Is there a way to get the updated names of all the American casualties in Iraq?
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/
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Nine huge transport planes ferried American troops to al-Habbaniyah airbase from the Tuesday night strike on the US Falcon arsenal. This indicated heavy American losses, but the US claimed “no casualties,” and there has not been a huge transport of bodies or victims to any hospital or morgue. The Iraqi regime evacuated some 90 itroops to ar-Ramadi. About 100 troops from the 4th Infantry Division were reported to be stationed at the base at the time, with only a few slight injuries  reported.\n\nRemains of US Falcon arsenal have been described as “burned out wasteland with no buildings.” US helicopters dumped water on site to extinguish flames for two days. Officials estimate US monetary loss could exceed US$1 billion. Satellite pictures and aerial photographs from neutral sources showed that Camp Falcon suffered major structural damage and a lot of the U.S. military’s supply of small arms ammunition, artillery and rocket rounds, tons of fuel, six Apache helicopters, an uncounted but large number of soft-skinned vehicles such as Humvees and supply trucks were damaged or totally destroyed.\n\nThere was tremendous physical property damage sustained by the US and Iraqui forces, but fortunately everyone really did get out alive and OK.  There have been a couple minor burns reported.  As for the false lists of so called casualties. If you look carefully at these lists, you will notice that several names included are from previous military losses. Funny how these names keep showing up at various battles.  The Arab news sites are of course giving very vague unsubstantiated claims of great loss of life.  \n\nI think this should have been given more coverage, but only because of the huge financial loss that has been suffered, not the false, inflammatory and grossly exagerated claims of death.\n\nThere are hundreds of sites on the web accusing the US of covering this situation up.  If there had truly been the 300+ casualities being claimed by some, the left leaning, liberal media would have had a hay day.  That would have been news that would have sunk the Republican political candidates. The fact that there is no reporting being done except by the fringe media means that there were no deaths.
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For the lastest death count see\n http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/iraq_casualties.htm
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By HOPE YEN, Associated Press Writer 5 minutes ago \nWASHINGTON - \nPersonal data, including\nSocial Security numbers of 26.5 million U.S. veterans was stolen from a Veterans Affairs employee this month after he took the information home without authorization, the department said Monday. \nLast year, more than 260,000 veterans could not sign up for services because of cost-cutting. Audits also have shown the agency used misleading accounting methods and lacked documentation to prove its claimed savings."\n\nWell, this administration appears to have issues without having anything stolen.\n\nThose in the service 1975 and after are many military who were in quite a few skirmishes that the government had, including those in Iraq.\n\nI hope they have hard copies somewhere, which they probably don't. Proving a negative is going to be hard for a lot of men who are eligible for benefits. How do you get benefits if you can't prove you are eligible for them? It will be up to the serviceman to prove, Hate to be them.\n\n26.5 MILLION RECORDS from 1975 to present
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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
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Go to www.militaryfriends.com theres one there,not sure if you have to pay as I am a member but its great to keep in touch with the real facts on the war and the soldiers.
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Great post!!  Your facts do not lie.  I really don't understand why people are so worked up over this Iraq situation.  As you stated, these are not alarming death tolls.  Our country has chosen to defend ourselves through a terrorist hosting country.  I give great credit to those who put their life down for our country, the 2,839 that were killed could be a very small number compared to the next terroirst attack on the US. THANKS FOR THE STATS!!! Happy Veterans day to all of my co-servers. =)
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The website is in execl and reads better than what I copied.\n\n\nCasualties in Iraq\nThe Human Cost of Occupation\nEdited by Michael Ewens :: Contact American Military Casualties in Iraq \n \nDate Total In Combat \n \nAmerican Deaths    \nSince war began (3/19/03): 2526
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There are statistics on the following page:\n\nhttp://www.antiwar.com/casualties/
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Yahoo! people search is the answer. It can get you all of the names you write only from the unites states.
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By War on Terror, I assume you mean the war in Iraq? If that is the case, this website will provide the coalition forces loss of life in the war, their home cities/states and how they were killed. It may take some time to count up each individual to get a number for each state, but the information is accurate and reliable.\nhttp://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/
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Yes. Octobers U.S. death toll was the highest yet. Our troops continue to die in a battle that can't be won. When all the Iraq people are dead, maybe then our troops can come home.
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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....
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go to www.military.com    sign up to get a user name, and start searching....
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They would count the casualties on the other side if that information was available to them.  It isn't.  Don't you think it's important to impress on the American people what the cost of this war is in terms other than dollars?  I do.  Where do you suggest the U.S. media obtain reliable casualty figures from "the other side?"  Perhaps you could supply them, right?  Uh huh.  That's what I thought.
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As a member of his immediate family, you are entitled to his complete service record. You can get this through the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. I have linked their web site below. As for a list of all the names aboard a specific ship - unless you can find a veterans organization involving that ship (many many ships have these types of organizations for shipmates to stay in contact after their service) - you may be out of luck finding it. I wish you the best - Good Luck.
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go to google, and type in his name. If there were any stories on it they would be listed. Your best option would be to try the newspaper from the base he was stationed at in the states. Good luck finding any. My husband was injured, and there was not a story on him, or the mission he was on.