November 05, 2009

Welcome

Thank you for visiting the Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom Coalition Heroes' Memorial. The flags at the top of this site represent most of the nations that have or had troops serving within Iraq; we are working on updating it to include all nations that have sent troops to Iraq or to participate in the Global War on Terror. Not all participating nations have suffered loss of life. Many other nations have contributed to the liberation and rebuilding effort in other ways.

(For a detailed coalition list and other information as of February 2005, see this site by Australian Trevor Stanley.)

The Fallen by Nation

The following coalition nations have lost service members. Select a country to read the names of the dead who have been identified to date:

  • Australia (12 Enduring Freedom deaths, 2 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Azerbaijan (1 Iraqi Freedom death)
  • Bulgaria (13 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Canada (132 Enduring Freedom deaths)
  • Czech Republic (1 Enduring Freedom death)
  • Denmark (21 Enduring Freedom deaths, 7 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Estonia (8 Enduring Freedom deaths, 2 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Fiji (1 Iraqi Freedom death)
  • Finland (1 Enduring Freedom death)
  • France (31 Enduring Freedom deaths)
  • Germany (22 Enduring Freedom deaths)
  • Hungary (3 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Italy (18 Enduring Freedom deaths, 33 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Kazakhstan (1 Iraqi Freedom death)
  • Latvia (3 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Lithuania (1 Enduring Freedom death)
  • The Netherlands (Holland) (17 Enduring Freedom deaths, 2 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Norway (4 Enduring Freedom deaths)
  • Poland (11 Enduring Freedom deaths, 20 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Portugal (2 Enduring Freedom deaths)
  • Romania (9 Enduring Freedom deaths, 2 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • El Salvador (5 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Slovakia (4 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • South Korea (1 Enduring Freedom death)
  • Spain (25 Enduring Freedom deaths, 11 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Sweden (2 Enduring Freedom deaths)
  • Thailand (2 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • Ukraine (18 Iraqi Freedom deaths)
  • United Kingdom (215 Enduring Freedom deaths, 170 Iraqi Freedom deaths)

Most Recent Deaths

11/05/2009 — Justin Boyes and Steven Marshall were added to the roll of deceased service members from Canada. Michael Ebert was added to the roll of deceased service members from Denmark. Steven Boote, Darren Chant, James Major, Thomas Mason, James Oakland, Olaf S.G. Schmid, Matthew Telford, and Nicholas Webster-Smith were added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.

10/21/2009 — Ihor Checulin, Yann Hertach, Johann Hivin-Gerard, Kevin Lemoine, and Gabriel Poirier were added to the roll of deceased service members from France. Patric Sauer was added to the roll of deceased service members from Germany. Rosario Ponziano was added to the roll of deceased service members from Italy. Cristo A. Cabello Santana was added to the roll of deceased service members from Spain. James Hill, Jamie Janes, James Prosser, and Marcin Wojtak were added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.

09/24/2009 — Michael Lockett was added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.

09/21/2009 — Jonathan Couturier, Jean-François Drouin, Patrick Lormand, and Yannick Pépin were added to the roll of deceased service members from Canada. Steffen Bloch Larsen was added to the roll of deceased service members from Denmark. Johan Naguin and Thomas Rousselle were added to the roll of deceased service members from France. Antonio Fortunato, Matteo Mureddu, Giandomenico Pistonami, Massimiliano Randino, Davide Ricchiuto, and Roberto Valente were added to the roll of deceased service members from Italy. Mark Leijsen and Kevin van de Rijdt were added to the roll of deceased service members from the Netherlands. Piotr Marciniak, Marcin Poreba, and Artur Pyc were added to the roll of deceased service members from Poland. Richard Brandon, Jason Dunn-Bridgeman, Gavin Elliott, Brett Hall, John Harrison, and Stuart McGrath were added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.