How many US soldiers have died in Iraq?
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You can find the information here.\n\nhttp://icasualties.org/oif/
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Lets do the math:\n\nSomewhat over 1 million servicemen have completed tours in Iraq.  Out of that roughly 2300 have died.  This means that there is roughly a 1 in 500 chance of any particular servicemember dying.  Now if you watch the trends - the monthly numbers of US dead have dropped significantly so the odds in your favor are even better.\n\nIt appears that the enemy has given up on attacks on US servicemembers as ineffective and dangerous.  Their focus has shifted to terror attacks on the Iraqi population.\n\nI have done a tour in Iraq and it is not the deathtrap that the media tries to make it out to be.  Just do you job and be proud of what you did whan you come home.
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too long to type in the answer box but total civilian deaths 31,226,400 total military deaths 25,335,400. for by country deaths click below.
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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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yes there are some American soldiers killing Iraqi's.  However the ones being killed by the Americans are not your typical Iraqi.  They are the ones who like to murder their fellow Iraqi's, such as when Saddam gassed to death over 30 thousand Kurdish Iraqi's.\n\nSo, basically, the American soldiers are protecting more current and future lives than can ever be imagined.
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It is estimated that 60,000-65,000 insurgents have been killed in the same time frame as our 2,500. That is about 30-1. Our soldiers are well trained.
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3115 total\n2869 us troops\n\nthis website gives you all the info.
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Saddam will be hanged for murdering 148 people but what about George W. Bush?The death toll of American soldiers in Iraq has reached almost 3000.For what purpose?To free a country that only a dictator could have controlled,look now,Saddam is off power and the people are slaughtering eachother because of ethnic believe.
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There were approximately 9 million military casualities and 7 million civilian casualities.  That makes a total of 16 million deaths.
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I heard the total number of Iraqi's who have died since the American occupation is around 100,000. How many have died since the war officially ended I couldn't say.\n\nIt is very naive by the way to believe insurgents are responsible for the majority of these deaths.
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wrong:actually,360,000iraqis\nSORRY!\nactually,\nBy Will Dunham. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - About 655,000 Iraqis have died from the Iraq war, exceeding previous estimates, researchers
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Interesting that you ask this question because very few knew that the U.S. was with a coalition of forces in defending South Vietnam. Answer #1 is correct with 520 total deaths out of a force of 7,672 (http://www.awm.gov.au/atwar/statistics/vietnam.htm), which equates to 6.8% of their total force being killed in Vietnam. By comparrison 10.6% of the total U.S. forces had died in Vietnam. \n\nThat is astounding considering that the Australians did not rely on artillery or air strikes when they engaged with the Viet Cong or NAV forces. The Aussies used ground maneuvers when engaging the enemy, just like the Viet Cong and NVA, and were very well respected by their enemy.
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usa involved? 1900-2000 there were 138 wars. we were in 67 of them. korea, viet nam, iraq 1 & iraq 2 are the more advertised.
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it is individuals. not 1 troop = 10 troops\n\n140,000 troops in Iraq means there are 140,000 service members in Iraq.
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Families speak about it:  http://www.mfso.org/article.php?id=533\n\nHow many people die in war:http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-14310.html\nChildren in war: http://www.wcc-coe.org/wcc/what/jpc/echoes/echoes-20-03.html\n\nThere has been no official figure for the number of Iraqis killed since the conflict began 18 months ago, but some non-government estimates have ranged from 10,000 to 30,000.\n\nThe researchers surveyed nearly 1000 Iraqi households in September, asking how many people lived in the home and how many births and deaths there had been since January 2002.\n\nThey then compared the death rate among those households during the 15 months before the invasion with the 18 months after it, getting death certificates where they could.\n\nThe experts from the United States and Iraq said most of those who died were women and children and air strikes from coalition forces accounted for most of the violent deaths.\n\nThe study was designed and conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University and the Al-Mustansiriya University in Baghdad.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/10/29/iraq.deaths/
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More than have died in both Iraq and Afghanistan to this point.
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54,229 deaths\n\n103,284 wounded