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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the deaths of service members killed in Afghanistan.

US Army SFC Trenton L Rhea, 33, Oakley, KS
US Army SFC Jeffrey C Baker, 29, Hesperia, CA
US Army SPC Mitchell K Daehling, 24, Dalton, MA
US Amry SPC William J Gilbert, 24, Hacienda Heights, CA

According to iCasualties, the total number of service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,315.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Russian politician Sergei Alexeyev, 88
Psychologist and television personality Joyce Brothers, 85
WA state politician Margaret Rayburn, 86
Argentinian president Jorge Rafael Videla, 87
Singer/songwriter Alan O'Day, 72



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the deaths of ten service members killed in Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan:

US Air Force Capt Mark T Voss, 27, Colorado Springs, CO
US Air Force Capt Victoria A Pinckney, 27, Palmdale, CA
US Air Force TSgt Herman Mackey III, 30, Bakersfield, CA
US Marines SSgt Eric D Christian, 39, Warwick, NY
US Marines Cpl David M Sonka, 23, Parker, CO and his K9, Flex
US Army 1LT Brandon J Landrum, 25, Lawton, OK
US Army SSG Francis G Phillips IV, 28, Meridian, NY
US Army SPC Kevin Cardoza, 19, Mercedes, TX
US Army SPC Thomas P Murach, 22, Meridian, ID
US Army SPC Brandon J Prescott, 24, Bend, OR

According to iCasualties, the total number of service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,305.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

CT state politician Eugene Millerick, 88
Italian politcian Giulio Andreotti, 94
Bicycle developer Al Fritz, 88
Special effects/stop motion pioneer Ray Harryhausen, 92
Actor/director/screenwriter Bryan Forbes, 86
Actor Jeanne Cooper, 84
CT state politician Julia Tashjian, 74
Grandson of Malcolm X/activist Malcolm Shabazz, 28
Hall of Fame football player Jack Butler, 85



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the deaths of seven service members in Afghanistan and Kuwait.

US Air Force Capt Brandon L Cyr, 28, Woodbridge, VA
US Air Force Capt Reid K Nishizuka, 30, Kailua, HI
US Air Force SSgt Richard A Dickson, 24, Rancho Cordova, CA
US Air Force SSgt Daniel N Fannin, 30, Morehead, KY
US Army SSG Michael H Simpson, 30, San Antonio, TX
US Army SPC Trinidad Santiago Jr, 25, San Diego, CA
US Army PFC Charles P McClure, 21, Stratford, OK

According to iCasualties, the total number of allied service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,299.

Reports out this week are out proclaiming last month as the "deadliest" month in Iraq since 2008.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Olympian Marianna Zachariadi, 23
Science fiction author Andrew J. Offutt, 78
Screenwriter and director Mike Gray, 77
Singer and actress Deanna Durbin, 91
Country musician Tim Hensley, 50
Rapper Chris Kelly, 34
ID state politician Ruby Stone, 89
Artist Charles Banks Wilson, 94
NC state politician James E. Ramsey, 81
Rock musician Jeff Hanneman, 49
IN state politician Otis R. Bowen, 95



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the deaths of service members in Afghanistan.

US Army PFC Barrett L Austin, 20, Easley, SC
US Army CPT Aaron Blanchard, 32, Selah, WA
US Army 1LT Robert J Hess, 26, Fairfax, VA

Per iCasualties, the total number of service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,288.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Singer Chrissy Amphlett, 53
Civil servant George Bunn, 87
Folk singer Richie Havens, 72
MN state politician Doug Carlson, 73
Politician and liberal activist Robert W. Edgar, 69
Country music legend George Jones, 81
ND state politician William L. Guy, 93



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the passings of two service members killed in Afghanistan.

US Army CWO Matthew P Ruffner, 34, Tafford, PA
US Army CWO Jarrett M Yoder, 26, Mohnton, PA

According to iCasualties, the total number of service members who have died in Afghanistan is now 3,281.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Congressman Charlie Wilson, 70
Mormon Leader H. Burke Peterson, 89
Actor Richard LeParmentier, 66
Broadcaster Pat Summerall, 82
Graphic designer Storm Thorgerson, 69
ND state politician Robert W. Peterson, 84
Musician Cordell Mosson, 60
NY state politician Estella Diggs, 96
USA Today founder Al Neuharth, 89
Award-winning author E. L. Konigsburg, 83



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the passings of three service members in Afghanistan.

