The following members of the United States Armed Forces died this past week in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 336 service members have died, 198 of them since Pres. George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003.
JOSEPH P. BELLAVIA, 28
Staff Sgt, Army
716th Military Police Battalion,
101st Airborne Division
Wakefield, Massachusetts
DAVID R. BERNSTEIN, 24
1st Lt., Army
508th Infantry Battalion,
173rd Infantry Brigade
Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
BRUCE E. BROWN, 32
Technical Sergeant, Army
78th Logistics Readiness Squadron
Coatopa, Alabama
PAUL J. BUECHE, 19
Private First Class,
Army National Guard
131st Aviation Regiment
Daphne, Alabama
SEAN R. GRILLEY, 24
Corporal, Army
716th Military Police Battalion,
101st Airborne Division
San Bernardino, California
JOHN D. HART, 20
Private First Class
508th Infantry
Battalion, 173rd Infantry Brigade
Bedford, Massachusetts
PAUL J. JOHNSON, 29
Staff Sergeant, Army
505th Parachute Infantry
Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division
Calumet, Michigan
KIM S. ORLANDO, 43
Lieutenant Colonel, Army
716th Military Police Battalion,
101st Airborne Division
Tennessee
JAMES E. POWELL, 26
Specialist, Army
22nd Infantry Regiment,
4th Infantry Division
Radcliff, Kentucky
MICHAEL L. WILLIAMS, 46
Specialist, Army National Guard
105th Military Police Company
Buffalo, New York
Source: United States Department of Defense
