Confirmed Dead and Wounded

The following members of the United States Armed Forces died during the past week in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 2,027 service members have died, 1,883 of them since President George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003. Thus far, 15,447 service members have been wounded in action.

RAMON A. ACEVEDOAPONTE, 51

Sergeant 1st Class, Army

3rd Forward Support Battalion

Division Support Brigade

Watertown, New York

HOWARD E. BABCOCK IV, 33

Petty Officer 1st Class, Navy

Naval Computer and Telecommunications

Station in Bahrain

Houston, Texas

DEBRA A. BANASZAK, 35

1st Lieutenant , National Guard

1035th Maintenance Company

Bloomington, Illinois

WILLIAM J. BYLER, 23

Specialist, Army

2nd Battalion

502nd Infantry Regiment

Ballinger, Texas

JOEL P. DAMERON, 27

Staff Sergeant , Marines

8th Engineer Support Battalion

II Marine Expeditionary Force

Ellabell, Georgia

ROBERT F. ECKFIELD JR., 23

Lance Corporal, Marines

2nd Battalion

6th Marine Regiment

Cleveland, Ohio

LEWIS J. GENTRY, 48

Staff Sergeant. Army

94th Engineer Battalion

Detroit, Michigan

SHAKERE T. GUY, 23

Sergeant, National Guard

1st Battalion

184th Infantry Regiment

Pomona, California

RAYMOND D. HILL II, 39

Captain, National Guard

1st Battalion

184th Infantry Regiment

Turlock, California

MICHAEL P. HODSHIRE, 25

Sergeant, Marines

2nd Battalion

2nd Marine Regiment

North Adams, Michigan

BENJAMIN D. HOEFFNER, 21

Corporal, Army Reserve

324th Psychological Operations

Wheat Ridge, Colorado

DERENCE W. JACK, 31

Specialist, Army Reserve

100th Battalion

442nd Infantry

Saipan, Marianas Islands

ADAM R. JOHNSON, 22

Private 1st Class, Army

2nd Battalion

502nd Infantry Regiment

Clayton, Ohio

DILLON M. JUTRAS, 20

Private 1st Class, Army

3rd Battalion

75th Ranger Regiment

Fairfax Station, Virginia

MATTHEW R. KADING, 32

Sergeant 1st Class

Army Reserve

983rd Engineer Battalion

Madison, Wisconsin

JARED J. KREMM, 24

Lance Corporal, Marines

2nd Battalion

6th Marine Regiment

Hauppage, New York

WILGENE T. LIETO, 28

Staff Sergeant, Army Reserve

100th Battalion

442nd Infantry

Saipan, Marianas Islands

DANIEL R. LIGHTNER, JR., 28

Staff Sergeant

National Guard

2nd Brigade Combat Team

28th Infantry Division

Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL J. MACKINNON, 30

Captain, National Guard

1st Battalion

184th Infantry Regiment

Helena, Montana

DAVID J. MARTIN, 21

Private 1st Class, Army

2nd Battalion

502nd Infantry Regiment

Edmond, Oklahoma

CHRISTOPHER T. MONROE, 19

Specialist, Army Reserve

785th Military Police Battalion

Kendallville, Indiana

ROBERT C. ONETO-SIKORSKI, 33

1st Lieutenant, National Guard

1st Battalion

155th Infantry

Bay St. Louis, Mississippi

EVAN S. PARKER, 25

Sergeant, Army Reserve

1st Battalion

487th Field Artillery Regiment

Arkansas, Kansas

MICHAEL T. ROBERTSON, 28

Sergeant, Army

1st Battalion

15th Infantry Regiment

Houston, Texas

KENNY D. ROJAS, 21

Specialist, Army

2nd Battalion

7th Infantry Regiment

Pembroke Pines, Florida

JONATHAN TESSAR, 36

Sergeant 1st Class, Army

2nd Battalion

502nd Infantry Regiment

Simi Valley, California

THOMAS A. WALLSMITH, 38

Master Sergeant, Army

3rd Forward Support Battalion

Division Support Brigade

Carthage, Missouri

JAMES WITKOWSKI, 32

Sergeant, Army Reserve

729th Transportation Company

Surprise, Arizona

WILLIAM W. WOOD, 44

Colonel, Army

1st Battalion

184th Infantry Regiment

Panama City, Florida

In Afghanistan