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| He returned to duty, but had no luck, being | wounded for the fourth time on 25 November 1917 by Ja |
| Only a few men were | wounded during the brief fight, including Union Colon |
| Eagle was | wounded during the Atlanta Campaign. |
| A 13 year old boy is | wounded in the exchange of shots and a subsequent bom |
| Blue is | wounded in the shoulder, but then the Man runs out of |
| r entering the army of Bavaria in 1683 he was | wounded at the Siege of Mongatz in 1687; he was later |
| aved the life of a Colonel Haly who was lying | wounded on the ground surrounded by the enemy. |
| Private Crichton, although | wounded in the foot, stayed with the advancing troops |
| Her work with the | wounded during the American Civil War and health care |
| She nursed the | wounded during the resistance and later crossed into |
| He was | wounded in the hand at the Battle of Antietam. |
| e was at the capture of Arkansas Post and was | wounded in the Battle of Vicksburg. |
| resistance that killed one British marine and | wounded two; the garrison then surrendered. |
| Flight Lieutenant Reid was again | wounded and the flight engineer, though hit in the fo |
| rds, a former mayor of the town who was badly | wounded in the event. |
| minutes, most of the officers were killed or | wounded, and the horses and oxen pulling the covered |
| During the First World War Thynne was twice | wounded in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 and awarde |
| asualties with 45 crew dead and more than 200 | wounded in the Naval Battle of Casablanca. |
| d a Whig relative who fought and was mortally | wounded in the Battle of Lexington and Concord agains |
| e Ridge, Resaca, and Adairsville before being | wounded in the Battle of New Hope Church on May 27. |
| is regiment attacking Bois de Belleau, he was | wounded in the chest by a sniper and evacuated to a h |
| He had been severely | wounded during the Retreat from Mons in August 1914. |
| French suffered between 300 and 600 killed or | wounded in the action. |
| Lane was | wounded at the Battle of Cold Harbor on June 2 and Ba |
| Lt. Dozier was painfully | wounded in the shoulder early in the attack, but he c |
| rew on 5 July with the loss of three officers | wounded, but the main loss was not so much in men as |
| nfederate soldiers, especially those who were | wounded at the Battle of Shiloh. |
| Bunting's wife, Suzanne, is | wounded in the attack. |
| The squad's sharpshooter, Jenkins, gets | wounded and the player takes his M1 Garand. |
| Mofokeng was eventually shot and | wounded by the pursuing police. |
| hoepf reported 4 Union soldiers killed and 18 | wounded in the Battle of Camp Wildcat. |
| He was | wounded in the capture of Guadeloupe, and as a result |
| He was severely | wounded in the leg in November 1914 during the First |
| He was | wounded in the head and leg on 19 May and was dischar |
| He was severely | wounded in the 1864 Battle of Cold Harbor and returne |
| urse of the Belgian Revolution of 1830 he was | wounded during the attack on Leuven on August 12, 183 |
| Although | wounded in the head he gathered a composite platoon t |
| men were killed and another 11 were seriously | wounded, nevertheless the decision was made to contin |
| the Silver Star and Purple Heart after being | wounded in the Battle of Iwo Jima, in which he lost b |
| John Wilkes was severely | wounded in the stomach, ultimately fled to Paris and |
| t, Nemesius through the heart, Primitivus was | wounded at the navel, Justinus was pierced through th |
| Sir Henry Lawrence being mortally | wounded during the siege of the residency, Inglis too |
| 86, 14 employees were shot and killed and six | wounded at the Edmond, Oklahoma, post office by a pos |
| He was severely | wounded at the Battle of Long Island on August 27, 17 |
| especially in nursing and the care of troops | wounded in the Franco-German war. |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of Molino del Rey, and was subs |
| he greater part of his men had been killed or | wounded, bringing the remainder safely out of the fig |
| Eleven Germans and one Turk were killed or | wounded in the action. |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, captu |
| Willard was | wounded at the Battle of Shiloh and was transported t |
| r attack, losing over 500 with thousands more | wounded during the ninety minutes of fighting, most o |
