Where can I find info on all the deaths that happened in the Coast Guard - a case by case basis?
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Depending on what you are looking for and the information available, you can file a Freedom of Information Act request with the US Coast Guard.  You can use the contact information in the source listed below, you will have to have a need to know the information if it includes personal information other than name and home of record.
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here is one I will look for others,location helps \nhttp://interment.com/articles/goliaths.html\nhttp://www.funeralconsumerinfo.org/november2005.pdf
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If you're trying to determine whether or not someone has died and when they died, one place you can start is to search the Social Security Death Index. \n\nClick>>>http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/
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http://www.safetyproject.org/bwr\n\nCALL NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Marine deaths 724 Army deaths 1,458\n\nU.S. Marine\nName Unit HomeBase \nChilders, Therrel Shane 1st BN, 5th Marine REG, 1st Marine DIV Camp Pendleton, CA \nAubin, Jay Thomas MAW&TS-1, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Yuma, AZ \nBeaupre, Ryan Anthony MAW&TS-1, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Yuma, AZ \nKennedy, Brian Matthew MAW&TS-1, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Yuma, AZ \nWaters-Bey, Kendall Damon MAW&TS-1, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Yuma, AZ \nGutierrez, Jose Antonio 2nd BN, 1st Marine REG, 1st Marine DIV Camp Pendleton, CA \nOrlowski, Eric James 2nd Tank BN, 2nd Marine DIV Camp Lejeune, NC \nHodson, Nicolas Michael 3rd BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nPokorney Jr., Frederick Eben 1st BN, 10th Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nBitz, Michael Edward 2nd Assault Amphibious, 2nd Marine DIV Camp Lejeune, NC \nFribley, David Keith 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nGaribay, Jose Angel 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nGonzalez, Jorge Alonso 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nJordan, Phillip Andrew 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nSlocum, Thomas Jonathan 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nBuesing, Brian Rory 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nRosacker, Randal Kent 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nWilliams, Michael Jason 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nNixon, Patrick Ray 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nReiss, Brendon Curtis 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nBurkett, Tamario Demetrice 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nCline Jr., Donald John 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nHutchings, Nolen Ryan 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nGifford, Jonathan Lee 1st BN, 2nd Marine REG, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Camp Lejeune, NC \nChanawongse, Kemaphoom "Ahn" 2nd Assault Amphibious, 2nd Marine DIV Camp Lejeune, NC \nJames, Evan Tyler 6th Engineer Support BN, 4th Force Service Group Peoria, IL \nKorthaus, Bradley Steven 6th Engineer Support BN, 4th Force Service Group Peoria, IL \nBlair, Thomas Alan Marine Air Control Gp-28, 2nd Marine Air Wing Cherry Point, NC \nNave, Kevin Gerard 3rd BN, 5th Marine REG, 1st Marine DIV Camp Pendleton, CA \nMay Jr., Donald Charles 1st Tank BN, 1st Marine DIV Twentynine Palms, CA \nO'Day, Patrick Terence 1st Tank BN, 1st Marine DIV Twentynine Palms, CA \nMartinez-Flores, Francisco Abraham 1st Tank BN, 1st Marine DIV Twentynine Palms, CA \nRodriguez, Robert Marcus 1st Tank BN, 1st Marine DIV Twentynine Palms, CA \nMenusa, Joseph 1st Combat Engineer BN, 1st Marine DIV Camp Pendleton, CA \nSuarez del Solar, Jesus Alberto 1st Light Armored Recon, 1st Marine DIV Camp Pendleton, CA \nPadilla-Ramirez, Fernando Marine Wing Support Gp-37, Marine Corp. Air Sta. Yuma, AZ \nCawley, James Wilford 23rd Marine REG, 4th Marine DIV Salt Lake City, UT \nWhite, William Wayne 3rd Amphibious Assault BN, 1st Marine DIV Camp Pendleton, CA \nLalush, Michael Vernon HMLA-169, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, CA \nMcGinnis, Brian Daniel HMLA-169, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, CA \nContreras, Aaron Joseph HMLA-169, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, CA \nMaglione III, Joseph Basil 6th Engineer Support, 4th Force Service Support Group Folsom, PA \nAnderson, Brian Edward 2nd Light Armored RECON, 2nd Marine DIV Camp Lejeune, NC \nGurtner, Christian Daniel 3nd Light Armored RECON, 1st Marine DIV Twentynine Palms, CA \nBales, Chad Eric 1st Trans. Support BN, 1st Force Service Group Camp Pendleton, CA \nEvnin, Mark Asher 3rd BN, 4th Marine REG, 1st Marine DIV Twentynine Palms, CA \nSilva, Erik Hernandez 3rd BN, 5th Marine REG, 1st Marine DIV C
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you can do a search of the social security death index, ancestry.com has one but i think you have to subscribe, you may be able to find a free site though. also if you know the name of the person do a web search for them with their name in quotation marks sometimes that pulls info up, also if you know the name of the paper their obit would be in log on to the newspaper and usually they have an archive section that you can search....use the many geneaology sites that offer free info, just do a web search...a couple i use are myfamily.com, ancestry.com
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yes there are.\n\nIn 2002, the Coast Guard sent several 110-foot (34 m) cutters to the Persian Gulf to enforce the U.N. embargo on goods to and from Iraq. Port Security Units and Naval Coastal Warfare units also accompanied the U.S. military buildup.\n\n\n\nOn April 24, 2004, Petty Officer 3rd Class Nathan B. Bruckenthal, 24, became the first Coast Guard member to die in combat since the Vietnam War. He was killed in a suicide boat attack on a Basra oil terminal off the coast of Iraq
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Here are two links with some really good info and possibly exactly what you are looking for. \n\nhttp://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?did=412&scid=6\n\nhttp://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/
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Not a lot: http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?did=230&scid=24
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Unless there was a famous murder at the residence, it's not likely that you'll find information on the internet. \n\nYou could go to your county clerks office and research the history of ownership of the property, then cross reference the owners names to the obituaries from the local newspaper.
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http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vwdocs/vw_hyperexchange/deadly_volcs.html\nyou could try this for a start, for more sites try putting the words\nvolcano eruption death statistics into a search site like yahoo, google, dogpile (www.dogpile.co.uk) or alltheweb(www.alltheweb.com)
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There is a navy memorial site on line that can either give this info or direct you to it.
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/index.html                                                                                                  You can search by name or date.
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Check out the link below. CNN has been doing a good job tracking the casualties. You can view by age, Gender, name, etc..
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There are a few places.  If you are family of the deceased, check with your county/parish Coroner's office.  If you are family, you could receive autopsy reports, toxicology reports, etc.  If you are not related to the deceased, you could only get a Coroner's report, which is a one page report pretty much stating cause and manner of death.  You could try your state's Vital Records office (or a health unit) for a copy of the Death Certificate.  Not sure if police would give you certain reports.  Those reports would tell you the actual events leading up to the persons death, the coroner's reports will tell you how and what the person died of. Hope this helps.
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I got a few links you may want to look at these just came from a simple search and I can not find all the information you were looking for but I hope this helps out a little.\n\nhttp://www.portauthority.org/ride/pgProcedures.asp\nhttp://www.navis.gr/safety/occupatl/eme_proc.htm\nhttp://www.tc.gc.ca/MarineSafety/TP/Tp4295/part-viii.htm
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http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/uscrime.htm\n\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm\n\nFor the FBI link, scroll down, select a year, and then a compilation of charts can be found on the left of the year you selected's page.  The different charts organize the information in diverse ways.\n\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/fsbr/crime.html