11 U.S. Troops Treated For Concussions After Iran Missile Attack

Following an Iranian missile attack on two airbases in Iraq, initial reports from President Trump and the Pentagon stated no American soldiers were injured. However, days later, symptoms of concussions emerged among 11 service members, prompting treatment out of caution. The CDC notes that concussion symptoms can take weeks or months to appear. The affected soldiers were transported to hospitals in Germany and Kuwait for screening and are expected to return to Iraq once fit for duty.

Where have the 11 service members been transported for screening?

What is expected of the service members once they are deemed fit for duty?