US military draths in Iraq pass 1,000

US military deaths in the Iraq campaign passed 1,000 as clashes with both Sunni and Shiite militants killed seven Americans in the Baghdad area.

US military draths in Iraq pass 1,000
Wed, 08 Sep, 2004 - 08:09

US military deaths in the Iraq campaign passed 1,000 as clashes with both Sunni and Shiite militants killed seven Americans in the Baghdad area.

The count includes 998 US troops and three civilian contractors killed while working for the Pentagon.

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