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Nathan Gage Ingram: A Hero Lost at Sea
January 07, 2025 2 min read
A Special Warfare Operator 2nd Class with SEAL Team 3, known for his determination and the enthusiasm that lifted even the hardest moments. He was lost at sea on January 11, 2024, in the Arabian Sea after entering rough waters to try to save a fellow SEAL, and was posthumously promoted to SO1.
Service Record
- Branch
- USN
- Unit
- ST3
- Station Assigned
- Coronado, CA
- Hometown
- Trophy Club, TX
- Family
- Survived by his wife, Jewel; his mother and step-father, Kristi and Danny Hughes; his father, Chet Ingram; and his sister, Jaci Ingram.
- Fallen On
- January 11th, 2024
Ingram was a Special Warfare Operator 2nd Class, a member of the highly respected SEAL Team 3, based out of Naval Base Coronado. He was known for his determination, his positive attitude, and his unwavering commitment to his team.
On January 11, 2024, Ingram and his team were conducting a VBSS (visit, board, search, and seizure) operation in the Arabian Sea to interdict an illegal shipment of Iranian weapons destined for Yemen. During the operation, Christopher J. Chambers fell overboard in rough seas. His teammate, Nathan Gage Ingram, jumped into the water to attempt a rescue to save Christopher. Heartbreakingly, both SEALs were lost at sea.
Though his time with them was tragically cut short, Nathan Gage Ingram's commitment to his team and his country will forever be etched in the hearts of his fellow SEALs. They remember him not only for his courage and unwavering dedication, but also for his enthusiasm that brought light and laughter to even the most challenging situations. His ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty serves as a lasting testament to his selfless spirit and the unbreakable bonds of brotherhood within the SEAL community. Gage was posthumously promoted to SO1.
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★On behalf of all of us at BoneFrog Coffee, we thank Nathan Gage Ingram and his family for his service and sacrifice. His memory will live on in our hearts.