Family of Minnesota soldier injured in drone attack voices concerns about medical treatment, supplies

For Sgt. First Class Cory Hicks, a visit back home to Princeton may be the best medicine.

“It’s better than it has been,” his wife Shanyn says. “He actually enjoyed playing with the kids this time.”

It’s been six months since the Iranian drone attack at Port Shuaiba in Kuwait that left six soldiers dead, including Master Sgt. Nicole Amor, from White Bear Lake.

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Dozens more were wounded in the March 1 attack.

Days later, Hicks described the horror of that day to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS from his hospital bed at Walter R...