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A bar graph showing the complete US fatalities from Operation Iraqi Freedom by month, from beginning to end. Based on this Google Chart API graph, with further editing in Photoshop. The red months are pre- troop surge, the orange months are post-troop surge, and the blue months are under Obama. Although overall month-on-month figures have decreased, the total level of coalition forces has also reduced. There are no labels on the X-axis because Google Chart API did not allow me to add them properly. If anyone would like to add them it would help. |
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Graph entirely my own work, statistics provided by iCasualties. |
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20 September 2010 |
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Smurfy |
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