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| e reconquest of French Indochina where he was | wounded a second time. |
| mp, destroyed much of the contents, killed or | wounded a large number of men, and captured numerous |
| He was | wounded a second time at the Battle of the Wilderness |
| When | wounded a third time and final time, he lay shouting |
| He was | wounded a second time, but continued firing his Bren |
| nical engineering, killed four colleagues and | wounded a staff member at Concordia University in Mon |
| iana in the battles of Second Manassas (being | wounded a second time), Antietam, and Fredericksburg. |
| revolver and shot and | wounded a young woman before shooting bar manager Leo |
| f at a shot, and the bullet, having deviated, | wounded a horse of a Russian accompanying crew court. |
| in flooded fields behind Utah Beach, and was | wounded a few days later. |
| and McGuinness killed two of the Chinese and | wounded a third before the remaining workers stabbed |
| Although | wounded a second time, he remained steadfast and main |
| One day while hunting for deer he | wounded a buck. |
| They | wounded a policeman and escaped, abandoning three pac |
| storian puts French losses at 77 dead and 246 | wounded, a total of 323, while stating Austrians casu |
| Wounded a second time, he steadfastly refused evacuat | |
| again ordered to withdraw when Sfc. Duke was | wounded a third time in both legs and was unable to w |
| -gun fire, Petty Officer Sephton was mortally | wounded, a bullet actually passing through his body a |
| was that, as a Filipino rifleman fell dead or | wounded, a large number of bolomen were ready to take |
| ughters, who, she informed me, had been badly | wounded a few minutes before. |
| annery in his book, A Gap In Nature, shot and | wounded a bird he was stalking, before it escaped wit |
| it partially decapitated a woman and severely | wounded a girl, who ran screaming to the village for |
| He was then | wounded a third time as he tried to move amongst his |
| ory, the 2/18th lost 256 men with another 400 | wounded, a casualty rate of 50%. |
| City section of Baghdad killed 215 people and | wounded a further 250. |
| Class Dias again moved into the open and was | wounded a third time by sniper fire. |
| and other civilians were rushing to help the | wounded, a suicide bomber blew himself up. |
| nd Basra in June left two protesters dead and | wounded a number of police and civilians. |
| attle, the regiment suffered 17 killed and 74 | wounded, a total of 91 casualties. |
| rning to command the 2nd Brigade, Leasure was | wounded a few days later and never returned to field |
| ast 26 others, civilians among them, had been | wounded, a statement said. |
| From Hurt to Healing: A Theology of the | Wounded, Abingdon Press, 2004, ISBN 0-687-03881-2 |
| ina, with the loss of four men killed and one | wounded aboard Fox. |
| , she struck her colors out of regard for the | wounded aboard, and all aboard were taken prisoners. |
| One man was killed and 3 | wounded about 20 meters from the bunker complex. |
| anded in the Zone throughout the siege, which | wounded about 40 refugees. |
| an officer was lying out in the open severely | wounded about 150 yards from cover. |
| n the base that left a man dead and two women | wounded, according to base spokesman Dieter Jester. |
| Wounded action before Zutphen on 22 September 1586, h | |
| ushed his detachment to the assistance of the | wounded, administering first aid and evacuating the w |
| rushed to nearby Bagram Air Base with the two | wounded Afghans, all of whom were treated and eventua |
| Jordanian soldier was killed and another was | wounded after two rockets hit nearby docks. |
| soon after returning to duty, Wilson severely | wounded after being shot three times during the Battl |
| nd King Snake working from the shadows, badly | wounded after his first encounter with Robin. |
| Korea, there was difficulty in evacuating the | wounded after a position had been captured, until Maj |
| o Canadians and one American-and 27 more were | wounded, after the militant seized the steering wheel |
