Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson

Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. GovernmentAirman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. GovernmentAirman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government
United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government
Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government
Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government
Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government
Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson | United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government
Airman First Class Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson

United States Air Force Security Forces, U.S. Government

End of Watch Wednesday, September 28, 2005

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Elizabeth Nicole Jacobson

Airman First Class Jacobson was killed when the vehicle she was a passenger in struck an improvised explosive device and detonated, which killed her instantly. Her convoy was heading back to base station Camp Bucca, Iraq when the incident occurred near the town of Safwan, Iraq.

Airman First Class Jacobson served with the United States Air Force Security Forces for two years and was attached to the 17th Security Forces Squadron. She was survived by her parents, three sisters, and grandparents.

Bio

  • Age 21
  • Tour 2 years
  • Badge Not available
  • Military Veteran

Incident Details

  • Cause Bomb
  • Location Overseas
  • Weapon Explosives; Improvised device
  • Offender Not available

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I was in Security Forces and was in Baghdad, Iraq in 2005, just 16 miles away from where A1C Jacobson was stationed. For me, it really hits home reading her story. In her honor, I had a memorial bracelet made with her information on it, and will be telling her story to anyone that asks. Thank you to all the families that have had a loved one K.I.A. and my prayers will always be with you.

Kasey Martin
Security Forces Veteran / Texas Police Officer (Current)

September 25, 2023

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