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| Curieux suffered five killed and four | wounded, including Bettesworth, whom a musket ball ha |
| Went to the aid of a | wounded comrade between the lines and carried him to |
| roughout the Second Boer War and was severely | wounded at Biddulphsberg in Orange River Colony. |
| 7 - Arizona blacksmith F.P. Cahill is fatally | wounded by Billy the Kid. |
| annery in his book, A Gap In Nature, shot and | wounded a bird he was stalking, before it escaped wit |
| e, at least one person was killed and 10 were | wounded in blasts at five karaoke bars in the border |
| Fatally | wounded, he bled to death just inside GDR territory, |
| hilly slumped into a doorway on Moore Street, | wounded and bleeding badly but soon made a dash acros |
| He was severely | wounded at Blois and pensioned. |
| Some people were | wounded with blood on their head. |
| and Calabrian Campaigns, during which he was | wounded when blown from his ship. |
| November 18, 1664, in a hunting accident by a | wounded wild boar (however in suspicious circumstance |
| e British casualties were one killed and five | wounded on board HMS Nankin. |
| After the battle, he took the squadron's | wounded on board and carried them back to Erie for me |
| aptain struck his colours with 23 dead and 42 | wounded on board. |
| e militant group, who ambushed his convoy and | wounded two bodyguards. |
| The horse of one of the | wounded officers bolted and Trooper Bisdee dismounted |
| ered during the Patriotic War of 1812 and was | wounded at Borodino. |
| a soldier of the 57th Regiment, who had been | wounded in both legs, was observed sitting up and cal |
| y a most heavy cross fire, and although badly | wounded in both thighs, managed to crawl in and deliv |
| a soldier of the 57th Regiment, who had been | wounded in both legs, was observed sitting up and cal |
| nd fought at the battle of Oraku where he was | wounded in both legs. |
| ed only light casualties, with 3 killed and 1 | wounded in both raids. |
| objective and although the Subadar Singu was | wounded in both legs he insisted on carrying on. |
| In this role, she ferried | wounded from both sides to the main hospital ship, SS |
| He was | wounded in both legs a second time but he continued t |
| e organized women to tend to the needs of the | wounded of both sides of the war conflict. |
| ghts in the Battle of Fredericksburg, and was | wounded at both Drury Creek and Fort Harrison. |
| inburne remained to care for the thousands of | wounded prisoners, both Union and Confederate. |
| Although Hauptmann Paulizsch was hit and | wounded in both legs, baling out north-west of Freibu |
| about a quarter of his men, and Chetlain was | wounded when both his face and chest were seriously b |
| the Battle of Lauffeld on 2 July 1747, being | wounded on both occasions. |
| robbers, did not leave the field until again | wounded through both arms. |
| Fisher's Hill, and Cedar Creek, where he was | wounded and brevetted to the rank of major general of |
| Gen. Mott was | wounded and Brig. |
| rd Anson, but Arethusa lost two killed and 32 | wounded, with Brisbane among the latter. |
| After being badly | wounded by British forces pursuing the raiding party, |
| atriot died of the heat and eight to ten were | wounded, the British garrison there surrendered after |
| bombs exploded which killed three Iraqis and | wounded five British soldiers of the 1st Battalion, t |
| aptain from 1778 to 1783, Stokes was severely | wounded when British Colonel Banastre Tarleton's cava |
| The | wounded were brought directly from Southern battlefie |
| a Colonel, who has recovered from being badly | wounded, is brought in to command the operation. |
| He found some forty | wounded men, brought some in himself and organised th |
| Though again | wounded, he brought back three or four prisoners. |
| few days later, on 10 April, he was seriously | wounded and brought back to the Persian Gulf. |
| One day while hunting for deer he | wounded a buck. |
| Sagwitch and other survivors retrieved the | wounded and built a fire to warm the survivors. |
| He was | wounded at Bull Run, Gettysburg and Jerusalem Plank R |
| -gun fire, Petty Officer Sephton was mortally | wounded, a bullet actually passing through his body a |
| Mountcashel was | wounded by bullet and narrowly avoided being killed. |
| 3 actions big and little, had been repeatedly | wounded with bullet, sword and lance, had taken 13 fo |