| lant Brigadier-General Hoke, who was severely | wounded in the action of May 4, at Fredericksburg, an |
| Bobby Schwartz is killed and Lou Casals badly | wounded in the climactic shootout. |
| He was | wounded in the First World War while serving as a Cap |
| battle the British had only three dead and 18 | wounded, whereas the Patriotes had about 56 dead. |
| Although | wounded on the morning of 18 September, he refused to |
| ed Battleford (very near where Lloyd had been | wounded in the North-West Rebellion 18 years earlier) |
| of the third Anglo-Dutch war and was mortally | wounded in the last ,the Battle of Texel.De Liefde wa |
| Active lost nine men killed and 26 | wounded in the battle. |
| g as the First Master of Cincinnati, Hoel was | wounded during the Battle of Fort Henry. |
| Plugge himself was | wounded in the wrist by a shell fragment. |
| He led the first charge, but was | wounded in the action. |
| On 29 July 1917, he was severely | wounded in the face, but carried on despite a German |
| he affair near Kaipakopako, in having, though | wounded in the head, twice volunteered and brought in |
| e one of the section commanders was seriously | wounded in the head by small-arms fire. |
| is battle, and his son Ogedai was missing and | wounded on the battlefield. |
| Several children were among the 65 | wounded in the attack, which was targeted at Civil Gu |
| Conrad was | wounded in the leg at this battle. |
| Provera's 988 men suffered only 96 killed and | wounded, but the remainder became prisoners of war. |
| On 1 June 1794, he was | wounded at the Third Battle of Ushant. |
| Arra Sails is badly | wounded during the fight with the Vampaneze and dies. |
| On October 19, 1864 Scott was severely | wounded in the right thigh by a musket ball at Cedar |
| to bring in Lieutenant Roberts, who was lying | wounded on the veldt. |
| onetcy, who entered the Army and was severely | wounded at the Battle of Inkerman, and Edward Norwich |
| More than half of Columbine's crew were | wounded in the fighting. |
| My Heart Was | Wounded by the Strangeness, Abdulla Majid al Noaimi, |
| Colonel Patrick E. Burke - mortally | wounded at the Battle of Rome Cross Roads on May 16, |
| sion of VI Corps, after James B. Ricketts was | wounded, in the last stages of the Shenandoah Valley |
| Five others, including police officers, were | wounded in the gun fight. |
| Paterson is severely | wounded in the shoulder, and Macarthur is arrested th |
| His Major was | wounded and the command fell to George Munro. |
| The detainee was | wounded, in the left arm, during that firefight and a |
| One US soldier was | wounded in the leg and one broke his ankle in the int |
| Also | wounded by the blast were Brigadier Hugh Kindersley a |
| However, on December 2, 1904 he was mortally | wounded when the armory of the fort he was defending |
| and ran forward to help Birch, but was "twice | wounded in the rush, was struck for the third time an |
| lieutenant, he distinguished himself and was | wounded at the Siege of Peschiera del Garda in 1848, |
| Akihiko Saito was seriously | wounded in the attack and captured by the insurgents. |
| Covington was mortally | wounded in the Battle of Crysler's Farm and died thre |
| hes, and Patriarch Peter Jarweh was seriously | wounded in the neck. |
| While he was moving to replace the | wounded observer, the enemy detonated a Claymore mine |
| luding the Battle of Gettysburg, where he was | wounded during the defense of Little Round Top. |
| Magee was | wounded in the attack but managed to escape from the |
| n the Battle of Wolchow where he was severely | wounded in the head and eye. |
| alhoun served in the Atlanta Campaign and was | wounded at the Battle of Resaca. |
| About 125 of Leander's crew were killed or | wounded by the heavy fire from the shore batteries. |
| e, under a heavy fire, to a man who was lying | wounded in the back, and, with the utmost; coolness a |
| dier increased in September 1943, when he was | wounded in the shoulder by a German mortar while visi |
| m he was especially commended, Troy was badly | wounded by the enemy. |
| However, Dembo was also | wounded in the same attack that killed Savimbi and, a |
| nts during the Battle of Shiloh, where he was | wounded in the shoulder on April 7, 1862, and eventua |
