Casualty List - April 2009, Afghanistan

MONTHLY CASUALTY LIST: ISAF-AFGHANISTAN

------	Name, Age	Srv Branch	Country
	Rank, Unit
	Location; Circumstance of Death
	Name Not Released Yet, 21	German Army	Bad Saulgau-Germany
	Hauptgefreiter (senior corporal), Panzergrenadierbrigade 37
	Kunduz; 29-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - RPG attack
	Tobie Fasfous, 29	British Army	Bridgend-UK
	Lance Sergeant, 1st Battalion Welsh Guards
	Gereshk (north east of ) (Helmand province); 28-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Michelle Mendes, 30	Canadian Army	Wicklow-Canada
	Major, Chief of Defence Intelligence
	Kandahar; 24-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	Trond Petter Kolset, 30	Norwegian Intelligence service	Steinkjer-Norway
	Kaptein, Not reported yet
	Takht Pul (Balkh province); 17-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide bomber
	Richard A. Dewater, 21	U.S. Army	Topeka, KS
	Private 1st Class, 1st BN, 26th Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Korengal Valley; 15-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Francisco X. Aguila, 35	U.S. Army	Bayamon, PR
	Corporal, 82nd Sustainment Brigade, XVIII Airborne Corps
	Kabul; 14-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	Karine Blais, 21	Canadian Army	Les Méchins-Canada
	Trooper, B Squadron, 12th Armoured Regiment
	Shah Wali Kowt District; 13-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Jacob I. Ramsey, 20	U.S. Air Force	Hesperia, CA
	Airman 1st Class, 712th Air Support Operations Squadron
	Kabul; 10-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	Blaise A. Oleski, 22	U.S. Marine	Holland Patent, NY
	Lance Corporal, 3rd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force
	Helmand province; 08-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire
	Iuliu-Vasile Unguras, 32	Romanian Army	Dej-Romania
	Capitanul (Captain), Batalionul 21 Vânatori de Munte (21st Mountain Battalion)
	Qalat (20 km. nord-east of); 07-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Adam M. Kuligowski, 21	U.S. Army	Arlington, VA
	Specialist, Special Troops Battalion, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault),
	Bagram; 06-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	Azdin Chadli, 20	Royal Dutch Army	Uden-Netherlands
	Soldaat der eerste klasse (Private 1st Class), 42 Pantserinfanteriebataljon van de Limburgse Jagers (42 Armored Infantry Battalion "Limburgse Rifles")
	Tarin Kowt; 05-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - rocket attack
	Phillip A. Myers, 30	U.S. Air Force	Hopewell, VA
	Staff Sergeant, 48th Civil Engineer Squadron
	Helmand province; 04-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Tiberius Petre, 33	Romanian Army	Târgu Mures-Romania
	Capitanul (Captain), Batalionul 1 Operatii Speciale "Vulturii" (1st Task Force Battalion -"Eagles")
	Kabul (Southwest of); 03-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire

Casualty List - April 2009, Iraq

MONTHLY CASUALTY LIST: MNF-IRAQ

-------	Rank, Nationality	Srv Branch	Country
	Rank, Unit
	Location; Circumstance of Death
	Tyler J. Trahan, 22	U.S. Navy	East Freetown
	Petty Officer 2nd Class, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit Twelve
	Fallujah; 30-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - bomb
	James R. Mcilvaine, 26	U.S. Marine	Olney, MD
	Sergeant, 1st BN, 7th Marine Reg, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force
	Anbar Province; 30-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire
	Mark A. Wojciechowski, 25	U.S. Marine	Cincinnati, OH
	Staff Sergeant, 7th Engineer Support BN, 1st Marine Logistics Group, I Marine Expeditionary Force
	Anbar Province; 30-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire
	Leroy O. Webster, 28	U.S. Army	Sioux Falls, SD
	Sergeant, 3rd BN, 82nd Field Artillery Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division
	Kirkuk (near); 25-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Benjamin Moore Jr., 43	U.S. Army	Waycross, GA
	Company Sergeant-Major, 2d BN, 27th Infantry Reg, 3d Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division
	Contingency Operating Base Speicher; 24-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	William C. Comstock, 21	U.S. Marine	Van Buren, AR
	Corporal, 2nd Supply BN, Combat Logistics Reg 25, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, II Mari
	Anbar Province; 22-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	Brad A. Davis, 21	U.S. Army	Garfield Heights, OH
	Corporal, 82nd Brigade Support BN, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division
	Baghdad (near, east of); 22-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Ray A. Spencer Ii, 20	U.S. Marine	Ridgecrest, CA
	Lance Corporal, 3rd BN, 3rd Marine Reg, 3rd Marine Division
	Al Anbar Province; 16-Apr-09; Non-hostile - gunshot wound
	Raul Moncada, 29	U.S. Army	Madera, CA
	Sergeant, 563rd Military Police Co, 91st Military Police BN, 10th Sustainment Brigade, 10th Mountain Division
	Karbala (5 km south of); 13-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack (EFP)
	Michael J. Anaya, 23	U.S. Army	Crestview, FL
	Specialist, 2nd BN, 27th Infantry Reg, 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division
	Bayji; 12-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Christopher D. Loza, 24	U.S. Army National Guard	Abilene, TX
	Sergeant, 1st Squadron, 124th Cavalry Reg, 56th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 36th In
	Walter Reed Army Medical Center; 10-Apr-09; Non-Hostile - Illness
	Gary L. Woods Jr., 24	U.S. Army	Lebanon Junction, KY
	Staff Sergeant, 1st BN, 67th Armor Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Mosul; 10-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide truck bomb
	Bryan E. Hall, 32	U.S. Army	Elk Grove, CA
	Staff Sergeant, 1st BN, 67th Armor Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Mosul; 10-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide truck bomb
	Jason G. Pautsch, 20	U.S. Army	Davenport, IA
	Corporal, 1st BN, 67th Armor Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Mosul; 10-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide truck bomb
	Bryce E. Gautier, 22	U.S. Army	Cypress, CA
	Private 2nd Class, 1st BN, 67th Armor Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Mosul; 10-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide truck bomb
	Edward Forrest, 25	U.S. Army	Fenton, MO
	Sergeant, 1st BN, 67th Armor Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Mosul; 10-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide truck bomb
	Israel Candelaria Mejias, 28	U.S. Army	San Lorenzo, PR
	Specialist, 1st BN, 2nd Infantry Reg, Task Force 3rd BN, 66th Armor Reg, 172nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team
	Baghdad (north east of); 05-Apr-09; Hostile - hostile fire - land mine
	Stephen F. Dearmon, 21	U.S. Marine	Crossville, TN
	Lance Corporal, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, II Marine Expeditionary Force
	Al Anbar Province; 03-Apr-09; Non-hostile
	Daniel J. Beard, 24	U.S. Army	Buffalo, NY
	Sergeant, 147th Postal Company, 21st Theater Sustainment Command
	Diwaniyah; 03-Apr-09; Non-hostile

Where 'the boys' are ...

We know the DoD experimented with drugs to de-militarize enemy soldiers by fiddling with their sexual drives, but apparently, violent, prolonged, nation-building exercises require sexual-dominance, of a sort (via FoxNews, December 29th, Brit Hume):

Tactical Change

The CIA has found a new tool in the War on Terror after it encountered a problem in rewarding those who help in the fight against terrorists in Afghanistan. The CIA had been giving cash and weapons to those who helped, but that was causing problems.

Speaking on condition of anonymity to The Washington Post, one agent said, "If you give an asset $1,000, he'll go out and buy the shiniest junk he can find and it will be apparent that he has suddenly come into a lot of money" — which sometimes got them killed.

So the CIA did something — well, less obvious: It gave tribal elders Viagra. The Post quotes one agent who says, "Whatever it takes to make friends and influence people — whether it's building a school or handing out Viagra."

Officials say Viagra is not given to younger leaders, but aging village patriarchs are easily sold on a pill that can "put them back in an authoritative position."