| Buckles was | wounded by bullets four times during the Civil War: a |
| ian Institute of Technology in New Delhi, was | wounded by bullets. |
| the battle, the doctors who took care of the | wounded and buried the dead told chilling stories of |
| n and succeeded in reaching and bandaging the | wounded man, but just as they were lifting him up, th |
| llantry at what was then called the Battle of | Wounded Knee, but now commonly called the Wounded Kne |
| ran out to aid two men whom he believed to be | wounded Marines but was himself mortally wounded by a |
| ty, not only made possible the rescue of nine | wounded men but also contributed to the success of Ma |
| ers also fired on an ambulance transporting a | wounded person, but no casualties were reported. |
| He was | wounded again, but reached the objective and consolid |
| At first Terry thought that he had only | wounded Broderick, but the Senator died three days la |
| esulting explosion killed five of her men and | wounded 20, but prompt and clearheaded action brought |
| the War of the Austrian Succession, was twice | wounded, and by the end of the war was a lieutenant-c |
| st happy comforter of many dejected souls and | wounded spirits by a wise application of Gospel cordi |
| The film omits the killing of | wounded Zulus by British soldiers after the battle. |
| the Native American history "Bury My Heart at | Wounded Knee" by Dee Brown, who appears to be quoting |
| Partisan | wounded evacuated by BAF DC-3s to Africa. |
| "The | Wounded Angel", by Hugo Simberg, inspired the story f |
| time and at the same place do not present any | wounded man by bullets, nor anyone killed by bullets. |
| After two years of fighting he was seriously | wounded, but by the time he returned to Burslem in Se |
| edal for attempting to save the life of their | wounded pilot by staying aboard and trying to land th |
| The painting "A Greek boy defending his | wounded father" by Ary Scheffer (1795-1858) reflects |
| He fell mortally | wounded, shot by an enemy sniper. |
| a tank officer in the Battle of Normandy and | wounded at Caen. |
| times dark, and the ending, with the mortally | wounded Grendel calling to his mother for help, is af |
| ngth of the fire-swept beach; he assisted the | wounded; he calmed the shocked; he arose as a leader |
| onourable Artillery Company, but was severely | wounded at Cambrai the following year, with eleven bu |
| He was | wounded at Cambrai, in France. |
| ng to cross the fire-swept area to attend the | wounded, he came under hostile fire from a small grou |
| he 57th (West Middlesex) Regiment of Foot was | wounded by canister shot. |
| They ordered all the | wounded men capable of walking to travel around a hea |
| He then returned and carried a | wounded army captain to safety. |
| Despite his wounds, he replaced a | wounded gun captain for over an hour. |
| e he saved his commanding officer, then badly | wounded, from capture" See 37th Ohio Infantry. |
| He served in many engagements and was | wounded and captured at the Battle of Old Church, Vir |
| Mountcashel's forces were routed; he was | wounded, then captured and finally exchanged while mo |
| 80% of his two assaulting battalions killed, | wounded or captured by night-fall. |
| to the front in Oiartzun, where Garmendia was | wounded and captured on July 28, and transferred to P |
| Colonel Clay was | wounded and captured along with a significant part of |
| irginia, on April 7, 1865, but was once again | wounded and captured during the fighting. |
| of casualties, with a total of 1,762 killed, | wounded, and captured on both sides by the end. |
| At the Battle of Leipzig, he was | wounded and captured by the Russians, who forced him |
| He was | wounded and captured during the Battle of Nashville. |
| Chandler was | wounded and captured during the Niagara campaign at t |
| Spanish forces, who lost about 6,000 killed, | wounded, and captured with their opponents losing abo |
| He was | wounded and captured by the Germans in Italy in 1943. |
| He was severely | wounded and captured by Union forces. |
| during the Battle of Savage's Station, he was | wounded and captured by Confederate forces. |
| in Variety Magazine states that there he was | wounded and captured by the British on the second day |
| n the First Australian Imperial Force and was | wounded and captured in France. |
