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Pentagon Reclassifies Four Deaths, Overseas Casualties 18, Wounded 624

7/28/2026

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The Pentagon reclassified the deaths of First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan, Sergeant Angel S. Rampersad, Private Isabella Gonzales and Sergeant Michael Emmanuel Swinton as overseas operations casualties, raising the total to 18 and lowering the count to 14 because they occurred after the April cease-fire.
Acting Pentagon Press Secretary Joel Valdez said the change resulted from website data disruptions.
Wounded personnel have risen by 207, bringing the total to 624.

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The Pentagon reclassified the deaths of First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan, Sergeant Angel S. Rampersad, Private Isabella Gonzales and Sergeant Michael Emmanuel Swinton as overseas operations casualties, raising the total to 18 and lowering the count to 14 because they occurred after the April cease-fire.
Acting Pentagon Press Secretary Joel Valdez said the change resulted from website data disruptions.
Wounded personnel have risen by 207, bringing the total to 624.