Mini Battlefield Digest: Afghanistan, Week 43, Year OEF+7

Battlefield News, Afghanistan

The "news" from Afghanistan is almost all grim.

There are not enough boots on the ground to secure the country. In COIN-speak, that means that the battle will either be lost or fought to a standstill, right?

Al-qa'ida, elements of Pakistan ISI, and Iran are all implicated, alongside the flourishing drug trade, as enablers of the ongoing conflict. A political "resolution" seems well on the horizon, with both sides dug in deep, in hopes of the elusive "win".


Political Developments and Major Campaign Resource Shifts

• Roggio: The prime minister of Canada said he intends to pull all Canadian forces out of Afghanistan by December 2011. The Taliban said attacks have been stepped up to influence Canada's election. -Wednesday, September 10, 2008
• Roggio: A senior Taliban commander said Iran is supplying EFPs to the terror group. -Monday, September 15, 2008
• Roggio: The Taliban welcomed Canada's decision to withdraw by 2011. The Taliban have killed 720 police officers in the past six months. -Tuesday, September 16, 2008
• Roggio: The US defense secretary said three more combat brigades will be available to deploy to Afghanistan by the spring of 2009. -Tuesday, September 23, 2008
• Roggio: The Governor of Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province said the US must negotiate with the Taliban, the Haqqanis, and Hekmatyar. Six policemen were killed in attacks in Kabul province. -Wednesday, September 24, 2008
• Roggio: President Karzai requested Saudi Arabia assist with opening peace negotiations with the Taliban. -Tuesday, September 30, 2008
• Roggio: The Taliban refused to negotiate with the Afghan government. "We reject an offer for negotiation by the Afghan's puppet and slave President Hamid Karzai," Mullah Baradar said. The US notified Pakistan of an airstrike near the Afghan-Pakistani border. -Friday, October 3, 2008
• Roggio: The senior US general in Afghanistan said more troops are needed immediately. -Wednesday, October 1, 2008
• Roggio: A leaked report by the British Ambassador in Kabul claims US strategy is wrong and the war is as good as lost. -Wednesday, October 1, 2008
• Roggio: A leaked Spanish report said Pakistan's ISI provided arms, IEDs, and other support to the Taliban. -Wednesday, October 1, 2008
• Roggio: Germany has extended its mandate to operate in Afghanistan by 14 months. -Tuesday, October 7, 2008
• Roggio: A battalion of French troops reportedly oppose being deployed to Afghanistan. Germany's foreign minister wants the country's commandos withdrawn. -Saturday, October 4, 2008
• MCT: Though under-staffed, multi-national forces are making progress in Afghanistan, the former commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan told the Beaufort Rotary Club during a luncheon Wednesday. -Thursday, October 16, 2008

COIN: Actions, Reactions, Counteractions, etc.

• Roggio: A 100-man Czech special forces team unit is operating outside of NATO command. -Thursday, September 4, 2008
• Roggio: The US defense secretary apologized for recent airstrikes that caused civilian casualties. NATO seeks to implement rules to decrease civilian casualties. -Wednesday, September 17, 2008
• Roggio: The US is re-evaluating its Afghan war strategy. -Thursday, September 18, 2008
• Roggio: Russia warned it would cut off NATO's air bridge to Afghanistan if countries did not stop "hostile" policies toward Moscow. -Thursday, September 18, 2008
• Roggio: Australian forces accidentally killed a district leader and several of his men in Uruzgan province. -Thursday, September 18, 2008
• NPR: When a new administration takes over in January, it will inherit the challenging and overlapping problems of Afghanistan and Pakistan, two countries that are critical to U.S. national security. -Friday, October 17, 2008
• RTTNews: In what could be disturbing news for the government of President Hamid Karzai, the former mayor of Afghanistan's Herat province is now the most powerful local Taliban commander, media reports said. -Friday, October 17, 2008
• Canwest : Another senior government official has been shot dead in Kandahar city, fuelling a new fear in the troubled area as Taliban assassins increasingly target Afghans linked to the government and foreign organizations. -Wednesday, October 15, 2008
• Roggio: The US Army closed down a combat outpost in the Gowardesh Valley in Kunar province. The US secretary of defense said negotiations with some elements of the Taliban is possible. -Thursday, October 9, 2008
• theherald: The ratio of dead to wounded for British soldiers fighting in Afghanistan is approaching loss levels not seen since the Second World War, The Herald can reveal. -Wednesday, October 15, 2008
• Roggio: The Pakistani military fired on two US helicopters operating along the border inside Afghan territory in Khost province. Pakistan claimed the helicopters crossed the border, flew over a Paksitani outpost, "returned fire and flew back." -Thursday, September 25, 2008

