The military fatalities section of the Monitor's data
page has been updated to include figures from November. To date 625 of the 739 coalition fatalities (85 percent of the total) have been borne by 3 countries: the United States (468), the United Kingdom (84), and Canada (73). 16 other national contingents have suffered fatalities in Afghanistan, including Germany (25), Spain (23), France (12), the Netherlands (12) and Italy (11).
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