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			\|Non-hostile - Suicide
			\|Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraq
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Date	Personal Information		Military Information			Casualty Information		Notes
Date	Name (Last First)	Age	Rank	Unit	Branch	Cause of Death	Place of Death	Notes
2003-01-27	Kim (first name unknown)	33	Daewi	Dongeui	Republic of Korea Army	Non-hostile - Friendly fire	Bagram Air Base, Parwan Province, Afghanistan
2007-02-27	Yoon Jang-ho	26	Hasa	Dasan	Republic of Korea Army	Hostile - Suicide bomb	Bagram Air Base, Parwan Province, Afghanistan
2007-05-19	Oh (first name unknown)	27	Joongwi	Zaytun	Republic of Korea Army	Non-hostile - Suicide	Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraq