【天网美西时间2026年7月22日特拉华讯】（天网义工编辑）
美国特拉华州多佛空军基地，2026年7月22日——美国总统唐纳德·川普今天亲临多佛空军基地，出席四名在伊朗冲突中阵亡的美国军人的庄严遗体交接仪式（Dignified Transfer）。这是他自美伊冲突爆发以来第三次履行这一沉重职责。
（图片1：川普在多佛空军基地敬礼致敬，身后是仪仗队和覆盖国旗的棺材。来源：NBC/AP新闻）
仪式上，美国陆军仪仗队身着礼服，庄严地将覆盖美国国旗的棺材从军机上抬下，移交给等待的车辆。川普与国防部长皮特·赫格塞斯（Pete Hegseth）、参谋长联席会议主席丹·凯恩上将（Gen. Dan Caine） 等官员一同肃立敬礼，现场气氛肃穆。
（图片2：仪仗队抬着国旗覆盖的棺材走向车辆，多佛空军基地现场。来源：AP新闻）
据美国国防部公布，这四名阵亡军人分别是：
• 陆军第一中尉 Tyler James Feehan（25岁，夏威夷Ewa Beach人）；
• 列兵 Isabella Gonzales（19岁，得克萨斯州Carrollton人）；
• 中士 Angel S. Rampersad（28岁，纽约人）；
• 中士 Michael Emmanuel Swinton（30岁，北卡罗来纳州人）。
其中几人在约旦基地遭伊朗导弹和无人机袭击中牺牲，另一人在伊拉克执行任务时阵亡。自今年2月冲突爆发以来，美军已有至少18人阵亡。
川普在仪式前表示：“这是作为总统最艰难的事情之一，但必须去做。我要对这些家庭说：我们爱你们，我们爱你们的子女。他们是真正的英雄。”
（图片3：多佛基地内多具覆盖国旗的棺材等待转运。来源：相关军事新闻）
随后，川普总统亲自邀请阵亡军人 Tyler J. Feehan 的家人搭乘空军一号返回乔治亚，并在飞机上陪伴他们。下飞机时，川普总统与家属一同走出，空军人员敬礼致意，展现了对军人家庭的真挚关怀。
当天下午，川普总统在乔治亚州马里埃塔市的集会上，继续向阵亡军人及其家属表达敬意。
他特别邀请第一中尉Tyler J. Feehan的家人到场，全场观众起立鼓掌致敬。特朗普指向天空，对家人说：“这是你们的邻里。他正在天上看着，他现在一定非常骄傲。” 这一刻展现了对军人家庭的真挚尊重。
在许多专制国家，军人牺牲信息常常被严格控制或淡化处理，家属维权困难；而在民主体制下，这样的公开仪式体现了国家对每一位军人生命的尊重与问责意识。
战争的代价永远由普通士兵和他们的家庭承担。希望冲突早日结束，让伊朗人民早日摆脱毛拉政权的恐怖统治，让更多家庭免于悲痛。
（来源：白宫、美国国防部、AP、路透社、C-SPAN等公开报道，2026年7月22日）
以下为英文版：
President Trump Attends Dignified Transfer Ceremony at Dover Air Force Base: The Heavy Cost of War
[Tianwang US Western Time, July 22, 2026, Delaware Report] (Edited by Tianwang Volunteer)
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Delaware, July 22, 2026 — U.S. President Donald Trump personally attended the dignified transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base today for four American service members killed in the Iran conflict. This marks the third time he has fulfilled this solemn duty since the outbreak of the U.S.-Iran conflict.
(Photo 1: President Trump salutes at Dover Air Force Base, with honor guard and flag-draped caskets in the background. Source: NBC/AP News)
During the ceremony, U.S. Army honor guard members in full dress uniform solemnly carried the flag-draped caskets from the military aircraft and transferred them to waiting vehicles. President Trump, along with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine, stood at attention and saluted. The atmosphere at the scene was somber and respectful.
(Photo 2: Honor guard carrying a flag-draped casket toward vehicles at Dover Air Force Base. Source: AP News)
According to the U.S. Department of Defense, the four fallen service members are:
• Army 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Ewa Beach, Hawaii;
• Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19, of Carrollton, Texas;
• Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad, 28, of New York;
• Sgt. Michael Emmanuel Swinton, 30, of North Carolina.
Several were killed in Iranian missile and drone attacks on a base in Jordan, while another died during a mission in Iraq involving an Iranian drone. Since the conflict began in February, at least 18 U.S. service members have been killed.
Before the ceremony, President Trump stated: “This is one of the hardest things to do as president, but it must be done. To these families, I want to say: We love you. We love your children. They are true heroes.”
(Photo 3: Multiple flag-draped caskets awaiting transfer inside Dover Air Force Base. Source: Military news reports)
President Trump personally invited the family of fallen 1st Lt. Tyler J. Feehan to fly back to Georgia aboard Air Force One and spent time accompanying them during the flight. Upon deplaning, Trump walked out with the family as military personnel saluted, demonstrating his genuine care and respect for military families.
That afternoon, President Trump continued to pay tribute to the fallen service members and their families during a rally in Marietta, Georgia. He specifically invited the family of 1st Lt. Tyler J. Feehan to the event, prompting the entire audience to rise for a standing ovation. Trump pointed toward the sky and told the family, “This is your neighborhood. He’s looking down. He’s so proud right now.” This moment showcased his sincere respect for military families.
In many authoritarian countries, information about military casualties is often strictly controlled or downplayed, and families face difficulties seeking justice. In contrast, such public ceremonies in democratic systems demonstrate a nation’s respect for every service member’s life and a sense of accountability.
The cost of war is always borne by ordinary soldiers and their families. It is hoped that the conflict will end soon, allowing the Iranian people to break free from the tyrannical rule of the mullah regime and sparing more families from grief.
(Sources: The White House, U.S. Department of Defense, AP, Reuters, C-SPAN, and other public reports, July 22, 2026)
