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Thompson, 28, died in the southern province of Helmand, where Taliban forces have been gaining ground against Afghan government security forces, according to the U.S. Matthew Thompson, a Green Beret who was an alumnus of both Brookfield Central High School and Marquette University, was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan Tuesday.
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