Confirmed Dead: Bush’s War

VOLUME 3, ISSUE 304 | January 22 – 28, 2004

WHAT BUSH WROUGHT

Confirmed Dead

Jan. 7-Jan. 21, 2003

The following members of the United States Armed Forces died this past week in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 506 service members have died, 365 of them since Pres. George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003.

ROLAND L. CASTRO, 26
Staff Sergeant, Army
1st Battalion
12th Field Artillery
San Antonio, Texas
RICKY L. CROCKETT, 37
Staff Sergeant, Army
51st Signal Battalion
XVIII Airborne Corps
Broxton, Georgia
CRAIG DAVIS, 37
Staff Sergeant, Army
603rd Transportation Company
142nd Corps Support Battalion
Opelousas, Louisiana
MICHAEL A. DIRAIMONDO, 22
Specialist, Army
571st Medical Company
Simi Valley, California
CHRISTOPHER A. GOLBY, 26
Specialist, Army
571st Medical Company
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
GREGORY B. HICKS, 35
Sergeant First Class, Army
9th Cavalry Regiment
1st Cavalry Division
Duff, Tennessee
KEICIA M. HINES, 27
Sergeant, Army
108th Military Police
Combat Support Company
Citrus Heights, California
KELLY L. HORNBECK, 36
Master Sergeant, Army
3rd Battalion
10th Special Forces Group
Fort Worth, Texas
NATHANIEL H. JOHNSON, 22
Specialist, Army
82nd Support Battalion
82nd Airborne Division
Augusta, Georgia
PHILIP A. JOHNSON, JR., 31
Chief Warrant Officer, Army
571st Medical Company
Alabama
IAN D. MANUEL, 23

Chief Warrant Officer, Army

571st Medical Company

Florida

CODY J. ORR, 21

Private First Class, Army

20th Field Artillery Regiment

4th Infantry Division

Ruskin, Florida

LARRY E. POLLEY, JR.

Specialist, Army

20th Field Artillery Regiment

4th Infantry Division