The U.S. military has recovered the remains of one of two American soldiers who fell from a cliff following intense training exercises in Morocco, while search efforts continue for a second missing service member.

The fallen soldier was identified as Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., a 27-year-old first lieutenant from Richmond who served as an Air Defense Artillery officer in the United States Army.

According to reports, the incident occurred after grueling military exercises in Morocco, though officials have not yet released full details surrounding the fall or the conditions at the time of the accident.

Search operations remain underway for the second missing soldier as military personnel continue combing the area.

The tragedy has sparked an outpouring of condolences for Key’s family, fellow soldiers, and loved ones. Americans across the country are once again being reminded of the risks service members face even outside active combat zones. Training may not make headlines the way battlefield operations do, but it can still demand an enormous physical and mental toll.

Military officials have not yet announced additional information regarding the missing soldier or the ongoing recovery efforts.

For many Americans, moments like this serve as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made every day by the men and women in uniform who train tirelessly to defend the country and protect its interests around the world.