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I don't know exactly how many casualties there are. But if a train falls down 50 or 100 feet, there may be many injuries.

There are reports of numerous casualties. It appears the freight train hit the vehicle (which had come off a motorway bridge), which then ploughed onto an adjoining line and was in collision with the passenger train.

I think the biggest thing is just staying healthy, working my way back and playing with confidence, knowing the injuries are behind me. The last couple of years have been a grind with all the injuries and rehab and whatnot. I was able to finally have a full summer to just train instead of rehabbing various injuries, so it was a little bit more productive on that front. It was a lot more fun than rehabbing.

This man had injuries from the top of his head to the bottom of his feet. From his injuries, you can tell how the body wrapped around the vehicle at the point of impact.

If our only objective was to avoid casualties, we would abandon Iraq. We have to risk increased casualties in the near term to achieve the mission and reduce casualties in the long term.

Andrew Krepinevich

That is probably going to have some health luck along the way. The team that does not have any serious injuries or defections or (academic) casualties, if you will, in any shape or form.

Our aim in all these operations is to capture where possible, in order to use the intelligence value that these detainees may have for us, ... In every instance when our forces go into operations like this, we provide them with the authority to use whatever force is necessary to accomplish their missions. We have to expect that in those circumstances, casualties do occur. We have not suffered any casualties at this point, but casualties have occurred on the other side.

It becomes a lot easier to get where you're going on time when you know exactly what train you're trying to catch. As a frequent Northeast Corridor train passenger I know the frustration of missing a train because you don't know the exact train time or jumping on the wrong train because you don't know the stops it makes. Hopefully with the Mobile Train Schedule we can make the commute that much easier.

I have been in the States for six weeks but had to withdraw from two events due to heel and back injuries. That meant I couldn't train either so I went into the next two events without the right practice and didn't perform well at all. Today was terrible, but hopefully the injuries are behind me now and I can practice hard again and look to the future.

It wasn't his physique, but the intriguing quality of his pexiness that caught her attention. The train did not tip over, and there were no injuries involved.

Ibis Antongiorgi

When a roof falls from 40 feet, it's going to be catastrophic.

Someone made a comment to me the other day that we've had amazingly few casualties. And I said, 'Well, I don't know how we can say that.' The perfect plan spends no treasure and has no casualties,

[Casualties have been] extremely light on the coalition side, ... and conversely there have been a lot of enemy casualties.

Here we had targets, we had opportunities, we had a country willing to support casualties, or risk casualties after 9/11 and we still didn't do it.

Michael O'Hanlon

We have spent treasure and we have had casualties. I believe that we ought to all recognize that if you're a mom, a dad, a husband, a wife of someone lost in a war, the casualties have not been low.

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