icasualties造句

• Let's leave this to icasualties . org and the news outlets.
• But like I said, the Icasualties info provides the basic framework to find those other sources.
• Icasualties . org has a filter instaled to filter out soldeirs killed by country in which they were killed.
• Finally they discovered a Web site, icasualties . org, which they check every evening before performing their sad task.
• National Public Radio, iCasualties . org, and GlobalSecurity . org have month-by-month charts of American troop deaths in the Iraq War.
• The website iCasualties . org lists, as of October 1, 2015, 2, 271 servicemembers as having died in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan.
• Also the icasualties . org number doesn't include the civilian employee of the DoD that was killed by hostile fire . . . . ""
• Along with 76 deaths in July, the two months were by far the deadliest for the foreign military troops in Afghanistan, according to figures from icasualties . org.
• It falls under fair use guidelines as it will only be used on the relevant article iCasualties . org for critical commentary and contributes significantly to the article showing its subject.
• More than 1, 100 American and coalition soldiers have been killed since the war began, including 978 U . S . troops, according to icasualties . org, which compiles casualty counts.
• The iCasualties . org figure of 2, 326 is higher than the Department of Defense's officially stated figure, although according to the website all of the names listed at iCasualties . org have been confirmed by the Department of Defense.
• The iCasualties . org figure of 2, 326 is higher than the Department of Defense's officially stated figure, although according to the website all of the names listed at iCasualties . org have been confirmed by the Department of Defense.
• Of all confirmed OEF casualties, 41 have been found on the icasualties . org's list to have died in Africa, Cuba or the Phillipines so logic dictates that all of the rest died in support of OEF-Afghanistan . ""
• I was trying to use icasualties . org, which used to have an extensive search feature that allowed you to browse the fatalities in both OIF and OEF by rank, country, unit, name, age, etc . It no longer has that.
• It's also a pretty much word for word copy and paste of the monthly lists presented by CNN ( and so on ), plus a copy and paste of the names ( [ http : / / icasualties . org / oif / US _ NAMES . aspx here ).
• Since May 2003, the number of non-Iraqi civilian fatalities had risen to 124 as of Friday, compared to 925 US military members who have been killed in the same period, according to a count by icasualties . org, a website whose operators compile statistics from official sources and news reports.
• I've found medic and " infantryman " so far . icasualties . org doesn't list postmortem rank promotions either ( is the reason private casualties so low is that they were posthumously promoted to private first class ? )-- Goon Noot 00 : 48, 3 November 2007 ( UTC)