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Maryland National guardsman killed in Afghanistan

By By Hanah Cho and The Baltimore Sun

Feb 27, 2012 8:08 AM

Maj. Robert Marchanti, 48, a Baltimore County teacher, was killed in Afghanistan on Friday, his family said. — Maj. Robert Marchanti, 48, a Baltimore County teacher, was killed in Afghanistan on Friday, his family said. (WJZ)

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