Friends light candles for fallen Iraq war soldier Nathan Hubbard in Clovis, Calif. Friends and family of the Schofield soldier gathered at the New Hope Community Church for a candlelight vigil. GARY KAZANJIAN | Associated Press   Peggy and Jeff Hubbard hold up a photograph of their sons Jason, left, and Nathan. Army Cpl. Nathan Hubbard was killed in a helicopter crash in Iraq last week. Nathan Hubbard had joined the Army after his brother Marine Lance Cpl. Jared Hubbard was killed in Iraq in 2004. AP Photo/Fresno Bee file photo | November 2005

Hubbard, 21, died Aug. 22 when his Black Hawk helicopter crashed in Multaka, Iraq. He was among 10 Schofield Barracks soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, 25th Infantry "Cacti" who died in the crash.

His remains arrived in an Army-chartered jet Wednesday at Fresno-Yosemite International Airport, where members of the U.S. Army Honor Guard carried the casket from the plane to a waiting hearse.

Hubbard's family had a few moments alone with the remains, and then led the procession to the funeral home. Funeral services were scheduled for Friday.

Hubbard enlisted at age 19 while still grieving for his older brother, Marine Lance Cpl. Jared Hubbard, who was killed alongside his best friend by a roadside bomb in Ramadi in 2004.