American Casualty List  - The Bay of Pigs?
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Not that this is what you are looking for but every house has a paper trail. Go to the court house library and get the history on the place. It's public knowledge.
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http://www.antiwar.com/casualties/\n\nhttp://www.defenselink.mil/news/casualty.pdf
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http://www.911tabs.com/tabs/b/bump_of_chicken/
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This is a port in Cuba where the were receiving merchandise from Russia. Russia had given them 50 ICBM missiles to point at the U.S. during the Cold War. John F. Kennedy made them remove them and the American Navy surrounded Cuba and starved them out. Thus the Bay of Pigs.
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Yes, this link will take you to a site that breaks it down by killed in action and wounded in action, and is regularly updated:\n\nhttp://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/
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Here is what a reviewer on Amazon has to say on the topic.\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000069HSP/102-7802541-0853764?v=glance&n=130\n\n"As for accuracy to what occurred, a group of soldiers that were there appeared on The History Channel's "Hollywood vs History" program and they concurred that it was 75-80% factual. 20 - 25% Hollywood. That's probably a good ratio indeed."
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Vietnam was the biggest military blunder I've seen in my lifetime. And ya know, people said back then, "This is one grade "A" boneheaded disaster!"\n\nBut there were a whole lot of Americans who had an answer for that. They said, "How do we know it's a disaster? Don't you think our Government would pull our boys out if there wasn't very good reason for them to be there?? This will probably turn out to be...a blessing!"\n\nWell, only if you call many thousands of dead Americans, a country left in ruins and absolutely no good achieved..."a blessing".\n\nBut it did teach us something didn't it? It wasn't for nothing, because we learned our lesson, didn't we?\n\n...No. No, I guess we didn't.
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Do a search on Operation Sussex Bay, Vietnam, August 29, 1968.\n\nIf your cousin was in the Marine Corps, he was there.\n\nOperation Sussex Bay was apparently a fiasco, and the Marines, although very courageous, were simply outnumbered, and a lot of them got caught by surprise. The VC had laid out various land mines and booby traps. Many marines were blown up. Others were killed by small arms fire. Sadly, some were killed by friendly fire. Hard to say exactly what happened to your cousin. One of three things happened to him: He was blown up by an explosive device, killed by hostile small arms fire, or killed by friendly fire.\n\nMy father served in the Marines from 1950-1970. He was a salty marine, and an old timer, but he still saw action in Vietnam in 1966-1970.
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There are statistics on the following page:\n\nhttp://www.antiwar.com/casualties/
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ok there are several website that you can go to find this info here are the websites and the total right now.\n\nThere have been 3,111 coalition deaths, 2,865 Americans, two Australians, 125 Britons, 13 Bulgarians, six Danes, two Dutch, two Estonians, one Fijian, one Hungarian, 32 Italians, one Kazakh, one Latvian, 18 Poles, two Romanians, five Salvadoran, four Slovaks, 11 Spaniards, two Thai and 18 Ukrainians in the war in Iraq as of November 19, 2006, according to a CNN count. (Graphical breakdown of casualties). The list below is the names of the soldiers, Marines, airmen, sailors and Coast Guardsmen whose deaths have been reported by their country's governments. At least 21,678 U.S. troops have been wounded in action, according to the Pentagon. View casualties in the war in Afghanistan and examine U.S. war casualties dating back to the Revolutionary War.
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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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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/index.html                                                                                                  You can search by name or date.
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Unfortunately that number is decreasing everyday. You could try contacting the American legion they might have a number. The only numbers I could find were in 2004 there were 4 million alive but they are dying at a rate of 1100 a day. But there was another undated article that said 65,000.
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Kudo's for some good work, although I doubt that many liberals will buy into these facts.  I would like to take issue with one area of contention and that is the Viet Nam war.  It is true that JFK sent in advisors to contain the communists, but it was the old hawk Lydon Baines Johnson that escalated the war and sent in troops.  I believe that Viet Nam was Johnson's war.  After he lost the stomach to continue, when he had Charlie on his knees following the Tet offensive, the old fool announced that he was hanging up his spurs.  Johnson too, was a democrat and a shameless coward.  The loss of that war should  be credited solely to LBJ.
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Well now i can not comment on the A.C.L.U because i have no idea what it stands for. But i would like to comment on your comment about a Marine getting mad at you. my comment is POPPYCOCK. that's an English word for Crap. Just as your Entire Fantasy of  the  story you have just told. If that had really happened the way you say it did. I do believe you would never have had time to get out the ACLU card before you hit the ground Unconscious. After the Marine hit you.
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Deer 8 point or better - Coffevillie, Alabama.*\nRabbit.\nBob White Quail.\nSquirrel (reg) & ( Fox).\nTurkey.\nHog.\n\nUp on the cut off thats where the tug boats cut through in the older days but now they don't ( Good fishing there off the Mobile Deta ).\n\nWell just a bit of a  Wild Aniamal story OK we would see them wild hogs on the bank of the cut off.\nRun our boat right at her and her little piglets.\n\nI would get on the end of the boat and as we came close to the bank i would jump off that boat, Soal and them piglets would hall boggy and i would grab one of those piglets.\n\nBy the back leg and run back to the boat with one ( Shoot they would be all different colors ) inbreed with other peoples pigs that got out.\n\nAnyway them piglets they would go to swilling so i had to hurry and get back to the boat because that Mommy Soal she would turn to come help her piglets.\n\nWe would take them home and raise them. Well i better move on!
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I can help with part of it - the last section I will leave to my Marine brethren to chime in. It refers to his unit of assignment. A "Weapons Company" was a unit that specialized in a particular heavy weapon (during Korea it would likely be mortars or a recoiless rifle). So...he was assigned to the 1st Weapons Company, under the 2nd Battalion of the 1st Infantry Division. This is where things get tricky - that is an Army designation. Marines are assigned to MEU's (Marine Expeditionary Unit) and MEF's (Marine Expeditionary Force), but it is certainly possible that he was a detached element. Now for the Tr Bn TCI - I am going to guess that this is a location. Something like Tran Binh. If noone here can specify this - check your Dad's service record - his duty assignments and basic locations will be listed. You can then search on line for veterans groups who served there and I bet you will find a host of his former comrades. Good Luck!