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"War is Hell". The Bloody Facts.

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More than 1.3 million US military personnel have lost their lives in military conflicts and countless others wounded or disabled. Civilian death tolls are even higher. Even in times of peace military casualties are surprisingly high. The real cost of war is not money it the loss of human lives.

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