US Army SSG Christopher M Ward, 24, Oak Ridge, TN
US Army SPC Wilbel A Robles-Santa, 25, Juncos, PR
US Army SPC Delfin M Santos Jr, 24, San Jose, CA

According to iCasualties, the total number of allied service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,281.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Documentarian Les Blank, 77
Music producer Andy Johns, 62
Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, 87
California state politician William Royer, 92
Singer/Actress Annette Funicello, 70
Nobel Laureate Sir Robert Edwards, 87
Blues musician Jimmy Dawkins, 76
Actor/comedian Jonathan Winters, 87
Chess Grandmaster Robert Byrne, 84



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the 45th anniversary of the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and honors the two service members killed in Afghanistan this week:

US Army CWO Curtis S Reagan, 43, Summerville, SC
US Air Force Capt James Michael Steel, 29, Tampa, FL

It was also reported today that diplomat Anne Smedinghoff was killed in Afghanistan, along with five others.

According to iCasualties, the total number of allied service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,279.

In addition, the following notable names passed away this week:

Attorney William H Ginsburg, 70
Reality television star Shain Gandee, 21
Supercentenarian Maria Redaelli, 113
Actor Milo O'Shea, 86
Co-founder of The Muppets Jane Henson, 78
Novelist and screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, 85
Comic book artist and editor Carmine Infantino, 87
Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic Roger Ebert, 70
Author and former head of GWB's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives David Kuo, 44
Son of Pastor Rick Warren Matthew Warren, 27
Former AC/DC bassist Neil Smith, 59
Fashion designer Lilly Pulitzer, 81



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos note the passings of three service members in Afghanistan.

US Army SFC James F Grissom, 31, Hayward, CA
US Army SGT Tristan M Wade, 23, Indianapolis, IN
US Army SGT Michael C Cable, 26, Philpot, KY

According to iCasualties, the total number of allied service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,274.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Mississippi state politician Jessica Upshaw
Songwriter Deke Richards
Actor Peter Duryea
New Hampshire state politician Harold Burns
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anthony Lewis
Screenwriter Don Payne
Musician Gordon Stoker
Actor Richard Griffiths
Documentarian John Charles Upton, Jr
Musical instrument manufacturer Robert Zildjian
Canadian politician Ralph Klein
Baseball player Bob Turley
Record producer Phil Ramone



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos marks the passing of one service member in Afghanistan.

US Army CWO James E Groves III, 37, Kettering, OH

According to iCasualties, the total number of allied service members killed in Afghanistan is 3,271. There were also seven service members killed during a training exercise in Nevada this week. It is currently under investigation.

In addition, the following notable names lost their lives this week:

Artist and illustrator Mitchell Hooks
Florida state politician Clay Ford
Porn actor Harry Reems
Television writer and producer Lester Lewis
Colorado civil servant Tom Clements
Bangladesh President Zillur Rahman
California state politician Nicholas Petris
Rockabilly singer Eddie Bond
Connecticut state politician Lee Scarpetti
Syrian cleric Mohamed Said Ramadan Al-Bouti
Nigerian author and professor Chinua Achebe
Bodybuilder Joe Weider



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This Week with George Stephanopoulos notes the deaths of nine service members in Afghanistan:

US Army CPT Andrew M Pedersen-Keel, 28, South Miami, FL
US Army SSG Rex L Schad, 26, Edmond, OK
US Navy CPO Christian Michael Pike, 31, Peoria, AZ
US Army SPC David T Proctor, 26, Greensboro, NC
US Army SSG Steven P Blass, 27, Estherville, IA
US Army CWO Bryan J Henderson, 27, Franklin, LA
US Army CPT Sara M Knutson, 27, Eldersburg, MD
US Navy SSG Marc A Scialdo, 31, Naples, FL
US Army SPC Zachary L Shannon, 21, Dunedin, FL

According to iCasualties, the total number of allied service members killed in Afghanistan is now 3,270.

In addition, the following notable names have lost their lives this week:

Iron Maiden drummer Clive Burr
Environmentalist Veer Bhadra Mishra
Co-founder of Khymer Rouge Ieng Sary
SC state politician Thomas Rhoad, Jr.
Winemaker Jim Barrett
WA state politician Booth Gardner
FL state politician Larcenia Bullard
Country singer Jack Greene