| nutes and sending those that were not killed, | wounded, or captured fleeing for safety. |
| t to break out from Budapest he was seriously | wounded and captured by the Russians. |
| Union casualties were 590 (118 killed, 450 | wounded, 22 captured or missing), Confederate 718 (80 |
| d was that a Japanese security contractor was | wounded and captured in the attack. |
| "Sir John Hope was | wounded and captured after galloping into a melee." |
| on that led Pickett's Charge, in which he was | wounded and captured but rescued. |
| Sudan: 30,000 dead, | wounded or captured |
| Wounded and captured by Second Coalition armies at th | |
| an Army; in the course of his service, he was | wounded and captured by the United States Army in Aug |
| He captures a German, but is | wounded and captured himself. |
| ental commander, Colonel Thomas S. Kenan, was | wounded and captured, and Lewis took command of the r |
| ch Army overwhelmed Mannheim in 1795, and was | wounded, then captured, by the Austrian Army at the B |
| essful, and the defenders were either killed, | wounded, or captured, a result that may with perfect |
| After being | wounded and captured, Ferruccio was executed personal |
| f which about 80 were killed, the rest either | wounded or captured, including perhaps 150 who joined |
| na and Katia were decimated, all were killed, | wounded or captured. |
| ss, but Carstairs is killed and MacRoberts is | wounded and captured. |
| One thousand Austrian soldiers were killed, | wounded, or captured. |
| They suffered three thousand killed, | wounded, and captured. |
| l the garrison had been killed and he himself | wounded and captured. |
| ffered 121 fatal casualties, with many others | wounded and captured. |
| part in the fighting at Shiloh, where he was | wounded and captured. |
| crew involved in the attack 230 were killed, | wounded or captured. |
| ht in the village of Oosterbeek, until he was | wounded and captured. |
| In 1780, he was | wounded and captured. |
| Total casualties were 5,353 (206 killed, 844 | wounded, 4,303 captured/missing) on the Union side, 4 |
| established a first aid station at which many | wounded were cared for, returning later to Brigade He |
| When Kamiakin was | wounded, Colestah carried him off and used her skills |
| med by the prisoners that a great many of the | wounded were carried off the field of battle by the e |
| n fire to extract an officer who was mortally | wounded, and carried him back to cover. |
| renches, cleared the most advanced sap of the | wounded, and carried, into the sap, under a heavy fir |
| returned into the fire-swept area to rescue a | wounded soldier, carrying him to the American line wh |
| g fire, encouraging them, but he was mortally | wounded while carrying out this gallant work. |
| y killed a number of horsemen, but a mortally | wounded horse carrying a dead dragoon crashed into th |
| ory, the 2/18th lost 256 men with another 400 | wounded, a casualty rate of 50%. |
| It lost 37 killed and 85 | wounded at Cedar Mountain, had 3 killed and 9 wounded |
| It lost 3 killed and 17 | wounded at Cedar Mountain, had 5 killed and 20 wounde |
| ontained 600 effectives, lost 5 killed and 27 | wounded at Cedar Mountain, had 1 killed and 13 wounde |
| roops after the siege of Reading, Hampden was | wounded at Chalgrove Field on 18 June 1643. |
| Stonewall Jackson was gravely | wounded at Chancellorsville and died soon after from |
| Noticing another trapped and seriously | wounded man, Chaplain Liteky crawled to his aid. |
| cannot outrun the Zulu army, especially with | wounded soldiers, Chard decides to fortify the statio |
| lope, as it will hide in the bush after being | wounded and charge the hunter when he comes looking f |
| Loudoun Rangers at Waterford, Mobberly shot a | wounded Ranger Charles Stewart several times executio |
| police officers were killed and about 20 were | wounded when Chechen and Ingush policemen fired on ea |
| s Army during the American Civil War, and was | wounded at Chickamauga. |
| The | wounded, including children, were murdered with axes |
| A large number of the dead and | wounded were children. |
| killed the building's concierge and seriously | wounded two Chinese student residents. |
| e Mexican-American War, where he was severely | wounded at Chuburusco. |
| Hopkins also | wounded another city councilman, a police officer and |
| ictims against the non-existence of any Greek | wounded, either civilian or military. |
