Faces of fallen soldiers illuminate quiet Iraq losses
A nationwide reflection on U S casualties in Iraq profiles soldiers and families, noting 200-plus dead overall with 63 since the Bush stoppage claim and memorials across communities. It highlights Michael Deuel from Cheyenne, Thomas Broomhead of Colorado, Brandon Oberleitner of Worthington, and Jonathan Lambert from Mississippi, detailing personal dreams, family bonds, and the impact on loved ones.
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Marine letter from Lambert honors service and sacrifice
The Banner- Independent of Booneville, Mass., published a memorial piece tying Marine Sgt Jonathan W Lambert to a May 10 letter describing pride in the Marines. Lambert, 28, died June 1 from injuries in a Memorial Day Humvee crash after serving over eight years. He spoke of pride, duty, and support for fellow Marines, soldiers, police, and firemen, recalling Iraq combat near Saddam’s front door and a commitment to protecting the nation for future generations.
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