| the end of June 1941, Zehender was seriously | wounded on the Eastern Front at Losza and after his r |
| He was seriously | wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville. |
| imental Medical Officer in ministering to the | wounded in the Regimental Aid Post, but time and agai |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of Bunker Hill. |
| Lieutenant Green was mortally | wounded in the fight of 30 May at Totopotomoy. |
| Both were severely | wounded during the battle, but were carried away by t |
| n War, he served in the Indian Mutiny and was | wounded at the Relief of Lucknow. |
| er, Brigadier General Robert D. Johnston, was | wounded at the Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse in M |
| He was | wounded during the famous charge of the Irish Brigade |
| ausing heavy casualties and in spite of being | wounded in the leg continued to lead charge after cha |
| ack of Cossacks at the Gorodnia and was again | wounded at the passage of the Berezina, fighting alon |
| Casualties were 9 killed and 40 | wounded for the Confederates. |
| Her casualties were two killed, four | wounded, and the rest captured. |
| He was seriously | wounded in the Battle of Freiberg, where his gallantr |
| Eleven people died and over 180 others were | wounded in the four bomb attacks allegedly perpetrate |
| Two other priests were | wounded in the attack. |
| The Germans executed the | wounded and the prisoners they could take from the ba |
| ives of his comrades although he was mortally | wounded by the explosion. |
| ned to go back for more bombs he was mortally | wounded at the moment when the enemy were surrenderin |
| es and Europe, where he has met with soldiers | wounded in the Iraq War. |
| British losses were 75 dead and 22 | wounded; among the wounded were Lieutenant Colonel Ey |
| At the seventh attempt he was | wounded in the head, and died a few days afterwards. |
| He was seriously | wounded at the Battle of Naseby, and was knighted by |
| Corps at the Seven Days Battles, where he was | wounded at the Battle of Savage's Station. |
| He was | wounded at the siege of Yorktown in 1781. |
| ing the last eight days, the number of people | wounded in the fighting and who came to the two surgi |
| minutes, 156 British soldiers were killed or | wounded, with the rest taken prisoner. |
| o the Northern Virginia area, he was severely | wounded in the chest in a fight near the Rapidan Rive |
| One British soldier was hit and | wounded while the raiding party returned fire using s |
| Sherman was | wounded in the knee in World War II which is why he w |
| rned to the armoured car, but was immediately | wounded in the arm and leg. |
| rd died August 24, 1371, having been mortally | wounded in the Battle of Baesweiler and Reginald was |
| He was | wounded to the head and claimed to have both heard ot |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of Antietam in September and ag |
| s at the Siege of Petersburg and was slightly | wounded at the Battle of the Crater. |
| was under attack by Russian troops and he was | wounded in the action. |
| al medical and surgical treatment of sick and | wounded soldiers', the name deriving from the patrona |
| At Pleasant Hill, Gilbert was | wounded in the right hand. |
| He was | wounded during the fighting at the Demyansk Pocket an |
| rticipant of the Second World War Anatoly was | wounded during the battle of the Dnieper. |
| He was mortally | wounded during the Union counterattack at the Battle |
| has many ex-pupils who fought, died and were | wounded in the first and second world wars, there is |
| He was | wounded in the leg at the Battle of Pea Ridge. |
| He served in combat and was | wounded in the Philippine islands during the Moro Reb |
| at the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, and being | wounded at the Battle of Ezra Church. |
| During this withdrawal Napier was | wounded in the neck. |
| About this time he fell, severely | wounded in the side, but regaining his footing, he co |
| n went out a third time to attempt to recover | wounded from the beach; according to one account he r |
| Spencer was seriously | wounded in the head and thighs during the November 7, |
| A general of brigade in 1795, he was | wounded at the battle of Loano, losing two fingers. |
| enger was killed and two male passengers were | wounded before the gang were driven off by the stagec |
