ReportageLe Pentagone ajoute 37 militaires blessés en dehors de la catégorie nommée de la campagne contre l’IranRédigé 27 septembre 2026 à 14:31 UTCRegarderTranscription0:11The Pentagon added 37 wounded U.S.0:14troops outside its named Iran campaign casualty category.0:17The reported conflict-wide wounded count rose from 824 to 861, including 290:23sailors and 8 Marines among the additions.0:25Families have a larger count, but no public account of what caused those injuries.0:29Why does an increase to the conflict-wide total sit outside the named operation?0:33And what do we know about those service members?0:35The change appeared in the Pentagon's public accounting during the week of September0:3925th.0:40The 37 entries went into overseas operations rather than Operation Epic Fury, the0:45designation for the initial Iran campaign.0:48The separate category placement and the rise in the broader total can both be true.0:52One describes where the entries appear, the other describes the reported total0:56across the conflict.0:58Neither account establishes the incidents behind the injuries.1:01A same-date breakdown independently reconciling every entry across the categories is1:05not available.1:06All 29 newly counted sailors have returned to duty, a Navy official said.1:12The Navy also said its wounded count was fully validated.1:15That establishes their reported duty status, not what injured them or whether any1:19wound was serious.1:20The eight Marines' condition and return-to-duty status remain unreported.1:24The Pentagon has not publicly explained when, where, or how any of the 37 were hurt,1:30how severe their injuries were, or why their entries appeared that week.1:33A Pentagon spokesperson did not return a request for comment on the revision.1:37The Epic Fury-only table counted 4118 wounded in action as of September 17th, 2801:43Army personnel, 65 Navy personnel, 19 Marines, and 54 Air Force personnel.1:49That is a narrower count from an earlier date, not a competing September 27th total.1:53Its 65 Navy and 19 Marine entries should not be confused with the 29 sailors and 81:58Marines added in the later revision.2:00Operation Epic Fury began on February 28th.2:03The Pentagon's separate Overseas Operations designation covers casualties beginning2:07July 7th after that initial operation.2:10Earlier deaths were also placed in the newer category.2:13As of September 16th, the Pentagon listed seven Epic Fury hostile deaths and four2:18overseas operations personnel killed in action.2:21Those are dated category counts, not current death totals, and they say nothing2:25about how the 37 newly listed personnel were wounded.2:28Subtracting the September 17th Epic Fury figure of 418 from the later conflict-wide2:33861 would not produce a verified overseas operations wounded count.2:38The dates and definitions differ.2:40The supported like-for-like comparison is the combined wounded total moving from 8242:44to 861.2:45Listing an injury outside Epic Fury does not, by itself, prove it was hidden or2:49wrongly assigned.2:50A Senate proposal to protect the integrity of casualty records was introduced before2:54this latest increase.2:55Senator Tammy Duckworth introduced S-5300 on August 6th.2:59The related House measure, H.R.3:0110457, was recorded as introduced September 16th.3:05Representatives Pat Ryan and Chrissy Houlihan announced the House effort the3:09following day.3:10The House bill was referred to the Armed Services Oversight and Government Reform3:14and Ways and Means Committees.3:15The proposals address casualty accounting and associated benefits and awards as3:19operations are renamed or reclassified.3:22They are not enacted requirements or proof that these 37 were misclassified.3:26Available excerpts do not establish a specific reporting deadline or frequency in3:29their operative text.3:31Casualty records matter to families and fellow service members, and to any3:35assessment of the fighting's human cost.3:37The question about the categories has a partial answer.3:39These 37 appear under Overseas Operations while contributing to the reported 8613:44wounded across the Iran conflict.3:46As of September 27th, the Pentagon had not published a same-date breakdown3:51reconciling that total across categories or a public account of when, where, and how3:55the 37 were injured.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗Qui a rapporté quoiPoints rapportés par plusieurs médiasAddition of 37 wounded troops2 médiasPoints rapportés par un seul média8Rapporté uniquement par CNNClassification of the 37 troops26 sept., 0:07 UTCDetails about how the troops were injured26 sept., 0:07 UTCProposed disclosure bill for casualties26 sept., 19:00 UTCSailors among the newly listed wounded26 sept., 0:07 UTCMarines among the newly listed wounded26 sept., 0:07 UTCRapporté uniquement par MS NOWUpdated Iran war wounded tally27 sept., 12:10 UTCExplanation for the Pentagon’s addition27 sept., 12:10 UTCPentagon response to a comment request27 sept., 12:10 UTCChaque ligne est l’affirmation telle que nous l’avons relevée dans le reportage de ce média. 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