The collateral impact of war:
-Half of Afghan parliament, unable to deal, walks out (Roggio) in angst over Baghlan incident a week ago in which security guards over-reacted to an attack, killing large number of civilians.
-Stress on U.S. soldiers continues unabated. File it under "what was asked of us", IBC reports - "The number of civilians killed by US forces during November is now 75, including 2 children."
[enemy lists, here]
September wounded: 358; October: 296; Nov: pending.
WEEKLY CASUALTY LIST: MNF-IRAQ
| ------- | Name, Age | Srv Branch | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank, Unit | |||
| Location; Circumstance of Death | |||
| John J. Tobiason, 42 | U.S. Army | Bloomington | |
| Sergeant 1st Class, 847th Adjutant General BN, 89th Regional Readiness Command | |||
| Baghdad; 28-Nov-07; Non-hostile - accident | |||
| Allen C. Roberts, 21 | U.S. Marine | Arcola, IL | |
| Corporal, Marine Attack Squadron 214, Marine Aircraft Group 13, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, I MEF | |||
| Al Asad; 28-Nov-07; Non-hostile - vehicle accident | |||
| Name Not Released Yet | U.S. Army | n.a. | |
| Not reported yet, Multi-National Division - Baghdad | |||
| Baghdad (western part); 28-Nov-07; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire | |||
| Isaac T. Cortes, 26 | U.S. Army | Bronx, NY | |
| Private, 1stt Squadron, 71st Cavalry Reg, 1st Brigade Combat Team, (Light Infantry) 10th Mountain Division | |||
| Amerli; 27-Nov-07; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack | |||
| Benjamin J. Garrison, 25 | U.S. Army | Houston, TX | |
| Specialist, 1stt Squadron, 71st Cavalry Reg, 1st Brigade Combat Team, (Light Infantry) 10th Mountain Division | |||
| Amerli; 27-Nov-07; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack | |||
| Jonathon L. Martin, 33 | U.S. Army | Bellevue, OH | |
| Staff Sergeant, 1st Squadron, 32nd Cavalry Reg, 1st Brigade Combat Team, (Air Assault) 101st Airborne Division | |||
| Regensburg, Germany; 22-Nov-07; Hostile - hostile fire - IED attack | |||
WEEKLY CASUALTY LIST: ISAF-AFGHANISTAN
| ------ | Name, Age | Srv Branch | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank, Unit | |||
| Location; Circumstance of Death | |||
 | Sergio Miguel Vidal Oliveira Pedrosa, 22 | Portuguese Army | Vila Nova de Gaia-Portugal |
| Private (soldado), Regimento de Infantaria 10 | |||
| Wardak Province; 24-Nov-07; Non-hostile - vehicle accident | |||
 | Daniele Paladini, 35 | Italian Army | Lecce-Italy |
| Maresciallo capo/Chief Warrant Officer, 2nd Reggimento Pontieri | |||
| Paghman; 24-Nov-07; Hostile - hostile fire - suicide bomber | |||
 | Luke Worsley, 26 | Australian Army | Sydney-Australia |
| Private, Special Operations Task Group | |||
| Karim Towt - east of (Oruzgan Province); 23-Nov-07; Hostile - hostile fire - small arms fire | |||
WEEKLY CASUALTY LIST: IRAQI CIVILIAN, counted by large event
| Counted Civilian Casualties: 271 this week; 307 last week; 229 prior week. | |
| Counted bodies found: 71 this week; 159 last week; 130 prior week. | |
| Thursday 29 November: 24 dead | |
| Afghanistan: | Four civilians were killed and eight wounded during bombings in Kandahar province. |
| Baghdad: | roadside bomb kills 1, Shaab; 6 bodies. |
| Al-Salam: | mortars kill 12. |
| Okashat: | 2 policemen killed in battle with gunmen near Syrian border. |
| Bamo: | roadside bomb kills policeman. |
| Tikrit: | gunmen kill Sheikh's son. |
| Hawija: | gunmen attack mayor's convoy, kill guard. |
| Wednesday 28 November: 16 dead | |
| Afghanistan: | The governor of Nuristan province said NATO airstrikes killed 12 civilian road workers. |
| Baghdad: | 3 killed in explosion, Nafal al-Shurta; 3 bodies. |
| Haqlaniya: | 5 killed in mortar attack. |
| Kirkuk: | gunmen kill 2. |
| Tikrit: | gunmen kill mayor. |
| Hawija: | gunmen kill 1. |
| Mosul: | gunmen kill policeman. |
| Tuesday 27 November: 71 dead | |
| Afghanistan: | A suicide bomb in a market in central Kabul killed two civilians and wounded four; Gulbuddin Hekmatyar claimed responsibility for the attack. A British friendly fire incident in late September killed two Danish soldiers in Helmand province. |
| Baghdad: | US forces fire on minibus, kill 4, Shaab; US patrol fires on civilian vehicles, kills 2, Tobchi; woman is killed in grenade attack, Dora; 3 bodies. |
| Baquba: | suicide bomber kills up to 13 at police station; suicide bomber blows herself up at a gathering of Iraqi civilians and US troops, kills 2. |
| Haditha: | rocket hits market, kills 5. |
| Mosul: | 2 killed in clashes; 9 bodies. |
| Tikrit: | 4 bodies. |
| Nineveh province: | 15 bodies of prisoners abducted the previous day by gunmen are found. |
| Monday 26 November: 19 dead | |
| Baghdad: | formerly displaced mother and 2 children killed by gunmen, after returning to their home, Saidiya; 4 bodies. |
| Mosul: | roadside bomb kills civilian; 3 bodies. |
| Kut: | gunmen kill policeman. |
| Kanan: | al-Qaeda attack kills civilian. |
| Hilla: | gunmen kill man in car. |
| Baiji: | US forces open fire on vehicle, kill 2 men and child inside it. |
| Sunday 25 November: 50 dead | |
| Baghdad: | car bombs, roadside bombs kill 18 in Bab al-Muatham, Waziriya, Rostomiya, Rusafa; gunmen kill 11 members of journalist's family (his sisters, their husbands and 7 children) opposing US occupation of Iraq and the al-Maliki government; 5 bodies. |
| Baquba: | gunmen open fire on car, kill 3 members of the same family. |
| Basra: | gunmen kill civilian; 3 bodies. |
| Mandali: | gunmen shoot 2 brothers. |
| Ramadi: | US forces open fire on car, kill man traveling with his wife and children. |
| Saturday 24 November: 17 dead | |
| Afghanistan: | A Taliban suicide bomber killed nine, including six children and an Italian soldier, and wounded 12 during an attack in Kabul province. |
| Baghdad: | 4 bodies. |
| Falluja: | 2 bodies. |
| Mosul: | roadside bomb kills policeman; 2 bodies -a university student and her mother. |
| Samarra: | car bomb kills 3 policemen. |
| Hilla: | 2 worshipers shot dead outside mosque. |
| Tuz Khurmato: | body found. |
| Wajihia: | body found. |
| Friday 23 November: 74 dead | |
| Afghanistan: | One Australian solider and three civilians were killed during fighting in Tarin Kowt in Uruzgan province. |
WEEKLY CASUALTY LIST: JOURNALISTS IN IRAQ
| Name | Date |
|---|---|
| Circumstances | |
| None counted this week. | |
src: MNF-I, MNF-A, journalists from icasualties.org; Iraqi Civiilan: iraqbodycount.org; Afghan events from Bill Roggio, other sources
