Confirmed Dead & Wounded

April 28-May 4, 2005

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, 1,591 service members have died, 1,448 of them since Pres. George W. Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003. Thus far, 12, 243 service members have been wounded in action.

CHARLES S. COOPER, JR., 19

Private, Army

2nd Brigade Combat Team

10th Mountain Division

Jamestown, New York

DARREN A. DEBLANC, 20

Private First Class, Army

2nd Brigade Combat Team

10th Mountain Division

Evansville, Indiana

CLIFFORD V. GADSDEN, 25

Second Lieutenant, Army

603rd Transportation Company

142nd Corps Support Battalion,

South Carolina

JUAN DE DIOS GARCIA-ARANA, 27

Staff Sergeant, Army

5th Air Defense Artillery Regiment

2nd Infantry Division

Los Angeles, California

WILLIAM A. EDENS, 29

First Lieutenant, Army

1st Brigade

25th Infantry Division

Columbia, Missouri

STEPHEN W. FRANK, 29

Captain, Army

2nd Squadron

11th Armored Cavalry Regiment

Michigan

RALPH J. HARTING III, 28

Captain, Army

2nd Squadron

11th Armored Cavalry Regiment

Delaware

TOMMY S. LITTLE, 47

Staff Sergeant, National Guard

2nd Battalion

114th Field Artillery Regiment

Aliceville, Alabama

DERRICK J. LUTTERS, 24

Specialist

National Guard

891st Engineer Brigade

Burlington, Colorado

ERIC W. MORRIS, 31

Sergeant, Army

1st Brigade

25th Infantry Division

Sparks, Nevada

ROBERT W. MURRAY JR., 21

Private First Class, Army

2nd Squadron

3rd Armor Cavalry Regiment

Westfield, Indiana

DAVID L. RICE, 22

Specialist, Army

5th Field Artillery Regiment

1st Infantry Division

Sioux City, Iowa

RICKY W. ROCKHOLT JR., 28

Specialist, Army

2nd Squadron

3rd Armor Cavalry Regiment

Winston, Oregon

JOSEPH S. TREMBLAY, 23

Corporal, Marines Reserves

25th Marine Regiment

4th Marine Division

New Windsor, New York

In Afghanistan

The following members of the United States Armed Forces died this past week in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Since the inception of hostilities, 184 service members have died and 591 have been wounded in action.

ALLEN C. JOHNSON, 31

Sergeant First Class, Army

1st Battalion

7th Special Forces Group

Los Molinos, California

TIMOTHY C. KISER, 37

Sergeant, National Guard

340th Forward Support Battalion

40th Infantry Division

Tehama, California

ROBERT C. WHITE III, 21

Private, Army

864th Engineer Battalion

555th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade

Camden, New Jersey

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