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10.May.2011
Contractors Account For Nearly 1 In 3 US War Fatalities Since 2001

Aggregated | By W.I.B. Syndication

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According to the data, more than 2,300 contractors have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan (in addition to another 58 contractors killed in Kuwait) between 2001 and the first quarter of 2011. Another 51,000 contractors have been injured; more than 19,000 at least somewhat seriously. This reflects the startling fact that contractor deaths now represent over 27 percent of U.S. fatalities since the beginning of these wars.

• Read more at isenberg.securitycontracting.net

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