U.S. deaths in Iraq reach 3,000
The identity of the 3,000th military death could not be precisely determined as the exact times of deaths late last week were not immediately available.
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More than 22,000 other U.S. troops have been wounded in Iraq since the war began nearly four years ago
It took the enemey 4 years to kill 3000 enemey troops.
Thats 750 per year.
More importantly , troops are only stationed in Iraq for 6 months at a time, so thats 375 casualties per rotation.
The US has a standing force of at least 100 000 troops (in Iraq), sometimes as high as 150 000 troops. But we'll use the lower number.
375 / 100 000 = 0.00375= 0.375% chance of you dying during your rotation to Iraq. Thats one third of one percent chance of death , over a six month rotation.
This begs the question , are these casualties of war numbers ? Or are these traffic fatality numbers ? these number are rediculously low for enemey activity.
And Bush had to confess to "losing" the war in Iraq.
yeah , right.
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