| He was seriously | wounded after having downed his 12th plane." |
| A young woman's husband returns | wounded after the First World War. |
| s reported that two rebels were killed and 15 | wounded after coming under sniper fire in the village |
| He was severely | wounded afterwards at the capture of the Shah Nujjif. |
| He was | wounded again during the charge, and died soon after. |
| He was | wounded again while searching enemy dug-outs and agai |
| He was | wounded again through the right hand and taken prison |
| explosion at the Battle of Groix in 1795 and | wounded again at the Action of 6 April 1809. |
| ad his men and on the following day, although | wounded again he still led and encouraged them. |
| Although | wounded again many times, he remained at his gun, tra |
| His career ended when he was | wounded again in the Battle of Stony Point on July 14 |
| campaign to the crossing of the Mincio he was | wounded again in pushing the enemy out of the village |
| Wounded again when an enemy grenade shattered his lef | |
| of the 8th Hussars (his parent unit) and was | wounded again when his Stuart tank was hit during the |
| He was severely | wounded again on 24 December 1814 at New Orleans and |
| Now commanding a King Tiger he was | wounded again with first degree burns. |
| Resuming his command, he was dangerously | wounded again at the Battle of Totopotomoy Creek. |
| He was | wounded again, but reached the objective and consolid |
| General Brooke was critically | wounded, again, at Cold Harbor in June. |
| He was | wounded again, and fell, but picked himself up and co |
| 1863 Chancellorsville Campaign, where he was | wounded again, this time in a foot, on May 3. |
| g the Battle of Stones River, in which he was | wounded again, hit in a shoulder on December 31. |
| rt to the fighting in Champagne, where he was | wounded again. |
| , and in the Siege of Fort Erie, where he was | wounded again. |
| Chinese casualties included 500 killed and | wounded against 82 for the Japanese. |
| the Kosovo war of a Serbian soldier who saw a | wounded Albanian woman, left his ranks and helped her |
| The gang hangs the | wounded Alex from the lobby chandelier, killing him. |
| He stumbles upon a | wounded alien soldier who tells of the Nazis yet agai |
| even-handed caring for Union and Confederate | wounded alike, which may not have endeared her to Rad |
| e under steady fire from the enemy, killed or | wounded all the hostile gunners with deadly accurate |
| Confederate losses were 4 killed and 16 | wounded, all in Brigadier General James S. Rains' Eig |
| chine-gun fire at close range which killed or | wounded all members of the section except the command |
| Five people were killed and six | wounded, all police officers. |
| It tells the story of a group of | wounded Allied soldiers in a mobile surgery unit at t |
| e of Arnhem, Hepburn's hospital received many | wounded Allied soldiers. |
| Whiskey, a bull terrier, was found with a | wounded ally in The Night of the Wolves in Commandos |
| In this attack he was | wounded almost at once, but persevered in his efforts |
| Although severely | wounded almost at once, he continued to advance and t |
| he platoon leader and his radio operator were | wounded almost immediately, and Sp5 McWethy rushed ac |
| nd killed more than 50 Chinese protesters and | wounded almost 120 more. |
| Fox was | wounded along with all of the other members of the co |
| a New Orleans Police Officer who was mortally | wounded along with two employees of a family-run Viet |
| ent, Wylly was reported to have been severely | wounded, along with another Tasmanian officer, and 3 |
| ied the bodies of those killed as well as the | wounded, along with the dispatches of the squadron of |
| y reinforced, and the attackers not killed or | wounded, along with members of supporting units, were |
| of Toungoo in good condition, taking all the | wounded along. |
| reason to believe that Lieutenant Coulson was | wounded also, as he fell off his horse. |
| d knocked off his horse, but was not mortally | wounded, although he had ridden to what seemed to be |
| oldiers of the 43d, 21 were killed and 8 were | wounded, although some scources state the number of k |
