President Donald Trump paid tribute to a fallen U.S. Army officer during a speech in Georgia, revealing that he had invited the soldier's grieving family to travel with him on Air Force One. The soldier, Army Lieutenant Tyler Feehan, died recently, and Trump said the family joined him after a dignified transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base. The event, known as a dignified transfer, is a solemn military ritual that honors service members who have died while on active duty. During his remarks, Trump expressed his condolences and praised Feehan's service to the country. The president did not specify the date of the transfer or the circumstances of the lieutenant's death. The invitation to the family to fly on the presidential aircraft was described by Trump as a gesture of support for the family during their time of loss. The tribute was part of a broader speech in which Trump discussed military issues and other topics. The White House has not released additional details about the family's experience aboard Air Force One.