July 21-August 3, 2005
In Iraq
The following members of the United States Armed Forces died during the past two weeks in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 1,816 service members have died, 1,672 of them since Pres. George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003. Thus far, 13, 769 service members have been wounded in action.
JEFFREY A. BOSKOVITCH, 25
Corporal, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Seven Hills, Ohio
JACQUES E. BRUNSON, 30
Specialist, National Guard
121st Infantry Regiment
48th Infantry Brigade
Americus, Georgia
ADRIAN J. BUTLER, 28
Specialist, Army
720th Military Police Battalion
89th Military Police Brigade
East Lansing, Michigan
JAMES D. CARROLL, 23
Specialist
National Guard
230th Engineer Battalion
McKenzie, Tennessee
ROGER D. CASTLEBERRY JR., 26
Lance Corporal, Marine Reserves
4th Reconnaissance Battalion
4th Marine Division
Austin, Texas
DAVID J. COULLARD, 32
Sergeant, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Glastonbury, Connecticut
DANIEL N. DEYARMIN JR., 22
Lance Corporal, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Tallmadge, Ohio
CARL R. FULLER, 44
Staff Sergeant, National Guard
121st Infantry Regiment
48th Infantry Brigade
Covington, Georgia
STEVEN P. GILL, 24
Corporal, Marine Reserves
Regimental Combat Team-8
2nd Marine Division
Round Rock, Texas
JAMES R. GRAHAM III, 25
Sergeant, Marine Reserves
4th Tank Battalion
4th Marine Division
Coweta, Oklahoma
ERNESTO R. GUERRA, 20
Private, Army
4-3rd Brigade
3rd Infantry Division
Long Beach, California
ADAM J. HARTING, 21
Specialist, Army
69th Armor Regiment
42nd Infantry Division
Portage, Indiana
BENJAMIN D. JANSKY, 28
Captain
Army Reserve
983rd Engineer Battalion
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
JAMES O. KINLOW, 35
Sergeant, National Guard
121st Infantry Regiment
48th Infantry Brigade
Thomson, Georgia
CHRISTOPHER P. LYONS, 24
Lance Corporal, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Shelby, Ohio
ARTHUR R. MCGILL, 25
Sergeant, Army
9th Field Artillery Regiment
3rd Infantry Division
Gravette, Arkansas
BRIAN P. MONTGOMERY, 26
Lance Corporal, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Willoughby, Ohio
EDWARD L. MYERS, 21
Specialist, Army
69th Armor Regiment
3rd Infantry Division
St. Joseph, Missouri
BRYAN J. OPSKAR, 32
Sergeant, Marines
2nd Light Recon. Bat.
2nd Marine Division
Princeton, Minnesota
NATHANIEL S. ROCK, 26
Sergeant, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Toronto, Ohio
JASON D. SCHEUERMAN, 20
Private First Class, Army
30th Infantry Regiment
3rd Infantry Division
Lynchburg, Virginia
ROBERT A. SWANEY, 21
Private First Class, Army
3rd Squadron
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
West Jefferson, Ohio
CHRISTOPHER J. TAYLOR, 22
Sergeant, Army
41st Field Artillery
3rdInfantry Division
Opelika, Alabama
JOHN F. THOMAS, 33
Sergeant, National Guard
121st Infantry Regiment
48th Infantry Brigade
Valdosta, Georgia
ANDRE L. WILLIAMS, 23
Corporal, Marine Reserves
25th Marine Regiment
4th Marine Division
Galloway, Ohio
TRAVIS L. YOUNGBLOOD, 26
Petty Officer 3rd Class, Navy
II Marine
Expeditionary Force (Forward)
Surrency, Georgia
In Afghanistan
The following members of the United States Armed Forces died during the past two weeks in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 217 service members have died and 525 have been wounded in action.
JASON T. PALMERTON, 25
Sergeant, Army
1st Battalion,
3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne)
Auburn, Nebraska
MICHAEL W. SCHAFER, 25
Staff Sergeant, Army
2nd Battalion
503rd Infantry Regiment
Spring Hill, Florida
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