| If he had been | wounded in the attempt, however, he was required to p |
| n June 1916, he transferred to France and was | wounded at the Battle of Mouquet Farm, requiring the |
| s company came under heavy fire, but although | wounded in the face and both arms, Captain Wakeford p |
| On 28 April 1945, Blond was | wounded for the fourth time in the war by bomb splint |
| Vice Admiral Shimizu was | wounded in the raid, and Katori sustained enough dama |
| nother U.S. soldier was killed and eight were | wounded during the search operations. |
| dshipman killed and one officer and eight men | wounded in the exchange from a crew of 194. |
| In Baghdad, one person was killed and 10 were | wounded in the Sunni community of Hay al Jihad in wes |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of Brandywine. |
| , headed the Norwegian Red Cross team and was | wounded in the French-Algerian war in 1962. |
| from 1916 to 1918 during World War I, and was | wounded during the Arras-Cambrai drive. |
| ain (later field marshal) Leopold of Bavaria, | wounded in the action and receiving the Military Orde |
| Treacy and Breen were seriously | wounded in the gun fight, two policemen died, but Hog |
| le in the northern campaigns and was severely | wounded in the Vavrin affair in year II. |
| frontier under the Army of the Moselle until | wounded in the left leg on 16 December 1793. |
| the fabric from his plane's wings, and being | wounded on the next day. |
| , but on each occasion this officer, although | wounded in the head and arm, held his ground and assi |
| Washburn was severely | wounded by the second shot fired at him. |
| Daulatram was shot and | wounded in the thigh when police opened fire on stree |
| He was | wounded in the arm at the battle of the Wilderness, p |
| encounter with the enemy captured a flag, was | wounded in the act, but continued on duty until he re |
| majority of them Egyptians, and over 200 were | wounded by the blasts, making the attack the deadlies |
| Severely | wounded in the battle, Alten's conduct won for him th |
| to reporters during a hospital visit to those | wounded in the blast, President Jonathan admitted his |
| In 2000, Yannis Behrakis was | wounded in the ambush in Sierra Leone where the Ameri |
| ckets and small arms were meant to kill those | wounded by the blasts as well as to trap those trying |
| spital erected at Colchester for the sick and | wounded from the field of Waterloo. |
| ssumed command of the brigade after Field was | wounded at the Second Battle of Bull Run and led it t |
| his right hand in the battle and was mortally | wounded in the abdomen. |
| hirty-fifth Virginia Regiment Militia and was | wounded in the battle of the White House on September |
| He was | wounded at the siege of Kehl. |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of Wilson's Creek while command |
| One of his comrades having been severely | wounded in the effort, Sergeant Burns went back a hun |
| ested after hard fighting, with 7 dead and 32 | wounded for the French. |
| he Battle of the Piave River, in which he was | wounded in the leg. |
| e of Lt. McKee during this action, Rogers was | wounded by the enemy. |
| on the first of September, MacMahon was soon | wounded, and the senior officer, General Ducrot, assu |
| 10:54 hrs the order was given to evacuate the | wounded from the engine room and open the seacocks to |
| iping forces, whose commander Li Xiucheng was | wounded in the left leg by a shot fired from a cannon |
| of Honor for continuing to fight after being | wounded at the Battle of Shiloh on April 6, 1862. |
| He was | wounded at the Battle of Brandywine in September of 1 |
| ast eight people were killed and more than 60 | wounded since the opposition candidates pulled out of |
| of the regiment's officers had been killed or | wounded in the charge, including the regimental comma |
| oured to flee to France, but was set upon and | wounded by the country people in Sussex, and remained |
| cluding its leader Kawai Tsugunosuke, who was | wounded during the battle and later died of gangrene |
| where he served under Marshal Victor and was | wounded at the capture of Madrid. |
| bious attack on Ferrol, where he was severely | wounded in the chest as he led his riflemen up the cl |
| de-de-camp to the Duke of Cumberland, and was | wounded during the battle. |
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