Eyeballing the Iraq Kill Zone

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3 December 2004

1,311 US Military Dead During Iraq War: http://cryptome.org/mil-dead-iqw.htm

See also DoD tally: http://www.defenselink.mil/news/casualty.pdf

Associated Press report on Navy SEAL photos:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=542&e=5&u=/ap/seals_prisoner_photos

Associated Press photos and captions.

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Photos that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees are seen on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into the photographs. Date stamps on some photos suggest they were made in May 2003, which could make them the earliest evidence of possible abuse of prisoners in Iraq. (AP Photo)
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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty apparently shows a U.S. military member posing with hooded prisoners in a photo date stamped May 2003. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners. (AP Photo)

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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a member of the U.S. military in a truck with what appear to be Iraqi prisoners. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being held at gunpoint. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)

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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a bloodied prisoner. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being held at gunpoint. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)

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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being held at gunpoint. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show prisoners in the back of a truck with a foot atop one of the detainees. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)

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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a subject constrained by U.S. military personnel. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners. (AP Photo)
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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner having his picture taken at gunpoint. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)

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A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being restrained on a floor. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
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In a undated picture released by the Harrison family, U.S. Army Pfc. George Daniel Harrison, 22, of Knoxville, Tenn., was killed in Iraq on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004. Harrison, who was due to come home in March, was stationed with the 293 Police Company based out of Fort Stewart, Ga. (AP Photo/Family Photo via Knoxville News Sentinel)

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Brenda and C.V. Wilson show photos of their son, Marine Cpl. Bryan Wilson, with his daughter Breanne Friday, Dec. 3, 2004, at their home near Otterbein, Ind.. Wilson was injured when his Humvee overturned on Wednesday in Iraq. He later died of internal injuries. (AP Photo/Journal and Courier, Michael Heinz)
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Maj. John Ming, right, a company representative of the 8th Marines Regiment, Camp Lejeune, N.C., escorts Kathleen Faircloth-Smith to a limousine after the funeral of her son, Marine Lance Cpl. Brad Faircloth, Friday, Dec. 3, 2004, at Mobile Memorial Gardens in Tillman's Corner, Ala. Faircloth was killed Thanksgiving Day while fighting insurgents in Fallujah, Iraq. (AP Photo/Mobile Register, Mike Kittrell)

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The congregation sings during the funeral service for Marine Lance Cpl. Jeffery Holmes, who was killed in Iraq on Thanksgiving Day, at the Greater Hartford United Church of Christ in Hartford, Vt., Friday Dec. 3, 2004. Marine Corps chaplin Marc J. Bishop, left, and church pastor Janice Chilek lead the service. (AP Photo/Jennifer Hauck/Pool)
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Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas shakes the hand of Scott Holmes, right, during the funeral service for Holmes' son, Marine Lance Corporal Jeffery Holmes, in Hartford, Vt., Friday, Dec. 3, 2004. Family, friends, the community and the state paused Friday as Lance Cpl. Jeffery S. Holmes made his final trip home, after being killed in Fallujah, Iraq. (AP Photo/Jennifer Hauck, Pool)

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Insurgents carry weapons in Mosul, Iraq, Friday Dec. 3, 2004. American and Iraqi forces clashed with insurgents in several areas of Mosul on Friday, killing at least 11 attackers in a key northern city that has seen a surge in violence recently, officials said. (AP Photo)
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Insurgents aim rocket propelled grenades in Mosul, Iraq, Friday Dec. 3, 2004. American and Iraqi forces clashed with insurgents in several areas of Mosul on Friday, killing at least 11 attackers in a key northern city that has seen a surge in violence recently, officials said. (AP Photo/Str)

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Army National Guard recruiter, SFC. William Merriman, right, talks with one of his recruits that just finished basic training, PV2 Frank Kelly in the equipment yard outside the national guard armory in Coraoplos, Pa. on Friday, Dec. 3, 2004. The Pennsylvania National Guard wants to add 35 recruiters to boost sagging numbers of volunteer soldiers, many of whom recruiters say aren't signing up because they're concerned about being deployed to Iraq. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
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An insurgent aims a rocket propelled grenade in Mosul, Iraq, Friday Dec. 3, 2004. American and Iraqi forces clashed with insurgents in several areas of Mosul on Friday, killing at least 11 attackers in a key northern city that has seen a surge in violence recently, officials said. (AP Photo/Str)

