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UPDATED: 13:11, October 28, 2005
U.S. military deathtoll in Iraq reaches 2,000
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The New York Times issued on Oct. 26, 2005 publishes the second 1,000 pictures and names of the U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq. The number of US military deaths in Iraq reached 2,000 and other 150,000 wounded on Tuesday, two and a half years after the American invasion of the Middle East country in March 2003, according to figures and the latest casualties announced by the Pentagon.

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The New York Times issued on Oct. 26, 2005 publishes the second 1,000 pictures and names of the U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq. The number of US military deaths in Iraq reached 2,000 and other 150,000 wounded on Tuesday, two and a half years after the American invasion of the Middle East country in March 2003, according to figures and the latest casualties announced by the Pentagon.

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