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| Counts of civilian deaths individually documented range from 33,638 to 37,754. The most comprehensive estimate, made in October of 2004, is that total deaths ranges from 8,000 to 194,000 at a 95% ]. || ] | Counts of civilian deaths individually documented range from 33,679 to 37,795. The most comprehensive estimate, the Lancet Study, is that total deaths up to October of 2004 ranged from 8,000 to 194,000 at a 95% ]. || ]
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| U.S. armed forces || 2,314 total deaths (] confirmed), 17,124 combat wounded (7,805 evacuated), plus an unknown number of non-combat injuries. || {{ref|cnnSPECIALS2003}}, {{ref|icasualties11}} | U.S. armed forces || 2,318 total deaths, 17,124 combat wounded (7,912 evacuated), plus an unknown number of non-combat injuries. || {{ref|cnnSPECIALS2003}}, {{ref|icasualties11}}
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| Armed forces of other coalition countries || 205 (103 British, 26 Italian, 18 Ukrainian, 17 Polish, 13 Bulgarian, 11 Spanish, 3 Slovaks, 2 Estonians, 2 Dutch, 2 Danes, 2 Thai, 2 Salvadoran, 1 Australian, 1 Latvian, 1 Kazah, 1 Hungarian) || {{ref|icasualties22}} | Armed forces of other coalition countries || 207 (103 British, 27 Italian, 18 Ukrainian, 17 Polish, 13 Bulgarian, 11 Spanish, 18 other) || {{ref|icasualties22}}
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| Non-Iraqi civilians || Unknown, but at least 309 contractors, 81 journalists, 20 media support workers, and 150 aid workers. ||{{ref|icasualties33}}, {{ref|icasualties44}}, ] | Non-Iraqi civilians || Unknown, but at least 311 contractors, 87 journalists, 20 media support workers, and 150 aid workers. ||{{ref|icasualties33}}, {{ref|icasualties44}}, ]
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Summary of casualties of the 2003 invasion of Iraq (edit)

Possible estimates on the total number of people killed in the invasion and occupation of Iraq vary widely. All estimates below are as of 7 march, 2006, and include both the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the following Post-invasion Iraq, 2003-2006.

Iraqis Counts of civilian deaths individually documented range from 33,679 to 37,795. The most comprehensive estimate, the Lancet Study, is that total deaths up to October of 2004 ranged from 8,000 to 194,000 at a 95% confidence interval. Lancet study
U.S. armed forces 2,318 total deaths, 17,124 combat wounded (7,912 evacuated), plus an unknown number of non-combat injuries. ,
Armed forces of other coalition countries 207 (103 British, 27 Italian, 18 Ukrainian, 17 Polish, 13 Bulgarian, 11 Spanish, 18 other)
Non-Iraqi civilians Unknown, but at least 311 contractors, 87 journalists, 20 media support workers, and 150 aid workers. , , etc
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