is there any news about the U.S. soldier killed in afghanistan this morning?
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The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.\n\n \n\n            Pfc. Patrick A. Tinnell, 25, of Lake Havasu City, Ariz., died in As Siniyah, Iraq, on April 19, when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device detonated during a dismounted combat patrol.  Tinnell was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, Ky.
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No. Check out this site for the latest on him.\nhttp://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2000/12/12/sports/main256687.shtml
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My guess is he has been captured or is dead, but the U.S. is afraid to announce it.\n\nI would bet that SOMEONE knows.  I don't think for a second that we have looked for years, and can't find him.
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Not that I am aware of but he should be.  Possibly it is in the works.  I think the entire process is 1-2 years.\n\nAfter being seriously wounded in a gunfight, Sgt. Peraltahe grabbed a grenade and pulled in underneath him so the rest of the Marines in his squad might have a Chance to live.  \n\nOnly one other Marine was seriously wounded and while all received some shrapnel, everyone else lived while Sgt. Peralta was killed by the blast.\n\nAnd I just love it when some lame *ss liberal wants to preach about dissent being the bravest form of patriotism.
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Reading the news on what happened to the two soldiers have saddened me deeply. It's horrible to hear how some people, people without regards for morals or sympathy, would do something as terrible as this to two young soldiers. Its disheartening to hear something like this because they are young citizens, a human being like you and me, taken away from this world by means of extreme violence. These soldiers have family and friends who will have to suffer from their loss. These soldiers will no longer have the ability to live life further than they have lived it. Its disheartnening to hear about something like this. May they rest in peace.\nI commend the two soldiers who have died serving our country, and to all members of the armed services who have, had, and will defend our country.
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There has been a few rumours (mainly driven by the web) about this, but no official announcements.\n\nIt is clear that he is currently going through a very hard time, having split with his wife (again) and his friend Proof being shot and killed recently, and if reports are to be believed he has pretty much locked himself away and is very depressed.\n\nHowever, in many ways that is to be expected given recent events, and as there has been no official announcement of a retirement I would expect him to be "back in business" when he is good and ready to do so.
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I sent you the name of a unit in Afghanistan to your email through Yahoo. Thank you for your and your restaurant for your support. Wish you could send real food. HAHA.
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bloody fuccker!bastard!son of a bittch,moron.where ever he is.he'll die.he is in afganistan,i got this news today
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I am troubled by this as well.  I just turned on the talk-radio station and they said it on the news on there (that chemical weapons were found).  But I didn't see it on tv news.  I am confused about what was really found and why it isn't being reported.  \n\nIt makes me angry that only bad news is reported, not the good news that shows how hard our troops are working over there.
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i have... i lost a friend that i grew up with, we knew each other sence 2nd grade and i found out that he died in iraq on valentines day, i am also over here in iraq. he was a marine i am in the army. \n\nrsp2aithooah@yahoo.com
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42 Canadian soldiers have been killed in Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan).\n\nAs of Tuesday, there have been 8 Canadian civilians and 1 soldier killed in Iraq.
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His death is a media football being used to further embarrass the Bush administration.  Sadly, Tilman's friendly fire death is not uncommon especially when involving troops seeing action for the first time.    So now to appease the media clamoring for blood, the young men involved are going to be lynched for a tragic but understandable error.  \nGeneral Stonewall Jackson was mortally wounded by friendly troops.  Guess what?  There was no investigation, no accusations of cover up.
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Well Well. \nLooks like your in for a hefty pay cut for your Anti-US Military Propaganda Machine.\nI am surprised that you have not asked everyone to say a little prayer for your departed friend.\nNo the war unfortunately will not be over in a few Months. But with his kind out of the headlines.\nHopefully it should make things a little easier.\nThe US Military got one, I hope they get the rest of them soon.\nI am just worried about how you are dealing with the loss. \nHave a Nice day.
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as of 01/24/2006 reported us death in iraq due to the conflict were 2237 more info\nhttp://icasualties.org/oif/
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When reports of his death, it only dropped .50 cents a barrel.  But its back up to its usual, plus more.\n\nOne man's death isnt going to make an impact, as long as the war is on, and Iran is "saber rattling", and all the other Countries are in turmiol...\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
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don't worry about stuff like that until you know for sure, my husband is infantry and he has lost 8 guys with about 12 seriously wounded, if i was scared all day long, i would be crazy by the time he came home, plus, i have been there, not infantry but transportation, and i can picture his day to day life right now, so it is hard, but hang on, he will be home soon.  Also, I deal with it this way, if my husband does not make it home,  i know he was doing something he thought was right and wanted to be there and i would honor him for that.   go to the department of defense website, they list causalties. the address is dod.gov/releases/
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From one who was there, and lost all his men, and lived to tell, you are very welcome. I was in Afghanistan in 2002. 19 yrs old. We had and are still having a hell of a time over there. We(the armed forces) need all the support we can get. On another note though, If I had the choice to go and fight knowing what would happen all over again, I would go in a heart beat. No thanks necceccary. We are just doing our job. (Semper Fi!)