Another Bloody Sunday: 13 GIs, 108 Iraqis Killed
Updated at 1:00 p.m. EST, Dec. 4, 2006
On Sunday, U.S. military sources reported on the deaths of nine U.S. servicemembers in separate incidents across Iraq over the weekend; two soldiers were also wounded. Monday morning, authorities added four dead servicemembers to that list as a result of a helicopter crash in Anbar on Sunday. Also, an American pilot who crashed near Baghdad earlier this week was as of today formally listed as "killed in action." Meanwhile, 108 Iraqis were killed or found dead and 41 injured in various incidents.
Fourteen U.S. servicemembers have so far died during December. The new deaths bring Sunday's tally up to seven dead. On Saturday six other servicemembers died, and one soldier died on Friday.
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On Sunday, U.S. military sources reported on the deaths of nine U.S. servicemembers in separate incidents across Iraq over the weekend; two soldiers were also wounded. Monday morning, authorities added four dead servicemembers to that list as a result of a helicopter crash in Anbar on Sunday. Also, an American pilot who crashed near Baghdad earlier this week was as of today formally listed as "killed in action." Meanwhile, 108 Iraqis were killed or found dead and 41 injured in various incidents.
Fourteen U.S. servicemembers have so far died during December. The new deaths bring Sunday's tally up to seven dead. On Saturday six other servicemembers died, and one soldier died on Friday.
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posted by Kangaroo Brisbane Australia at 1:30 PM
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