A procession will be streamed live at 5 a.m. Eastern Time for the four deceased soldiers who went missing on March 25 in Pabradė, Lithuania.

BUTLER ARE HERE NOW WITH WJCL 22 NEWS AT 5. BREAKING NEWS AT 5 -- FOUR U.S. ARMY SOLDIERS FROM FORT STEWART -- ARE MISSING IN LITHUANIA. RIGHT NOW -- SEARCH AND RECOVERY TEAMS ARE WORKING TO FIND THEM. THANKS FOR JOINING US -- I'M RILEY MILLER. AND I'M ...

Vilnius held a ceremony Thursday morning to honor and bid farewell to the four U.S. soldiers who died during a training exercise at a military training area in eastern Lithuania.

As search operations for the four US soldiers missing in Lithuania continued, a woman identified one of them as her husband Sgt. Edvin Franco. Georgia Franco told Atlanta-based 11 Alive News that the 25-year-old was a tank mechanic in Fort Stewart in Hinesville, Georgia before he joined the army in 2018.

According to GoFundMe, several fundraisers were set up in the wake of the soldiers' disappearance. The military has not released the names of the deceased. However, fundraisers identify the soldiers as Sgt. Edvin Franco, SPC Dante Taitano, Troy Knutson-Collins and Jose Duenez Jr.

VILNIUS COUNTY, Lithuania — Recovery efforts are continuing Sunday in Lithuania to recover four U.S. soldiers based out of Georgia's Fort Stewart whose armored vehicle sank into the wet mud of what's been described as a "bog swamp-like area."