3190 US soldiers, 258 Coalition soldiers, and approximately 58,598 to 64,405 Iraqi civilians have been killed in Iraq from the beginning of the war and occupation to March 4.

4960 Iraqi police and guardsmen have been killed since January 2005, according to an estimate compiled from news reports.

American servicemen and -women killed between February 28-March 9:

Lieutenant Commander Morgan C. Tulang, 36, Hilo, Hawaii | Hospitalman Lucas W.A. Emch, 21, Kent, Ohio | Staff Sergeant Dustin M. Gould, 28, Longmont, Colorado | Staff Sergeant Paul M. Latourney, 28, Roselle, Illinois | Specialist Luis O. Rodriguez-Contrera, 22, Allentown, Pennsylvania | Private Wesley J. Williams, 23, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Specialist Christopher D. Young, 20, Los Angeles, California | Sergeant Brandon A. Parr, 25, West Valley, Utah | Sergeant Michael C. Peek, 23, Chesapeake, Virginia | Sergeant Ashly L. Moyer, 21, Emmaus, Pennsylvania | Lance Corporal Raul S. Bravo, 21, Elko, Nevada | Staff Sergeant Darrel D. Kasson, 43, Florence, Arizona | Staff Sergeant Justin M. Estes, 25, Sims, Arkansas | Staff Sergeant Robert M. Stanley, 27, Spotsylvania, Virginia | Sergeant Andrew C. Perkins, 27, Northglenn, Colorado | Specialist Ryan M. Bell, 21, Colville, Washington | Specialist Justin A. Rollins, 22, Newport, New Hampshire | Private First Class Cory C. Kosters, 19, The Woodlands, Texas | Specialist Blake Harris, 22, Pueblo, Colorado | Specialist Ryan D. Russell, 20, Elm City, North Carolina | Private Barry W. Mayo, 21, Ecru, Mississippi | Staff Sergeant Christopher R. Webb, 28, Winchester, California | Specialist Shawn P. Rankinen, 28, Independence, Missouri | Specialist Michael D. Rivera, 22, Brooklyn, New York | Private Mark W. Graham, 22, Lafayette, Louisiana | Lance Corporal Dennis J. Veater, 20, Jessup, Pennsylvania

Sources: US Department of Defense, www.icasualties.org, www.iraqbodycount.net