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**CORRECTS SLUG TO IRAQ A NEW LEAF** Students sit in a dilapidated classroom of a elementary school in Baghdad's Shiite enclave Sadr City Tuesday Nov. 30, 2004. After spending much of the year as a battlefield between militiamen and U.S. forces, Sadr City has finally cast aside violence and destruction, embracing peace and reconstruction amid anticipation of what residents say is their overdue empowerment from elections in January. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim)
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**CORRECTS SLUG TO IRAQ A NEW LEAF* A woman walks as a man fixes his car in flooded street in Baghdad's Shiite enclave of Sadr City Friday Nov. 26, 2004. After spending much of the year as a battlefield between militiamen and U.S. forces, Sadr City has finally cast aside violence and destruction, embracing peace and reconstruction amid anticipation of what residents say is their overdue empowerment from elections in January. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim)

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** FILE ** Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld talks with reporters at the Pentagon in Washington in this Nov. 8, 2004 file photo. Rumsfeld, whose future has been in doubt amid spreading violence and U.S. deaths in Iraq, was asked by President Bush to remain at the Pentagon in the administration's second term, a senior official said. Bush and Rumsfeld decided on the secretary's future during an Oval Office meeting. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
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U.S. Army Spc. Jerry L. Loper walks into the Fort Carson Courthouse for an Article 32 hearing Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Williams is charged in the smothering death of Maj. Gen. Abed Hamed Mowhoush, 57, at Qaim, Iraq Nov. 26. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)

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Army Sgt. 1st Class William Sommer walks into the Fort Carson Courthouse for an Article 32 hearing Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Williams is charged in the smothering death last fall of Iraqi Maj. Gen. Abed Hamed Mowhoush, 57, at Qaim, Iraq. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)
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U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Two Jeff L. Williams walks into the Fort Carson Courthouse for an Article 32 hearing Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Williams is charged in the smothering death of Iraqi Maj. Gen. Abed Hamed Mowhoush, 57, at Qaim, Iraq, on Nov. 26, 2003. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)

Photos that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees are seen on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into the photographs. Date stamps on some photos suggest they were made in May 2003, which could make them the earliest evidence of possible abuse of prisoners in Iraq. (AP Photo)	A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty apparently shows a U.S. military member posing with hooded prisoners in a photo date stamped May 2003. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners. (AP Photo)
A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a member of the U.S. military in a truck with what appear to be Iraqi prisoners. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)	A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being held at gunpoint. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a bloodied prisoner. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)	A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being held at gunpoint. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being held at gunpoint. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)	A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show prisoners in the back of a truck with a foot atop one of the detainees. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a subject constrained by U.S. military personnel. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners. (AP Photo)	A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner having his picture taken at gunpoint. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)
A photo found posted on a commercial photo-sharing Web site operated by a woman who said her husband brought the photos from Iraq after his tour of duty appears to show a prisoner being restrained on a floor. The prisoner's face was obscured by the source. The Navy SEALs have launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show commandos in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head. (AP Photo)	In a undated picture released by the Harrison family, U.S. Army Pfc. George Daniel Harrison, 22, of Knoxville, Tenn., was killed in Iraq on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004. Harrison, who was due to come home in March, was stationed with the 293 Police Company based out of Fort Stewart, Ga. (AP Photo/Family Photo via Knoxville News Sentinel)
Brenda and C.V. Wilson show photos of their son, Marine Cpl. Bryan Wilson, with his daughter Breanne Friday, Dec. 3, 2004, at their home near Otterbein, Ind.. Wilson was injured when his Humvee overturned on Wednesday in Iraq. He later died of internal injuries. (AP Photo/Journal and Courier, Michael Heinz)	Maj. John Ming, right, a company representative of the 8th Marines Regiment, Camp Lejeune, N.C., escorts Kathleen Faircloth-Smith to a limousine after the funeral of her son, Marine Lance Cpl. Brad Faircloth, Friday, Dec. 3, 2004, at Mobile Memorial Gardens in Tillman's Corner, Ala. Faircloth was killed Thanksgiving Day while fighting insurgents in Fallujah, Iraq. (AP Photo/Mobile Register, Mike Kittrell)
The congregation sings during the funeral service for Marine Lance Cpl. Jeffery Holmes, who was killed in Iraq on Thanksgiving Day, at the Greater Hartford United Church of Christ in Hartford, Vt., Friday Dec. 3, 2004. Marine Corps chaplin Marc J. Bishop, left, and church pastor Janice Chilek lead the service. (AP Photo/Jennifer Hauck/Pool)	Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas shakes the hand of Scott Holmes, right, during the funeral service for Holmes' son, Marine Lance Corporal Jeffery Holmes, in Hartford, Vt., Friday, Dec. 3, 2004. Family, friends, the community and the state paused Friday as Lance Cpl. Jeffery S. Holmes made his final trip home, after being killed in Fallujah, Iraq. (AP Photo/Jennifer Hauck, Pool)
Insurgents carry weapons in Mosul, Iraq, Friday Dec. 3, 2004. American and Iraqi forces clashed with insurgents in several areas of Mosul on Friday, killing at least 11 attackers in a key northern city that has seen a surge in violence recently, officials said. (AP Photo)	Insurgents aim rocket propelled grenades in Mosul, Iraq, Friday Dec. 3, 2004. American and Iraqi forces clashed with insurgents in several areas of Mosul on Friday, killing at least 11 attackers in a key northern city that has seen a surge in violence recently, officials said. (AP Photo/Str)
Army National Guard recruiter, SFC. William Merriman, right, talks with one of his recruits that just finished basic training, PV2 Frank Kelly in the equipment yard outside the national guard armory in Coraoplos, Pa. on Friday, Dec. 3, 2004. The Pennsylvania National Guard wants to add 35 recruiters to boost sagging numbers of volunteer soldiers, many of whom recruiters say aren't signing up because they're concerned about being deployed to Iraq. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)	An insurgent aims a rocket propelled grenade in Mosul, Iraq, Friday Dec. 3, 2004. American and Iraqi forces clashed with insurgents in several areas of Mosul on Friday, killing at least 11 attackers in a key northern city that has seen a surge in violence recently, officials said. (AP Photo/Str)
CORRECTS SLUG TO IRAQ A NEW LEAF Students sit in a dilapidated classroom of a elementary school in Baghdad's Shiite enclave Sadr City Tuesday Nov. 30, 2004. After spending much of the year as a battlefield between militiamen and U.S. forces, Sadr City has finally cast aside violence and destruction, embracing peace and reconstruction amid anticipation of what residents say is their overdue empowerment from elections in January. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim)	*CORRECTS SLUG TO IRAQ A NEW LEAF A woman walks as a man fixes his car in flooded street in Baghdad's Shiite enclave of Sadr City Friday Nov. 26, 2004. After spending much of the year as a battlefield between militiamen and U.S. forces, Sadr City has finally cast aside violence and destruction, embracing peace and reconstruction amid anticipation of what residents say is their overdue empowerment from elections in January. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim)
FILE Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld talks with reporters at the Pentagon in Washington in this Nov. 8, 2004 file photo. Rumsfeld, whose future has been in doubt amid spreading violence and U.S. deaths in Iraq, was asked by President Bush to remain at the Pentagon in the administration's second term, a senior official said. Bush and Rumsfeld decided on the secretary's future during an Oval Office meeting. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)	U.S. Army Spc. Jerry L. Loper walks into the Fort Carson Courthouse for an Article 32 hearing Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Williams is charged in the smothering death of Maj. Gen. Abed Hamed Mowhoush, 57, at Qaim, Iraq Nov. 26. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)
Army Sgt. 1st Class William Sommer walks into the Fort Carson Courthouse for an Article 32 hearing Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Williams is charged in the smothering death last fall of Iraqi Maj. Gen. Abed Hamed Mowhoush, 57, at Qaim, Iraq. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)	U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Two Jeff L. Williams walks into the Fort Carson Courthouse for an Article 32 hearing Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Williams is charged in the smothering death of Iraqi Maj. Gen. Abed Hamed Mowhoush, 57, at Qaim, Iraq, on Nov. 26, 2003. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)