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The widow of a County Londonderry man killed in an ambush in Afghanistan at the weekend has said he was coming home early to see his family.The widow of a County Londonderry man killed in an ambush in Afghanistan at the weekend has said he was coming home early to see his family.
Stuart Murray, 40, from Ballykelly, was working for a private security firm in Herat in the north west of the country.Stuart Murray, 40, from Ballykelly, was working for a private security firm in Herat in the north west of the country.
Mr Murray, a former Royal Irish Regiment soldier had served for 21 years in the Army. He was working in Afghanistan for the second time.Mr Murray, a former Royal Irish Regiment soldier had served for 21 years in the Army. He was working in Afghanistan for the second time.
Sheena Murray said he was preparing to leave the country when he was killed.Sheena Murray said he was preparing to leave the country when he was killed.
It is not known when his body will be brought home.It is not known when his body will be brought home.
Mr Murray was due to leave the country on Sunday but had decided to leave a day early, Mrs Murray said.Mr Murray was due to leave the country on Sunday but had decided to leave a day early, Mrs Murray said.
He was a serving member of the Territorial Army in Northern Ireland and held the rank of Staff Sergeant.He was a serving member of the Territorial Army in Northern Ireland and held the rank of Staff Sergeant.
It's understood he was working for the ArmorGroup security company. It had been reported that he was working for ArmorGroup but a spokeswoman for the firm told the BBC that was not the case.