On FLOTUS & SLOTUS "There is this sense that this is genuine," says Raezer. "We haven't had this kind of visibility from the White House—ever." Joyce Raezer - December 30, 2011


What wasn't done by those who should have, that administration, those congresses, that VA administration, More Importantly the Country: "In 2004, we invaded Iraq," he said. "At that point, the VA should have seen it coming." Richmond attorney Matthew A. Kapinos, a veteran of Army service in Iraq and Afghanistan - May 13, 2012 - and obstructed since!


Our Nation: 'We Pretend the Vets Don't Exist'


Country Must 'Sacrifice' not just Groups Within nor Just Non Profits Fighting for Donations!

If not fully funded, decades now not, while ignoring what we vets were saying on many issues, and especially the past decade plus with two more wars, on the front end and funded for maintaining and updating needs, especially as our next wars are cheered on, that causes much much more in trying to correct what wasn't done or modernized and not only as to monetary needs but the needs of all the Veterans who served the Country! The peoples representatives, fed and states, beat up on the agency and as their representatives the people support that, instead of calling themselves out as the problem!


The new 'magnetic ribbons' the 'parades', with no demand for sacrifice get same results, but 'parades' only last a few hours on one day! Think 'Desert Storm' and 'Gulf War Syndrome', Ignored till recently, finally, after the 'Parades'!
Have the 'Welcome Home Parades' but at each the one word that should be spoke and on the minds of All, 'Sacrifice', Demand It, You Owe It!

No Revenues = Still No Sacrifice = That's Called 'Support' For The Troops = DeJa-Vu all over again!!

Now a decade and counting, told to go shopping, use patriotic meme's and symbols of support and wave them flags, added to the previous decades of under funding the VA, while the peoples reps Still try and lay blame on the Agency, after rubber stamping wars and costs of and those represented cheer on these wars!

While the wealthy and other investors garner their booty, still, from both and many have the chutz·pa to call themselves more patriotic{?} then others wrapped in those false flags, using false slogans and various cheap symbols of and then seek one day events or parades to wave all that patriotism, call it "Supporting the Troops", then go home and either ignore or forget about those that actually sacrificed for the country!

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**IN HONOR TO THE FALLEN in Iraq and Afghanistan**

I started these lists after a Vietnam Brother contacted a couple of us, myself included, to post up the names of the Fallen from 2003 to the end of 2006, lists he had put together, mostly concentrated on the failed policy of the Iraq invasion and then occupation. I decided to keep the Honor going by posting up each month following those first lists we posted at the Daily KOS at the end of 2006. My early post were still concentrated at the Iraq occupation after most troops were pulled from Afghanistan allowing that to fester into what we have today and not securing or helping the Afghans once ridding the Taliban and not going after the reason we invaded, al Qaeda and bin Laden! Each one of us did a year and posted some ten minutes apart so they'd be on the posting list together. Since those early posts, my monthly ones as well, I've gotten better at integrating more related into each, so from early to latest, which lead to my early blog site, you'll see quite a difference in the postings and allot more related information added. The names are brought to the lists after the DoD has confirmed them all as to the previous month and found at mostly the CNN-Iraq/Afghanistan War Casualties site page or from the Iraq/Afghanistan Coalition/NATO Casualty Count site. I will keep upgrading this list, as well as possible page changes, the posts will still be on my other site, as I produce new monthly updates of those Killed In Action. In Honor Brothers and Sisters to you and your Families!




Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - April 2012

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - March 2012

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - February 2012

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - January 2012

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - December 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - November 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - October 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - September 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - August 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - July 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - June 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - May 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - April 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - March 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - February 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - January 2011

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - December 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - November 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - October 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - September 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - August 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - July 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - June 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - May 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - April 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - March 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - February 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - January 2010

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - December 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - November 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - October 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - September 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - August 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - July 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – June 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – May 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – April 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – March 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - February 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – January 2009

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – December 2008

Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan – November 2008

Iraq/Afghanistan – October 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – September 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – August 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – July 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – June 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – May 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – April 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – March 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – Febuary 2008

Iraq/Afganistan – January 2008

Iraq – December 2007

Iraq - November 2007

Iraq -October 2007

Iraq - September 2007

Iraq - August 2007

Iraq - July 2007

Iraq - June 2007

Iraq - May 2007

Iraq - April 2007

Iraq - March 2007

Iraq - Feb. 2007

Iraq - Jan. 2007

Iraq - 2006

Honoring The Fallen Afghanistan 2006

Iraq - 2005

Honoring The Fallen Afghanistan 2005

Iraq - 2004

Honoring The Fallen Afghanistan 2004

Iraq - 2003

Honoring Afghanistan Fallen: 2001 - 2002 - 2003


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PBS NewsHour Silent Honor
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A silent tribute to U.S. soldiers killed while on duty in Iraq and
Afghanistan


In Honor - In Memory


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AP Interactive**Iraq: The Toll - Coalition Deaths since March 2003


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Iraq Veterans Memorial


The Iraq Veterans Memorial is an online war memorial that honors the members of the U.S. armed forces who have lost their lives serving in the Iraq War. The Memorial is a collection of video memories from family, friends, military colleagues, and co-workers of those that have fallen.


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Tracking coalition military deaths in Iraq, one day at a time, across the map. Click HERE to see the Flash-animated map.


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Iraq/Afghanistan Coalition/NATO Casualty Count and Much More


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Faces of the Fallen


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CNN-Iraq/Afghanistan War Casualties


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Track Military and Civilian Fatalities


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In Remembrance - Moving Tributes

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