Would you find me a site(besides CNN) that updates the killed/wounded
military US or allies personel everyday?

Hi madcoweater-ga

It looks to  me like CNN and the Associated Press are the only two
sources compiling their own independent lists of casualties. That is
lists that go beyond the officially released information.


The Associated Press compiles a list daily, gleaned from family
sources and military releases.  That list can be viewed on the
websites of various AP member newspapers.  I have listed several
examples below. If you do a Google search for  "List of Coalition
Casualties" you will find many sites that present the same list.


"The Associated Press

"The names of coalition dead, missing and captured service members,
provided by relatives or military officials. AP's U.S. count: 106
dead, seven missing and seven captured. The Pentagon's U.S. count: 107
dead, 10 missing and seven captured. The Pentagon totals sometimes
include casualties whose names are not yet available; the AP totals
sometimes include names released by families not yet reflected in the
Pentagon figures."


Anchorage Daily News – Coalition Casualties
http://www.adn.com/24hour/iraq/story/845197p-5816859c.html

Sacramento Bee – List of Coalition Casualties
http://www.sacbee.com/24hour/special_reports/iraq/casualties/story/823380p-5816859c.html


The Orange County Register – War Dead
http://www.ocregister.com/features/iraq/wardead_list.shtml



Pittsburg Post Gazette
Associated Press Searchable Database – Coalition Casualties
http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/external/fmmac2.mm.ap.org/war2/search.php


Other sites that publicize the official government released
information –


Center for Defense Information
http://www.cdi.org/iraq/casualties.cfm


List of Casualties in Iraq War  - Reuters
(updates numbers daily, but not all names are included)
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L24306398.htm



That ought to give you a number of options for accessing the list of
coalition casualties. Thank you for your question.


--K~

Good finds.  Thanks.

Try this:

http://vikingphoenix.com/photos/Iraq_War/casualties.htm

You can try this as well:

http://www.iraqbodycount.net/bodycount.htm