Names of the Dead: September 26, 2010

Here are the names of American service members who died in Iraq and Afghanistan this week, as reported by the New York Times:

Iraq
CARILLO, John Jr., 20, Specialist, Army; Stockton, Calif.; Third Infantry Division.
NOONAN, Gebrah P., 26, Pfc., Army; Watertown, Conn.; Third Infantry Division.
WHISENANT, Marc C., 23, Specialist, Army; Holly Hill, Fla.; Florida National Guard.

Afghanistan
SPRINGER, Clinton E. II, 21, Pfc., Army; Sanford, Me.; 10th Mountain Division.
DAWSON, William B., 20, Pfc., Army; Tunica, Miss.; 17th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Third Maneuver Enhancement Brigade.
PETREE, Jaysine P. S., 19, Pfc., Army; Yigo, Guam; 17th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Third Maneuver Enhancement Brigade.
SIMPSON, Mark A., 40, Sgt., Army; Peoria, Ill.; 20th Engineer Battalion, 36th Engineer Brigade.
MORRISON, Donald S., 23, Specialist, Army; Cincinnati; 20th Engineer Battalion, 36th Engineer Brigade.
FORESTER, Mark, 29, Senior Airman, Air Force; Tuscaloosa, Ala.; 21st Special Tactics Squadron.
JACKSON, Timothy M., 22, Lance Cpl., Marines; Corbin, Ky.; Second Marine Division.

One Response to Names of the Dead: September 26, 2010

  1. Greg Page says:

    Thx again for posting, though for a different reason this week.

    I had missed that there were three Iraq fatalities this week and it surprised me quite a bit…getting less and less conditioned to seeing casualty reports from that theater.

    If anyone is curious, a quick Google search revealed that Spc. Whisenant died in a vehicle rollover in Kuwait, and that Carillo and Noonan died in some sort of “non-combat incident” near Fallujah.

    On the bright side, the Iraqis have made some strides naming their government this week, but we are far from “out of the woods” on that one.