October 7-13, 2004
In Iraq
The following members of the United States Armed Forces died this past week in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 1, 081 service members have died, 940 of them since Pres. George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003. Thus far, 7, 862 service members have been wounded in action.
ANDREW W. BROWN, 22
Sergeant, Army
1st Battalion
509th Infantry
Pleasant Mount, Pennsylvania
MICHAEL L. BURBANK, 34
Staff Sergeant, Army
1st Squadron
14th Cavalry Regiment
Bremerton, Washington
JESSICA L. CAWVEY, 21
Specialist
National Guard
1544th Transportation Company
Normal, Illinois
ANDREW HALVERSON, 19
Private First Class, Marines
5th Marine Regiment
1st Marine Division
Grant, Wisconsin
MORGEN N. JACOBS, 20
Specialist, Army
18th Infantry Regiment
1st Infantry Division
Santa Cruz, California
RICHARD L. MORGAN JR., 38
Staff Sergeant
Army Reserve
660th Transportation Company
St. Clairsville, Ohio
JEUNGJIN NA KIM, 23
Private, Army
17th Field Artillery
2nd Infantry Division
Honolulu, Hawaii
JAMES L. PETTAWAY JR., 37
Staff Sergeant
Army Reserve
223rd Transportation Company
Baltimore, Maryland
JAMES E. PREVETE, 22
Private First Class, Army
1st Battalion
506th Infantry Regiment
Whitestone, New York
CARSON J. RAMSEY, 22
Private, Army
8th Cavalry Regiment
1st Cavalry Division
Winkelman, Arizona
AARON J. RUSIN, 19
Private First Class, Army
44th Engineer Battalion
2nd Infantry Division
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
MICHAEL S. VOSS, 35
Staff Sergeant, National Guard
1st Battalion
120th Infantry Regiment
Aberdeen, North Carolina
