Servicemembers killed in Monday night's mortar explosion at the Hawthorne Army Depot are heading home on a C-17.
A police escort convoy took the 7 Marines to the Nevada Air National Guard base late Wednesday afternoon where they'll now fly home on a C-17 back to their families.
The Marine Corps is still investigating what caused a mortar to explode, killing the seven Marines.
The military officially identified the victims Wednesday night.
-- Pfc. Joshua M. Martino, 19, of Clearfield, Pa.
-- Lance Cpl. David P. Fenn II, 20, of Polk City, Fla.
-- Lance Cpl. Roger W. Muchnick Jr., 23, of Fairfield, Conn.
-- Lance Cpl. Joshua C. Taylor, 21, of Marietta, Ohio
-- Lance Cpl. Mason J. Vanderwork, 21, of Hickory, N.C.
-- Lance Cpl. William T. Wild IV, 21, of Anne Arundel, Md.
-- Cpl. Aaron J. Ripperda, 26, of Madison, Ill.
The members of the Second Marine Division were based in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
