These daily logs detail some of the many dead and wounded in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, both military and civilian, of all nationalities. We are not aware of any source that authoritatively and consistently compiles or counts these kinds of reports.

Note: These news reports overlap in some cases. We've done our best to count a casualty only once. Where vague reports suggest "many" "some" or "several" we count a minimum of 2. The following news links were compiled by Evan D.

In the news on Saturday, September 09, 2006 SUMMARY - ALL IN A SINGLE DAY	DEAD	WOUNDED	TOTAL CASUALTIES
Iraqis	26	34
Coalition in Iraq	0	3
Afghanis	41	0
Coalition in Afghanistan	1	0
ALL CASUALTIES, BOTH WARS	68	37	105
IRAQ LOCATION / STORY / NEWS LINK	IRAQI DEAD	IRAQI WOUNDED	COALITION DEAD	COALITION WOUNDED
Saturday, September 09, 2006
IRAQ
General News (In Country):
#1: A Turkish truck driver, who left for Iraq to transport cargo to U.S. forces, has been missing for 18 days. The family of the missing driver, Burhan Sakar, said that he had left for Iraq to transport cargo to U.S. forces based in the northern Iraq.
Baghdad:
#1: "Three soldiers were wounded ... when their humvee was hit by an improvised explosive device," US military spokesman Major William Willhoite told АFР Saturday. An АFР photographer at the site said a US humvee was completely destroyed by the blast.				3
In Baghdad, a car bomb struck a U.S. military convoy, killing at least two passers-by and wounding five, police said. The U.S. military command said three coalition troops were wounded and were being treated in a military hospital.	2	5		(see above)
#2: In Baghdad's central Karradah district, gunmen shot and killed Abdul Karim al-Rubaiei, a technician of Iraq's government-run newspaper al-Sabah, and wounded his driver, police said.	1	1
#3: In a separate attack, roadside bomb targeting a police foot patrol in east Baghdad wounded two policemen		2
#4: while two Iraqi soldiers were wounded by another roadside bomb which had apparently been intended to strike a U.S.-Iraqi convoy in the northern part of the capital, police said.		2
#5: A bomb planted in a generator in central Baghdad also wounded two civilians, police said.		2
#6: In the centre of the city, a bomb exploded as a man planted it by the side of a road, killing the man and wounding another person, and damaging two civilian cars, police Lt. Thair Mahmoud said.	1	1
#7: In the central Baghdad neighbourhood of Waziriyah, a man attempted to ram his car into a police station and was shot, but not before he detonated the explosives in the vehicle, killing a policeman and wounding 10 other people.	2	10
Diyala:
#1: In the flashpoint province of Diyala, northeast of Baghdad, four civilians were shot dead in separate attacks.	4
Khalis:
#1: Provincial police said they had also recovered a severed head from the roadside in the town of Khalis	1
Sawayra:
#1: Police also found an unidentified body which was blindfolded and had its hands and feet bound, in the Tigris River in Suwayah	(see below)
South of Baghdad, authorities discovered the bodies of five people who had been shot dead, four of them in the town of Suwayrah, which has become a common dumping ground for victims of sectarian killings.	(see below)
South of Baghdad, authorities discovered the bodies of 11 people who had been shot dead, four of them in the town of Suwayrah, which has become a common dumping ground for victims of sectarian killings, and six in Mahmudiyah.	11
Tikrit:
#1: In Tikrit one civilian was killed by gunmen, police said.	1
Kirkuk:
#1: In the northern city of Kirkuk, 290 kilometres north of the capital, a roadside bomb killed three policemen and wounded 11.	3	11
IRAQ TOTALS	26	34	0	3
AFGHANISTAN LOCATION / STORY / NEWS LINK	AFGHANI DEAD	AFGHANI WOUNDED	COALITION DEAD	COALITION WOUNDED
Saturday, September 09, 2006
#1: NATO and Afghan forces using airstrikes, artillery and mortars on Saturday killed more than 30 suspected Taliban militants in southern Afghanistan, the alliance said. The casualties were the latest reported in a weeklong offensive against the Taliban in Kandahar province's Panjwayi district, and brings the number of suspected militants reported dead by NATO in the operation to at least 320. Several Taliban compounds were destroyed in the fighting, said Maj. Scott Lundy, a NATO spokesman. He said more than 30 militants had been killed in the past 12 hours. NATO and Afghan forces suffered no casualties, Lundy said. Reporters cannot access the scene of the battle, so it wasn't immediately possible to verify the death toll. Lundy said the casualty count was based on reports from troops viewing the battlefield through weapons sights and other devices.	(see below)
#2: (editors note: True or not he makes a good point. These are the same body count tactics used during Vietnam to report positive progress when there's no way to prove or disprove.) A top Taliban commander and a spokesman for the militia have strongly disputed NATO's claims, saying the alliance should show the bodies of those reported killed to the media as proof.	(see below)
#3: More than 40 suspected Taliban fighters and one Nato soldier have been killed during fierce fighting in southern Afghanistan, the alliance said today. One Nato soldier was killed today, the alliance said in a statement. The soldier’s nationality was not released but Canadian forces are leading the Panjwayi push and have had at least five soldiers killed since the operation began.	40		1
#4: Officials in Pakistan say suspected pro-Taleban militants have killed an elderly tribal leader for allegedly spying for U.S.-led forces operating in neighboring Afghanistan. The officials said Saturday they found the bullet-riddled body of Rahim Jan in the tribal northwestern region of North Waziristan. He was 70 years old.	1
AFGHANISTAN TOTALS	41	0	1	0
ALL IN A SINGLE DAY - Daily News Log
Dead and Wounded in Both Wars, military and civilian
Daily News Log	Total deaths reported, all nationalities, both wars	Total wounded reported, all nationalities, both wars	Total dead and wounded reported, all nationalities, both wars
30-Sep-06			0
29-Sep-06			0
28-Sep-06			0
27-Sep-06			0
26-Sep-06			0
25-Sep-06			0
24-Sep-06			0
23-Sep-06			0
22-Sep-06			0
21-Sep-06			0
20-Sep-06			0
19-Sep-06			0
18-Sep-06			0
17-Sep-06			0
16-Sep-06			0
15-Sep-06			0
14-Sep-06			0
13-Sep-06			0
12-Sep-06			0
11-Sep-06			0
10-Sep-06			0
9-Sep-06	68	37	105
8-Sep-06	88	88	176
7-Sep-06	107	131	238
6-Sep-06	66	70	136
5-Sep-06	123	39	162
4-Sep-06	104	65	169
3-Sep-06	248	49	297
2-Sep-06	90	91	181
1-Sep-06	36	180	216
Totals, September 2006	930	750	1680
Daily average, September 2006	103	83	187