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The numbers of civilian and military Afghan dead is not measures as accurately as those of ISAF intervening countries, where the body count is metronome-like. As of 15th November 2013 they were :
USA 2,154
UK 446 - all their eulogies can be found elsewhere in Defence Viewpoints
Canada 158
The dead of other nations are tallied on the next page
France 88
Germany 54
Italy 53
Denmark 43
Poland 43
Australia 40
Spain 35
Georgia 29
Holland 25
Romania 22
Turkey 14
New Zealand 10
Estonia 9
Hungary 7
Czech Republic 5
Sweden 5
A further 10 coal;ition nations have suffered 16 deaths
As of 15 March 2013. 2167 wounded UK soldiers had been admitted to field hospitals.
275 have had partial or complete limb amputations.
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