5425 total U.S. military fatalities* in Iraq and Afghanistan as of May. 7, 2010
(*This number does not include Iraqi or Afghan civilian, journalist, contractor, or other civilian fatalities. It also does not include the deaths of veterans due to suicide, illness, or other military-connected problems.)
The Wounds Of War New Population Of Wounded Veterans Emerges 60 Minutes
Faces of the Fallen, Washington Post, for more statistics
Health Impacts From War Using a Public Health Perspective, American Public Health Association
More [Now] Wounded From Afghanistan Than Iraq, Stars and Stripes
360,000 Veterans May Have Brain Injuries, USA Today
Mental Effects of War Delayed for Months, New Scientist
The Women's War, New York Times
Experts: Parents' Deployment Puts Kids at High risk for Problems, at CNN Health.com
"Suicide Epidemic" Hits Veterans, Portland Tribune
OEF/OIF Veteran Suicide Toll: Nearly 15% of Overall U.S. Military Casualties Result from Suicide
Suicides of Iraq Veterans Could Top Combat Deaths
Told to Wait, A Marine Dies, The Boston Globe
15 Months After Bloodbath in Iraq, Young Veteran Takes His Life, Sacramento Bee
Police Calm Upset Gunman, Clarion Ledger
An Iraq Veteran's Descent; a Prosecutor's Choice, New York Times
Jobless Rate at 11.2% for Veterans of Iraq, Afghanistan, USA Today
Surge Seen in Number of Homeless Veterans, New York Times
Trailer About Depleted Uranium
Depleted Uranium Fact Sheet, Iraq Veterans Against the War
Afghanistan and Iraq Veterans Returning Home - Is this Vietnam Revisited or Vietnam Surpassed?
Long-Term Effects of Military Service on Mental Health among Veterans of the Vietnam War Era, Military Medicine
