U.S. Military Death Toll in Iraq Rises to 763
As of Friday May 7 the Defense Department reports 763 U S service members dead since the Iraq operation began. Of these 556 died from hostile action and 207 from non hostile causes. The tally notes ongoing updates and lists deaths by country for allied forces including Britain Italy Spain Bulgaria Ukraine Poland Thailand Denmark El Salvador and Estonia. Since May 1 2003 total U S deaths reach 625 with 447 from hostile action and 178 from non hostile causes.
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Basra Gunmen Rampage Markes Iraqi Week In Review
Iraq week highlights include Sh ite gunmen in Basra and a series of clashes across cities. Insurgents attacked U.S. forces killing 11 Americans and up to 40 insurgents in Najaf fighting. A U.S. soldier and 15 Iraqis died as U.S. forces seized Najaf governor’s office. Militia fighting in Karbala and Basra involved al Mahdi Army supporters and Shiite cleric Muqtada al Sadr.
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