Since when are combatants killed in combat "terrorists"?? There is an insurgency
in Iraq. This is not a "terrorist/counter-terrorist" show. The US has military
forces. They are attacked by opposing military forces. This is called "war."
Note the origin of the story -- "Armed Forces Press Service." And Robert, I
also do not believe this man died of DU exposure. But DU remains a problem. BIG
TIME. K

-----Original Message-----
>From: R Rands <rrands@...>
>Sent: Mar 10, 2006 2:22 PM
>To: du-watch@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [DU-WATCH] Finding Natural Causes
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>Is it any wonder that DU is off the radar with most of the seriously
>deskbound in the military?
>
>The press release below appears to announce death by natural causes before
>the autopsy is complete.
>
>Don't get me wrong here, I don't believe this man died of DU exposure - - -
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>Detainee Dies at Camp Bucca; Coalition Forces Kill Two Terrorists
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>http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/news/2006/03/mil-060307-afps01.h\
tm
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>American Forces Press Service
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>WASHINGTON, March 7, 2006 - A detainee died today of natural causes at Camp
>Bucca, Iraq, and coalition forces killed two suspected terrorists during
>combat operations near Baghdad March 5, military officials reported.
>
>Camp Bucca guards were notified about an unconscious 36 year-old male
>security detainee, and medical staff immediately began procedures to revive
>the man. He went into cardiac arrest while in the intensive care unit and
>died after all efforts to resuscitate him failed, officials said.
>
>His remains will be transferred to family members upon completion of an
>autopsy.
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>In other news, Multinational Division Baghdad soldiers killed two terrorists
>during combat operations southeast of Baghdad March 5.
>The terrorists fired a mortar at 1st Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th
>Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division soldiers, who then engaged and
>killed the terrorists, officials said.
>The location from where the terrorists attacked the soldiers has also been
>the origin of six 82 mm mortar attacks on the Salman Pak region over the
>last seven days, military officials said.
>(Compiled from Multinational Force Iraq press releases.)
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