VIOLENCE: Tactical Developments

• Roggio: The Taliban freed 118 Afghan laborers who were kidnapped last week in Farah. -Friday, September 26, 2008
• Roggio: A battalion of French troops reportedly oppose being deployed to Afghanistan. Germany's foreign minister wants the country's commandos withdrawn. -Saturday, October 4, 2008
• Roggio: The Afghan government denied reports it conducted peace talks with the Taliban in Saudi Arabia last month. President Karzai's brother denied accusations that he is involved in Afghanistan's heroin trade and threatened to sue The New York Times. Spanish military intelligence said Iran offered to shelter Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. -Monday, October 6, 2008
• AP: An Afghan official says a suicide bomber in northern Afghanistan has killed two German soldiers and five children. The governor of Kunduz province, Mohammad Omar, says two other German soldiers and two children were wounded... -Monday, October 20, 2008
• IRNA: Taliban insurgents pulled some 50 passengers off a bus in southern Afghanistan and beheaded as many as 30 of them after accusing them of being soldiers traveling in civilian clothes, Afghan officials said. -Monday, October 20, 2008
• AFP : A British aid worker was shot dead in the Afghan capital on Monday in a killing claimed by the Islamic Taliban militia which accused her organisation of "preaching Christianity" -Monday, October 20, 2008
• Reuters: Taliban insurgents killed 25 Afghan civilians, including a child, after firing on one bus and seizing control of another in the southern province of Kandahar, a local police chief said on Sunday. -Sunday, October 19, 2008
• BBC: A woman has been arrested on charges of kidnapping three children. Giving details to Afghan Islamic Press [AIP] about this, Mr Abdol Rauf Ahmadi, the spokesman for Security Command of police in west zone, said that the police detained... -Sunday, October 19, 2008
• AFP: The car bomb exploded at the gates of a base which is run by Italian troops in the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) with some Spanish soldiers also stationed there. "We did have casualties - just wounded,"... -Saturday, October 18, 2008
• AFP: A suicide car bomb exploded outside a base of the NATO-led military force in Afghanistan's western city of Herat, wounding several troops, the alliance said. -Saturday, October 18, 2008
• AP: Five Afghan immigrants enslaved a teenage girl they brought to the United States, with some forcing her to do chores and one beating and sexually assaulting her, according to a federal indictment unsealed this week. -Saturday, October 18, 2008
• abc.net: Afghan locals say women and children were among civilians killed in an air attack by international forces in the country's south. Locals say that 25 civilians were killed in the attack in the Nad Ali district of Helmand province. -Thursday, October 16, 2008
• Denverpost: In a bow to public outrage over a recent spate of U.S.-led airstrikes in Afghanistan that resulted in more than 100 civilian deaths, NATO officials have ordered commanders to try to lessen their reliance on air power in battles with insurgents... -Thursday, October 16, 2008
• Reuters: Twenty-two Taliban insurgents and six Afghan policemen were killed in overnight clashes in the south of the country, provincial authorities said on Wednesday. -Wednesday, October 15, 2008
• AP: Five Afghan scholars visiting the University of Washington to work on their master's theses were reported missing after failing to show up for training sessions, university officials said. -Wednesday, October 15, 2008
• BBC: At least 18 Taliban militants have been killed while attacking a police checkpoint in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, officials say. Police say dozens of insurgents took part in the attack - the second major assault on Lashkar Gah this week. -Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Economic Developments, Reconstruction, and General Good News

