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Car accidents are a leading cause of death for returning troops - taking even more lives than suicide. Some suggest the driving techniques learned in a war zone don't translate well back home. -
The Department of Defense announced today the death of two soldiers, Sgt. Joseph M. Lilly, 25, and Spc. Trevor A. Pinnick, 20, who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. -
An Army paratrooper from San Diego was killed June 15 in Afghanistan. U.S. Army Sgt. Nicholas C. Fredsti, 30, was on his sixth deployment. -
Camp Pendleton Marine Sgt. Matthew T. Abbate, a member of the Darkhorse Battalion, will be posthumously awarded the Navy Cross for his heroism during battle. -
Sgt. 1st Class Barett W. McNabb, 33, was killed in Afghanistan on June 12, according to the Department of Defense. -
Twentynine Palms Marine Cpl. Taylor J. Baune, 21, died in Afghanistan on June 13. Baune is the 2000th American to die in Operation Enduring Freedom, the official military name for President George W. Bush's so-called "War on Terror," launched in response to the 9/11 attacks. -
The Department of Defense announced the death of U.S. Army Spc. Bryant J. Luxmore, 25, who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. -
The Department of Defense announced today the death of Pfc. Nathan T. Davis, 20, who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. -
The Department of Defense announced the death of a soldier, Pfc. Brandon D. Goodine, who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. -
The Department of Defense is investigating the death of Cpl. Anthony R. Servin, 22, of Moreno Valley, California. He died in Afghanistan on June 8th, according to the Pentagon.
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