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Are the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Successful or Unsuccessful?

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1 Are the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Successful or Unsuccessful?

2 Military Casualties in Afghanistan U.S. Troops Killed1,140 U.S. Troops Seriously Injured3,420 Afghan Troops Killed8,587 Afghan Troops Seriously Injured25,761

3 Military Casualties in Iraq U.S. Troops Killed4,414 U.S. Troops Seriously Injured31,882 Iraqi Troops Killed30,000 Iraqi Troops Seriously Injured90,000

4 Civilian Tragedies Afghan Civilians Killed 8,813 Afghan Civilians Seriously 15,863 Iraqi Civilians Killed 864,531 Iraqi Civilians Seriously Injured 1,556,156

5 Other Coalition Casualties Afghanistan - Troops Killed 772 Afghanistan - Troops Seriously Injured 2,316 Iraq - Troops Killed 318 Iraq - Troops Seriously Injured 2,296

6 Contractors Afghanistan - Contractors Killed 298 Afghanistan - Contractors Injured 2,428 Iraq - Contractors Killed 933 Iraq - Contractors Injured 10,569

7 Journalists Afghanistan - Journalists Killed 19 Afghanistan - Journalists Injured unknown Iraq - Journalists Killed 142 Iraq - Journalists Injured unknown

8 Afghanistan Totals Total Killed in Afghanistan 19,629 Total Injured in Afghanistan 48,644

9 Iraq Totals Total Killed in Iraq 900,338 Total Injured in Iraq 1,690,903

10 Has Success Been Achieved or Not?

11 References 1. www.antiwar.com/casualties/ www.antiwar.com/casualties/ 2. www.unknownnews.com www.unknownnews.com 3. www.usatoday.com www.usatoday.com 4. Rand the War Within

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