US Casualties and POWs Reported in War News
A long list of American military personnel with casualties captured or reported missing includes Air Force Maj. Gregory Stone and Marines listed as killed or drowned in canal incidents, plus numerous Army and Navy service members in combat, helicopter and vehicle accidents. The piece also notes capturеd personnel and provides a web source link for the Southern.
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Air Force
Gregory Stone
Boise
Idaho
Marine
Evan James
la Harpe
Canal Marine
Bradley
Korthaus
Davenport
Iowa
Canal Army
Gregory P. Sanders
Hobart
Ind
Army
Jamaal R. Addison
Roswell
Combat
Michael E. Bitz
Ventura
Calif
Brian Rory Buesing
Cedar Key
Fla
Combat Marine
David K. Fribley
Fort Myers
Jose A. Garibay
Costa Mesa
Jorge A. Gonzalez
Los Angeles
Combat Army
Howard Johnson II
Mobile
Ala
Phillip A. Jordan
Enfield
U.S. general accuses Iraq of executing POWs
Gen. Peter Pace said Iraq has executed prisoners of war and used civilians as shields amid fast moving combat. He cited video of dead and captured soldiers shown on Iraqi television, while Red Cross access remained blocked and fate of seven captives unresolved.
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U.S
Iraq
Washington
Pentagon
Peter Pace
Joint Chiefs of Staff
An Nasiriyah
New York Times
Pace
CNN
Larry King
International Committee of the Red Cross
Relief convoy reaches Umm Qasr with water and food aid
The first sizable relief convoy entered Umm Qasr Iraq delivering water tuna crackers and other food after delays from sandstorms mined waterways and fighting. Iraqi youths cheered as allied troops distributed supplies while civilians pressed for more water and aid in Safwan crowds.
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Umm Qasr
Iraq
Bush
U.S
E.J. Russell
Brad Percival
Percival
23Rd Pioneer Regiment
Daily Telegraph of London
Safwan
Kuwait
Red Crescent Society
Basra Uprising Amid Coalition Bombardment Near Abadan
Coalition aircraft struck a convoy of about 120 Iraqi tanks and armored vehicles leaving Basra as British forces ring the city to protect residents in a claimed uprising. Prime Minister Blair voiced support for those opposing Saddam Hussein, while U S air power targeted military sites in central Basra including the Baath Party headquarters.
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Sayliyah
Qatar
Basra
Abadan
Saddam Hussein
Ronnie McCourt
Gulf
Tony Blair
Blair
Iraq
Saddam
al Lockwood
U.S
Baath Party
Baghdad families mourn as missile strikes kill civilians
In Baghdad, Ziad Khaled recalls the sudden loss of his aunt and two cousins, as 14 civilians died and 30 were wounded in a missile strike, the deadliest civilian toll since the Saudi–U.S. campaign began. A cruise missile hit the al Aazamiah district, killing five and wounding 27 as prayers echoed from mosques.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Ziad Khaled
Maha
Hamza Kareem
U.S
Kareem
Khaled
al- A’azamiah
Khoula Abdel-Fattah
Isra
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