Who KNOWS how many U.S. soldiers have died in Iraq in the last week, two weeks, and three and four weeks ?

Question

I'm led to believe it's a much smaller number than previously, but I don't have the facts .

Who has the FACTS ???

Thank you Jenny B .

Answer 1

This site keeps it pretty up to date with the numbers directly from the Department of Defense.

http://icasualties.org/oif/

In response to the thank you: No problem.

Answer 2

i won't be able to speak for all Democrats yet i could be elated. the topic seems no one has afflicted to define success or win for us. we've been advised the undertaking grow to be achieved and that Al Qaeda grow to be in its final throes however the mess maintains unabated. human beings are on third rotations to Iraq. Are you advocating 4th and 5th rotations? do we choose a draft to fill in for the cannon fodder being lost daily over there? Frankly i don't provide a rat's at the back of approximately Iraq. I care approximately my own united states, which seems to have a lot of problems right now whether we don't contain Dubya's conflict of revenge. perhaps if we provide up that insanity we are able to start to concentration on issues that are substantial to our way of existence and not attempt to mould somebody into "mini us".

Answer 3

Last week

- Army Pvt. Joshua C. Burrows, 20, Bossier City, La.; explosion Nov. 26; Baghdad.

- Marine Lance Cpl. James R. Davenport, 20, Danville, Ind.; Nov. 22; Anbar province.

- Army Sgt. Jeannette T. Dunn, 44, Bronx, N.Y.; noncombat-related injuries Nov. 26; Taji.

- Army 1st Lt. David M. Fraser, 25, Houston; explosion Nov. 26; Baghdad.

- Army Capt. Jason R. Hamill, 31, New Haven, Conn.; explosion Nov. 26; Baghdad.

- Marine Cpl. Michael C. Ledsome, 24, Austin, Texas; Nov. 25; Anbar province.

- Army Cpl. Jonerik Loney, 21, Hartselle, Ala.; explosion Tuesday; Hit.

- Army Spc. Christopher E. Mason, 32, Mobile, Ala.; small-arms fire Tuesday; Baiji.

- Army Pvt. Reece D. Moreno, 19, Prescott, Ariz.; noncombat incident Nov. 24; Balad.

- Army Staff Sgt. Daniel M. Morris, 28, Clinton, Tenn.; explosion Monday; Judiah.

- Army Staff Sgt. Jeremy W. Mulhair, 35, Omaha, Neb.; explosion Thursday; Taji.

- Army Sgt. 1st Class James D. Priestap, 39, Harwood, Mich.; small-arms fire Nov. 23; Baghdad.

- Marine Cpl. Nicholas P. Rapavi, 22, Springfield, Va.; combat wounds Nov. 24; Anbar province.

- Marine Lance Cpl. Michael A. Schwarz, 20, Carlstadt, N.J.; Monday; Anbar province.

- Marine Pvt. Heath D. Warner, 19, Canton, Ohio; Nov. 22; Anbar province.

- Army command Sgt. Maj. Donovan E. Watts, 46, Atlanta; explosion Nov. 22; Baiji.

- Marine Lance Cpl. Jeromy D. West, 20, Aguanga, Calif.; Nov. 25; Anbar province.

- Army Pfc. Theodore M. West, 23, Richmond, Ky.; explosion Wednesday; Baghdad

Answer 4

http://icasualties.org/oif/default.aspx
U.S. Deaths Confirmed By The DoD: 2888
Reported U.S. Deaths Pending DoD Confirmation: 6
Total 2894

You can also watch the military fatalities each month and from which nationality, and the number of civilians killed.

Answer 5

I saw a link yesterday, something like Iraqbodycount, or something. I did not look at it. It puts the number of Iraqis dead at 50,000, according to the answerer.

I can only assume the number of troops killed has significantly decreased, else we would hear.

Answer 6

Not enough judging by their bastard behaviour. There is a video clip on Youtube showin American soldiers taunting chlidren for a mile with bottles of water. Yank Soldiers make me sick

Answer 7

Far to many, but if you want numbers go to this address and you can see the numbers broken down by year day week...
http://www.antiwar.com/casualties/

Answer 8

If its more than None - its way too many. BRING THE TROOPS HOME AND END BUSH'S WAR OF IMPERIALISM!!!!