VOLUME 3, ISSUE 314 | April 1 – 7, 2004
WHAT BUSH WROUGHT
Confirmed Dead
March 25-31, 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, 596 service members have died, 458 of them since Pres. George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003. Thus far, 3,457 service members have been wounded, 3,013 of them by hostile action.
JEFFREY C. BURGESS, 20
Lance Corporal, Marines
3rd Marine Aircraft Wing
I Marine Expeditionary Force
Plymouth, Massachusetts
JAMES A. CASPER, 20
Lance Corporal, Marines
1st Marine Division
I Marine Expeditionary Force
Coolidge, Texas
ADAM D. FROEHLICH, 21
Specialist, Army
1st Battalion
6th Field Artillery
Pine Hill, New Jersey
JEREMIAH J. HOLMES, 27
Specialist
National Guard
744th Transportation Company
North Berwick, Maine
CLINT RICHARD MATTHEWS, 31
Specialist, Army
1st Battalion
18th Infantry Regiment
Bedford, Pennsylvania
BRUCE MILLER, JR., 23
Private First Class, Army
3rd Infantry Regiment
2nd Infantry Division
Orange, New Jersey
LEROY SANDOVAL JR., 21
Private First Class, Marines
1st Marine Regiment
1st Marine Division
Houston, Texas
SEAN M. SCHNEIDER, 22
Private First Class
Army
115th Forward Support Battalion
Janesville, Wisconsin
WENTZ JEROME HENRY SHANABERGER III, 33
Staff Sergeant, Army
21st Military Police Company,
16th Military Police Brigade
Naples, Florida
TIMOTHY TONEY, 37
Master Sergeant, Marines
Headquarters Battalion
1st Marine Division
Manhattan, New York
WILLIAM J. WISCOWICHE, 20
Lance Corporal, Marines
1st Combat Engineer Battalion
1st Marine Division
Victorville, California