| rians recorded losses of only 26 dead and 130 | wounded, although it is likely that many of the wound |
| cial report 38 people were killed and over 58 | wounded, although other sources put the death toll at |
| en his first command here after replacing the | wounded Alvinczi in 1794, while in the Hanoverian arm |
| mpanying the British slaughtered 68 seriously | wounded American soldiers in the Massacre of the Rive |
| 77, which was fought a few miles to the west, | wounded American soldiers took refuge in the meetingh |
| ntrance to Pier 5, waiting for debarkation of | wounded American soldiers from Tunisia. |
| bly two, of the three Germans who were on the | wounded American's tail. |
| British losses were 137 killed and 304 | wounded; American, 48 killed and 227 wounded. |
| British losses were 75 dead and 22 | wounded; among the wounded were Lieutenant Colonel Ey |
| ele ridge of the 9th Brigade was the dead and | wounded, among whom was Clarence Jeffries, who was la |
| Three men were | wounded, amongst them Sepoy Bhandari Ram, who receive |
| He shot and | wounded an officer and killed or wounded the remainde |
| Hundreds were | wounded and injured. |
| He was | wounded and left permanently disabled. |
| Many strikers were | wounded and arrested. |
| Two parishioners were | wounded and died. |
| He was | wounded and has military awards. |
| He was twice | wounded and twice captured. |
| In 1780, he was | wounded and captured. |
| He was seriously | wounded and arrested. |
| Gen. Mott was | wounded and Brig. |
| Wisconsin 8th reported 5 killed, 14 severly | wounded, and 19 slightly wounded. |
| An NCO was | wounded and a medical officer who went to his aid was |
| Pickle had suffered two men severely | wounded and one man slightly wounded. |
| Privates Chandler and Bolton were mortally | wounded and Privates Lavin and Currell wounded. |
| Alcmene had one man killed and nine | wounded, and Triton had one man wounded; Santa Brigid |
| Al-Samh himself was critically | wounded and died shortly afterwards. |
| In April 1944 he was | wounded and transferred to Italy. |
| He fought a brilliant campaign, being | wounded and taken prisoner. |
| Another 9 Marines were | wounded and 20 insurgents captured. |
| Mobilised in 1916, he was | wounded and decorated. |
| Confederate losses were 26 dead, 85 | wounded and ten missing. |
| The Federals lost 16 dead, 45 | wounded, and 454 prisoners. |
| In 1915 he was | wounded and returned home. |
| Brigadier Osman was | wounded and later court martialed and executed. |
| He was | wounded and marked by military awards. |
| He was twice | wounded and fought in many major campaigns. |
| He was | wounded and captured during the Battle of Nashville. |
| A third suspect, Muhammad a-Salpiti, was | wounded and detained. |
| Walker was | wounded and sent back to England. |
| alion had several hundred casualties: killed, | wounded and missing. |
| He was severely | wounded and captured by Union forces. |
| In 1917, he was | wounded and invalided home. |
| The battle resulted in nearly 24,000 killed, | wounded, and missing. |
| He was | wounded and awarded the Military Cross. |
| Dessau was also | wounded and his Prussian contingent was decimated. |
| The Prussians lost 400 killed and | wounded and 20 guns. |
| He was himself subsequently | wounded and sent to Agra. |
| Black lost 1 man killed, 1 | wounded, and 13 captured. |
| He captures a German, but is | wounded and captured himself. |
| Robichaud and Cole are | wounded, and Sergeant Callard is killed. |
| He was | wounded and was promoted to Captain. |
| He was | wounded and taken prisoner, but escaped. |
| He was again | wounded and retired to his village. |
| Li Ying is | wounded and falls off his horse. |
| Wounded and recovered: 21 officers, 449 enlisted men | |
| rigade suffered 668 casualties; 167 dead, 461 | wounded, and 40 missing. |
| Only one man from the Saratoga was | wounded and all but one of the Britons were casualtie |
| The Spanish lost 2,000 killed or | wounded and 1,000 captured, plus 9 cannon and most of |
| Green Howards in the First World War, he was | wounded and taken prisoner. |
