Death notification
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A death notification is a letter delivered to the family of a solider or public service member who has died on duty. Usually, the Military of the United States withholds the name of a deceased member until the family has been notified.
For military notifications, there are usually three persons involved: the notifying officer, a medic (in case the family member faints), and an officer that stays in the car in case the family members react violently.
[edit] External links
- Article on notifying deceased firefighters' families
- an in-depth article on military death notifications
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