want to get an update on the soldiers in iraq who were injured or killed?
410368
hi there go too ..good luck
1012923
http://www.mnstci.iraq.centcom.mil/docs/advisor/currentissue.pdf
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Wow, you've never met a marine have you?  If you get all your info from CNN, then you probably think that NO Iraqis have been killed, only our men.  They just did an operation where dozen of Taliban members were bombed and killed.  We lost some men on a truck that fell off a bridge and THAT made the evening news.  God Bless America.... ?
908423
I want to thank all the men & women serving in the Armed Forces wheather they are oversea's or on our home land. Especialy  my son-in-law Pat who is in Iraq on his 2nd tour. His wife (my daughter) and their 2 children miss him very much and wishes him a safe return soon!!) We love you!! Hurry Home!!
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There are statistics on the following page:\n\nhttp://www.antiwar.com/casualties/
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25, was active Army, 25F (Network/Switching systems Op/Maint)\nI just exited the service after 6 years and 7 months (was stop loss-ed for my second Iraq tour), and the things I ask someone else that was in Iraq is where they were, what they were doing, and whether or not the local nationals nearby would "misbehave."  The answers to the first and second are always different, the third one is usually yes.\n  One thing I've learned about the news is that the news only exists where the reporters are, and it is only as good as their understanding of the situation.  There were so many things that I've witnessed that the news would mention as side notes, using the phrase "reports of..." because they didn't have anyone there.\n  One thing I've always wanted people back home to be aware of is that the situation is both worse and better than what they hear.  The news only seems to focus on US casualties, but never talks about police forces built, infrastructure repaired, people helped, anything with a positive outcome, etc.  The news also misses the significance of some of the Iraqis targeted by insurgents if no US forces were involved.  During my second deployment, I spent the majority of the time in Mosul, and it never ceased to amaze me how the insurgency would actively target local officials with the same techniques and weapons they'd use for CF (Coalition Forces).  It seemed like incidents were occurring constantly, Iraqi Army being hit with IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices), police were being gunned down, sheiks (who are more or less the equivalent of an alderman here) being assassinated, sometimes with their families.   If you want a good question, consider the amount of times you are quoted the number of US soldiers killed by hostile fire, and wonder how many Iraqis are killed by the insurgency.  Not like those estimations of bystanders killed, but how many have been actively sought out and killed by the insurgency since the start, before you heard the words "sectarian violence" on the news.  That's a question I wish I knew the answer to.\n  I hope that gives you a start of sorts.  Please continue to ask more questions, and you will receive replies.
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military.com  then u can find him and the current status .  u better give me 10 points
180511
Yes, I can help you I am in the Army, we can look people up, I need his name (first and last) correct spelling, and if you has these they would help, rank and where you think they might be stationed, but name definetly. email me  \nninabuck11@yahoo.com
1006059
It is a shame that people are dying.  But the soldiers are in Iraq to try to better the lives of the Iraqi people as a whole.  I don't agree with war, but I also don't agree with oppression or dictatorships.  So it has me upset in more ways than one.  I do not want anymore people to get hurt, but what about all those that died under Hussein's regime?  One of those soldiers were from close to where I live...he was from Springfield, MA.  It does feel like it is never going to end.  I support the soldiers, for I know that they are doing their job, and it must be hell for them.  So I am a torn soul when it comes to this war.  I hope that the people involved are safe and no more harm comes to them...I can HOPE.
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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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US & UK troops. You guys are great. You are doing a good job in very difficult cirumstances. Good luck and keep safe.\n\nI hope you are all home soon. When the job is done.
196670
How about sending them to Iraq
823483
I would like,  ..They were at home now...  \nI’m sorry,    I am crying..  \n My brother died in Iraq.\n The US Armed Forces are OUTSTANDING....
548148
Yes survived, don't really remember if it hurt.  Stray bullet in Iraq.  It was more of a scary feeling than a painful feeling.  Happy to be alive though.
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Yeah....I guess 2 out of 3 isn't so bad...everyone gets lucky sometimes. Yada-Yada-Yada\n\n"Those people are now dead....killed by our troops in Iraq."\n\n....and how many of our troops have been killed to date, huh?\nHow many family members and friends have YOU lost for this, Oh-So Justworthy cause?\n\nGo back to sucking on Bush's big toe, you moron!\nAND WATCH SOME REAL NEWS FOR A CHANGE!
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http://www.antiwar.com/casualties/list.php
14506
Yes\n2000 + People have died\n25000 + are injured\nand not to mention the money involved\nand ofcourse rumors that the white house is covering up the actual death toll (just like vietnam)\nand not to mention the number of civilian iraqi's that have died