| which were described as "strong, vulnerable, | wounded and raging". |
| ne in France, rising to acting captain, being | wounded and winning the Military Cross and bar). |
| Fenet had been badly | wounded and was first sent to a hospital before being |
| n the forefront of the action until seriously | wounded and evacuated with others under protecting ro |
| est, he returned to the lighters until he was | wounded and collapsed again. |
| ers, suffered heavy losses: four killed, four | wounded and 54 missing. |
| Father Capodanno went among the | wounded and dying, giving last rites and taking care |
| He was badly | wounded and told he would die, but confounded the att |
| t to break out from Budapest he was seriously | wounded and captured by the Russians. |
| her Raghnall, he was victorious and many were | wounded and fell. |
| The British army suffered 292 killed, 837 | wounded, and 53 captured, for a total of 1,182 casual |
| An elaborate system of ferrying | wounded and sick soldiers from the brigade hospitals |
| in an Army band in World War I, where he was | wounded, and received his release in 1919. |
| he Battle of Chickamauga, Lt. Col. Hobart was | wounded and taken prisoner on September 19 or 20, 186 |
| C, after all the officers had been killed or | wounded, and gallantly led it. |
| ith the British suffering 45 men killed, four | wounded, and 10 taken prisoner. |
| himself into the burning turret, removed the | wounded and then extinguished the fire. |
| y Castle on 18 September 1644 he was mortally | wounded, and died the following day. |
| in this particular action, 229 killed, 1,269 | wounded, and 375 missing; total, 1,873. |
| was not heavily engaged and suffered only two | wounded and two killed. |
| called an ambulance, but Kirsten was mortally | wounded and died at a nearby hospital. |
| The unit reported 5 killed, 23 | wounded, and 48 missing at First Kernstown, took 317 |
| oaches the commander's lair, Nick is mortally | wounded and dies, while Jennifer is exposed as a spy |
| field hospital was organized for the sick and | wounded and as skirmishes with Ukrainians were freque |
| in Charleston Harbor on July 18, 1863, being | wounded and barely escaping capture. |
| at the Battle of Powick Bridge, where he was | wounded, and the Battle of Edgehill. |
| elds of then raging World War I, where he was | wounded and taken prisoner by the Austro-Hungarians. |
| sion, during which time he was very seriously | wounded and sustained disfiguring burns. |
| pproximately 270 killed in action or mortally | wounded and 200 men who died of disease, for a total |
| the regiment lost 10 men killed and mortally | wounded, and 83 men by disease, for a total loss of 9 |
| sted men who were killed in action or motally | wounded and 141 enlisted men who died of disease, for |
| pproximately 250 killed in action or mortally | wounded and 350 men who died of disease, for a total |
| alterns searched the interior of the ship for | wounded and finally came on deck to find only the gen |
| ivil War, and carried troops, ammunition, the | wounded and medical supplies. |
| (namely, an eminent physician) was seriously | wounded and died of it. |
| asualties (Huger being amongst those mortally | wounded), and the McRae itself was severely damaged. |
| more tricks" up his sleeve, but he is quickly | wounded and killed. |
| n Knatchbull resulted in nine deaths and many | wounded, and led to the recall of the commandant, Jam |
| n the aftermath, several French generals were | wounded, and Louis-Nicolas Davout received a concussi |
| At The Battle of Borodino, Drizen was | wounded and replaced by Major Andrey von Fitinhoff, w |
| of sunstroke The British had six dead and 38 | wounded and one dead of sunstroke. |
| it included approximately 3,000 killed, 9,000 | wounded, and 17,000 sick and injured |
| became involved in a gunfight, leaving Selman | wounded, and Outlaw dead. |
| t in which about 40 anarchists were killed or | wounded and about 500 were imprisoned. |
| K. Dingwall, the Gordon Highlanders (who was | wounded and unable to move), out of a heavy fire, and |
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