President Donald Trump paid tribute to two US soldiers and an interpreter killed in an ambush in Syria as their remains were returned Wednesday to Delaware’s Dover Air Force Base.Trump took part in the solemn event — known as a dignified transfer — meant to honor the fallen service members days after they were killed by a gunman the Defense Department has linked to ISIS. Beforehand, Trump met privately with family members of the fallen, according to the White House.For all the latest headlines follow our Google News channel online or via the app.Trump stood silently and saluted as service members carried three transfer cases draped with the US flag that held the people’s remains from a C-17 cargo plane to a van. As relatives looked on, the vehicle took the cases to the base mortuary so the bodies could be prepared for burial. The president was joined by top military and civilian officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.“That was a beautiful event for three great people and