To honor the war dead and fill an information gap in US mass
media, City Newspaper will run weekly
lists of American soldiers and Iraqi civilians killed during the occupation of
Iraq.
The totals:
1099 American soldiers, 138 Coalition soldiers, and
approximately 13,278 to 15,357 Iraqi civilians have been killed in Iraq from
the beginning of the war and occupation to October 19.
American soldiers
killed from Oct 13-19:
Specialist Jacobs N. Morgen, 20; Santa Cruz, California |
Private First Class Aaron J. Rusin, 19; Johnstown, Pennsylvania | Staff
Sergeant Michael L. Burbank, 34; Bremerton, Washington | Private First Class
Anthoney W. Monroe, 20; Bismarck, North Dakota | Sergeant Pamela G. Osbourne,
38; Hollywood, Florida | Specialist Ronald W. Baker, 34; Cabot, Arkansas |
Specialist Jeremy F. Regnier, 22; Littleton, New Hampshire | Specialist Jaime
Moreno, 28; Round Lake Beach, Illinois | Captain Dennis L. Pintor, 30; Lima,
Ohio | Specialist Michael S. Weger, 30; Rochester, New York | Private First
Class Mark A. Barbret, 22; Shelby Township, Michigan | Specialst Bradley S.
Beard, 22; Chapel Hill, North Carolina | Chief Warrant Officer William I.
Brennan, 36; Bethlehem, Connecticut | Specialist Alan J. Burgess, 24; Landaff,
New Hampshire | Staff Sergeant Omer T. Hawkins II, 31; Cherry Fork, Ohio |
Captain Christopher B. Johnson, 29; Excelsior Springs, Missouri | Sergeant
Michael G. Owen, 31; Phoenix, Arizona | Lieutenant Colonel Mark P. Phelan, 44;
Green Lane, Pennsylvania | Corporal William I. Salazar, 26; Las Vegas, Nevada |
Specialist Jonathan J. Santos, 22; Whatcom, Washington | Lance Corporal Brian
K. Schramm, 22; Rochester, New York | Major Charles R. Soltes, Jr., 36; Irvine,
California | Specialist Josiah H. Vandertulip, 21; Irving, Texas | Private
David L. Waters, 19; Auburn, California.
Sources: US Department
of Defense, www.icasualties.org, The Institute for
Policy Studies, Foreign Policy In Focus, www.antiwar.com, CNN, The New York
Times, www.iraqbodycount.net
This article appears in Oct 20-26, 2004.