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Casualty List - September 2008, Afghanistan

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MONTHLY CASUALTY LIST: ISAF-AFGHANISTAN

------	Name, Age	Srv Branch	Country
	Rank, Unit
	Location; Circumstance of Death
	Gary J. Vasquez, 33	U.S. Army	Round Lake, IL
	Sergeant 1st Class, 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group
	Yakhchal; 29-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Richard G. Cliff Jr., 29	U.S. Army	Mount Pleasant, SC
	Captain, 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group
	Yakhchal; 29-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Jamie S. Nicholas, 32	U.S. Army	Maysel, WV
	Sergeant 1st Class, 170th Military Police Company, 504th Military Police BN 42nd Military Police Brigade
	Yakhchal; 29-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	William E. Hasenflu, 38	U.S. Army	Bradenton, FL
	Sergeant, 1st Squadron, 61st Cavalry Reg, 4th Brigade Combat Team, (Air Assault) 101st Airborne Division
	Jaji District; 28-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Alessandro Caroppo, 23	Italian Army	San Pietro Vernotico-Italy
	Caporal Maggiore, all'8° reggimento Bersaglieri
	Herat; 21-Sep-08; Non-hostile - natural causes
	Matthew J. O'Bryant, 22	U.S. Navy	Duluth, GA
	Cryptologic Technician Third Class Petty Officer, Navy Information Operations Command Maryland
	Islamabad; 20-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - bomb
	Rodolfo I. Rodriguez, 34	U.S. Air Force	El Paso, TX
	Major, 86th Construction & Training Squadron
	Islamabad; 20-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - bomb
	Bruno G. Desolenni, 32	U.S. Army	Crescent City, CA
	Captain, Joint Forces Headquarters, Element Training Team, Oregon Army National Guard
	Kandahar; 20-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Joseph F. Gonzales, 18	U.S. Army	Tucson, AZ
	Private, 1st BN, 26th Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Korengal Valley; 20-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Nathan M. Cox, 32	U.S. Army	Walcott, IA
	Staff Sergeant, 1st BN, 26th Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Korengal Valley; 20-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Jerome C. Bell Jr., 29	U.S. Marine	New York
	Sergeant, 2nd BN, 7th Marine Reg, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force
	Farah province; 19-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Brandon W. Farley, 30	U.S. Army	Haworth, OK
	Staff Sergeant, 1st BN, 26th Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Able Monti (died at Bagram Airfield); 18-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire, RPG
	James L. Wiley, 46	U.S. Army	North Bend, OR
	Lieutenant Colonel, 27th Brigade Combat Team, New York Army National Guard
	Bagram Airfield; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile
	Joshua W. Harris, 21	U.S. Air National Guard	Romeoville, IL
	Sergeant, 2nd Battalion 122nd Field Artillery, Illinois Army National Guard
	Gerdia Seria; 17-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Bruce E. Hays, 42	U.S. Army National Guard	Cheyenne, WY
	Captain, Wyoming Joint Forces Headquarters, Wyoming Army National Guard
	Gerdia Seria; 17-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Jason A. Vazquez, 24	U.S. Army	Chicago, IL
	Staff Sergeant, 2nd Battalion 122nd Field Artillery, Illinois Army National Guard
	Gerdia Seria; 17-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Mohsin A. Naqvi, 26	U.S. Army	Newburgh, NY
	1st Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, 11th Infantry
	Gerdia Seria; 17-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Nicky Mason, 26	British Army	Aveley-UK
	Lance Corporal, 2nd Battalion the Parachute
	Kajaki (near), Helmand province; 13-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - Explosion
	Jason Lee Rawstron, 23	British Army	Clayton-Le-Moors, Lancashire-UK
	Private, 2nd Battalion the Parachute Regiment