| market in a commercial area called Iskan and | wounded one civilian. |
| lict, responding to Albanian mortar fire that | wounded twenty civilians in the Koltuk area. |
| ed the camp and killed three Palestinians and | wounded dozens claiming they were targeting militants |
| Though | wounded, Billy Clanton and Frank McLaury kept shootin |
| nd police are reported to have been killed or | wounded in clashes with guerrillas in the 1970s. |
| rnational Red Cross the task of assisting the | wounded in clause 9. Clause 11 requested the deployme |
| th forts were overrun within an hour, and the | wounded General Clinton retreated with his men across |
| After several Coast Guard personnel are | wounded, the Coast Guardsmen, apparently outgunned, s |
| The Federals withdrew after Foster was | wounded and Col. Coffee's command joined Cockrell. |
| On 27 May, smalll arms fire from the shore | wounded Lieutenant-Commander Colin George Walter Dona |
| est, he returned to the lighters until he was | wounded and collapsed again. |
| ath much grieved by Napoleon, with 400 to 500 | wounded including Colonel Duhamel of the 21st Light I |
| Although he himself was | wounded the colonel continued to lead his men with sk |
| shed to the rescue and killed the man who had | wounded the colonel. |
| He was seriously | wounded in combat and declared unfit for further comb |
| If the player is | wounded in combat and is able to land/crash land in f |
| He was | wounded in combat in 1918. |
| t's service, 189 men were killed and mortally | wounded in combat, 2 died from non-combat related acc |
| He was | wounded in combat, losing an arm. |
| ports the 44th's casualties as 350 killed and | wounded in combat, and another 58 dead from disease. |
| es to United States Marines who have severely | wounded in combat. |
| ficers and 46 enlisted men killed or mortally | wounded in combat. |
| s reported that two rebels were killed and 15 | wounded after coming under sniper fire in the village |
| nd serves as the nearest treatment center for | wounded soldiers coming from Iraq and Afghanistan. |
| Monitor, after Lieutenant John L. Worden was | wounded; and commanded Alligator, an experimental sub |
| n line and after Pyotr Bagration was mortally | wounded, he commanded the left flank. |
| Following the failed operation, the | wounded US commander ordered a withdrawal, which quic |
| red quite heavily, losing many men killed and | wounded, their commanding officer, Brigadier Charles |
| During World War II, Heiss was severely | wounded while commanding a battalion in the 87th Infa |
| ed at a cost of 20 killed in action, and many | wounded, by companies of the 3rd Battalion, 4th Marin |
| he Bois de Belleau June 12, 1918 he was badly | wounded but completed disposition of his platoon unde |
| that most of the men in this gunpit were also | wounded, he completely disregarded his own injury, di |
| e as well as giving spiritual guidance to the | wounded and conducting Sunday worship. |
| Order for his actions in helping the British | wounded, and conducting burial services for the dead, |
| the job and sustained two killed and thirteen | wounded before Confederate troops, heavily outnumbere |
| One Union Army soldier was killed and ten | wounded, eight Confederate soldiers were killed. |
| ember of Congresswoman Luzviminda Ilagan, and | wounded Ilagan, Congressmen Pryde Henry Teves, and tw |
| is men and captured the trench, but was again | wounded when consolidating the position. |
| 001 in 2373, where she suffers 96 dead and 22 | wounded (First Contact). |
| After being | wounded, Shields continued to carry up ammunition to |
| Even when mortally | wounded he continued to cheer on his men whilst lying |
| except Khudadad Khan, who despite being badly | wounded, had continued working his gun. |
| Despite being seriously | wounded, he continued to lead and personally disabled |
| her twenty people are dead and another 55 are | wounded in continued fighting in Mogadishu between TF |
| his rifle and bayonet and, although seriously | wounded, gallantly continued to lead his men forward, |
| Waller, who, although | wounded later, continued to throw bombs for another h |
| s family was not injured… Although critically | wounded, Shavers continued driving four blocks up Dum |
| On 6 June, although | wounded, he continued to lead his battalion from an e |
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