US Deaths In Iraq at All-Time Lows

Gateway Pundit ^ | March 19, 2009 | Gateway Pundit

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The US combat deaths in Iraq at 6 year low.
USA Today reported:

U.S. combat deaths in Iraq have flattened at the lowest level since the war began six years ago Thursday, and the Navy has not lost a member to combat in more than a year.

Three Marines have been killed in combat since August, and none since December, records show. The Air Force hasn't had a combat death since April, and the Navy since February 2008.

In some weeks, casualty figures for Iraq show, the number of non-combat deaths for U.S. troops topped those killed in fighting.

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The article goes on to say that in January and February 15 U.S. servicemen were killed in hostile action.

[Dilbert56]

Must be that “war without any sign of ending” the libtards are always whining about.

[kabar]

Here are the data for hostile fire casualties since the war began.

[ak267]

Is this suppose to make me feel better? I still miss my friend Amanda.