	Forward Operating Base Gibraltar (Helmand province); 12-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Michael W. Murdock, 22	U.S. Army	Chocowinity, NC
	Private, 1st BN, 6th Field Artillery Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Bagram Airfield; 11-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire
	John Wayne Marcum, 34	U.S. Navy	Flushing, MI
	Senior Chief Petty Officer, Naval Special Warfare Development Group
	Eastern Afghanistan; 11-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire
	Jason Richard Freiwald, 30	U.S. Navy	Armada, MI
	Chief Petty Officer, Naval Special Warfare Development Group
	Eastern Afghanistan; 11-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire
	Michael Slebodnik, 39	U.S. Army	Gibsonia, PA
	Chief Warrant Officer, 2nd BN, 17th Cavalry Reg, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)
	Forward Operating Base Nagil; 11-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - enemy fire at aircraft
	Gary O'Donnell, 40	British Army	Edinburgh-UK
	Warrant Officer Class 2, 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regiment Royal Logistic Corps
	Musa Qaleh (Helmand province); 10-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Eichmann A. Strickland, 23	U.S. Navy	Arlington, WA
	Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class, Combat Service Support Det. 36
	Afghanya Valley; 09-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Jesse Melton Iii, 29	U.S. Marine	Randallstown, MD
	Captain, Headquarters Battery, 12th Marines, 3rd Marine Division
	Parwan Province; 09-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Nicholas A. Madrazo, 25	U.S. Marine	Bothell, WA
	1st Lieutenant, Combat Logistics Battalion 37, 3rd Marine Logistics Group, III Marine Expeditionary Force
	Parwan Province; 08-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Jos Ten Brinke, 21	Royal Dutch Army	Berkelland-Netherlands
	soldaat der eerste klasse, 41 pantsergeniebataljon
	Baluchi Valley (near Patrol Base Qudus, near Tarin Kowt), Uruzgan province; 07-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Scott Shipway, 36	Canadian Army	Saskatoon-Canada
	Sergeant, 2nd Battalion of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
	Panjwai district (Kandahar province); 07-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Marques I. Knight, 24	U.S. Army	San Juan Capistrano, CA
	Specialist, 1st BN, 26th Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Aliabad; 06-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Michael R. Dinterman, 18	U.S. Army	Littlestown, PA
	Private, 1st BN, 26th Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Outpost Restrepo, Kunar Province; 06-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire
	Vincent C. Winston Jr., 22	U.S. Army	St. Louis, MO
	Private, 2nd BN, 2nd Infantry Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
	Afghanistan; 04-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Justin James Cupples, 29	British Army	County Cavan-UK
	Ranger, 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment
	Sangin (Helmand Province); 04-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Chadwick James Horn, 21	Canadian Army	n.a.-Canada
	Private, Second Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
	Zhari district (Kandahar province); 03-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - Rocket fire
	Michael James Alexander Seggie, 21	Canadian Army	Winnipeg-Canada
	Corporal, Second Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
	Zhari district (Kandahar province); 03-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - Rocket fire
	Andrew Paul Grenon, 23	Canadian Army	Windsor-Canada
	Corporal, Second Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
	Zhari district (Kandahar province); 03-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - Rocket fire
	Gregory A. Rodriguez, 35	U.S. Army	Weidman, MI
	Sergeant 1st Class, K-9 unit - 527th Military Police Co, 709th Military Police BN, 18th MP Brigade
	Ana Kalay; 02-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire

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Casualty List - September, Iraq

MONTHLY CASUALTY LIST: MNF-IRAQ

-------	Rank, Nationality	Srv Branch	Country
	Rank, Unit
	Location; Circumstance of Death
	Christopher A. Bartkiewicz, 25	U.S. Army	Dunfermline, IL
	Private 1st Class, 2nd BN, 6th Infantry Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division
	Baghdad (northern part); 30-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Christopher T. Fox, 21	U.S. Army	Memphis, TN
	Specialist, 1st BN, 68th Armor Reg, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Adhamiyah; 29-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Jamel A. Bryant, 22	U.S. Army	Belleville, IL
	Private 1st Class, 40th Engineer BN, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division
	Baghdad (Southeast of); 27-Sep-08; Non-hostile - vehicle rollover
	Ronald Phillips Jr., 33	U.S. Army	Conway, SC
	Staff Sergeant, 3rd BN, 7th Infantry Reg, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division
	Bahbahani; 25-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Michael J. Medders, 25	U.S. Army	Elyria, OH
	Captain, 2nd Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
	Jisr Naft; 24-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide bomber
	Thomas J. Brown, 26	U.S. Army	Shelton, VA
	1st Lieutenant, 2nd BN, 6th Infantry Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division
	Salman Pak; 23-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Matthew J. Taylor, 25	U.S. Army	Charleston, SC
	Staff Sergeant, 2nd BN, 30th Infantry Reg, 4th Brigade Combat Team, (Light Infantry) 10th Mountain Division
	Baghdad; 21-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire
	Corry A. Edwards, 38	U.S. Army National Guard	Kennedale, TX
	Chief Warrant Officer, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Texas Army National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Daniel M. Eshbaugh, 43	U.S. Army National Guard	Norman, OK
	Sergeant, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Oklahoma National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Anthony L. Mason, 37	U.S. Army National Guard	Springtown, TX
	Sergeant, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Texas Army National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Julio C. Ordonez, 54	U.S. Army National Guard	San Antonio, TX
	1st Sergeant, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Texas Army National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Brady J. Rudolf, 37	U.S. Army National Guard	Oklahoma City, OK
	Chief Warrant Officer, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Oklahoma National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Michael E. Thompson, 23	U.S. Army National Guard	Harrah, OK
	Corporal, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Oklahoma National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Robert Vallejo Ii, 28	U.S. Army National Guard	Richland Hills, TX
	Not reported yet, 2nd BN, 149th Aviation, 36th Combat Aviation Brigade, Texas Army National Guard
	Tallil; 18-Sep-08; Non-hostile - helicopter crash
	Darrick D. Wright, 37	U.S. Army	Nashville, TN
	Captain, 926th Engineer Brigade
	Baghdad; 17-Sep-08; Non-Hostile - Illness - Heart Attack
	Leonard J. Gulczynski I, 19	U.S. Army	Carol Stream, IL
	Private 1st Class, 610th Engineer Support Company, 14th Engineer BN, 555th Engineer Brigade
	Baghdad; 17-Sep-08; Non-hostile - vehicle accident
	Sidney J. Marceaux Jr., 69	U.S. Army	Beaumont, TX
	Colonel (Chaplain), Warrior Transition Brigade
	Walter Reed Army Medical Center; 14-Sep-08; Non-hostile - illness
	Ralph J. Marino, 46	U.S. Army	Houston, PA
	Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army Central Command
	Camp Buehring; 14-Sep-08; Non-hostile - illness
	Wesley R. Durbin, 26	U.S. Army	Hurst, TX
	Sergeant, 3rd BN, 7th Infantry Reg, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division
	Tunnis; 14-Sep-08; Non-hostile - shooting incident
	Darris J. Dawson, 24	U.S. Army	Pensacola, FL
	Staff Sergeant, 3rd BN, 7th Infantry Reg, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division
	Tunnis; 14-Sep-08; Non-hostile - shooting incident
	Daniel R. Sexton, 53	U.S. Army	Wentzville, MO
	Sergeant 1st Class, 164th Military Police Company
	Balad (Joint Base Balad); 10-Sep-08; Non-hostile
	Jordan P. P. Thibeault, 22	U.S. Army	South Jordan, UT
	Private, 1st BN, 6th Infantry Reg, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division
	Balad (FOB Hammer); 05-Sep-08; Non-hostile
	Bryan R. Thomas, 22	U.S. Army	Battle Creek, MI
	Private 1st Class, 1st BN, 66th Armor Reg, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Baghdad (eastern part); 04-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Kenneth W. Mayne, 29	U.S. Army	Fort Benning, GA
	Sergeant, 1st BN, 66th Armor Reg, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division
	Baghdad (eastern part); 04-Sep-08; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack
	Patrick W. May, 22	U.S. Army	Jamestown, NY
	Private 1st Class, Division Special Troops Battalion, (Light Infantry) 10th Mountain Division
	Baghdad; 02-Sep-08; Non-hostile