Meanwhile, a 1st Infantry Division Soldier died from a non-combat injury at a base in Diyala province, the U . S . military said Tuesday.
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A survey of experienced ICRC field workers had shown that by far the largest number of non-combat injuries to civilians were caused by assault rifles, Herby said.
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The hospital also treated four crewmen whose helicopter crash-landed in Afghanistan in early November and about 20 others for illness or non-combat injuries, Rubenstein said.
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Landstuhl also treated four crewmen whose helicopter crash-landed in Afghanistan in early November and about 20 others for illness or non-combat injuries ( dm-gm)
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In 1945, while recovering from combat injuries, he met and married his second wife, Frances O'Reilly, with whom he had one daughter, Gilbreth.
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The Sector General ships hurriedly provided food to malnourished people everywhere, along with medical aid for combat injuries, and tried to determine the cause of the mysterious disease.
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The U . S . military's largest hospital abroad, Landstuhl has treated 109 troops for combat injuries since the Iraq war began, including 13 who arrived Friday.
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Including non-combat injuries and illnesses, 527 have been treated so far, including rescued POW Jessica Lynch, who was flown back to the United States on Saturday.
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The medal is also awarded posthumously to any service member who dies in the line of duty within Afghanistan, including from non-combat injuries such as accidents and mishaps.
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The medal was also awarded posthumously to any service member who died in the line of duty within Iraq, including from non-combat injuries such as accidents and mishaps.
