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The later wars: a negative with its coverage stated

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DCAS-derived OIF/OEF/OND lists through 12 September 2011, read whole; the Congressional Record

No Roseland home-of-record death stands in the later-wars record. The DCAS-derived lists of Indiana's Operation Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, and New Dawn dead were read whole: the county's only home-of-record death in them is TSgt Ryan Andrew Balmer of Mishawaka — Air Force, OSI Detachment 113, killed 5 June 2007 near Kirkuk Air Base, Iraq — verified on the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center's DCAS-derived list and corroborated in the Congressional Record; he is Mishawaka's man and is printed here at pointer strength only, to bound the county frame. Searches for a Roseland military death in the Iraq and Afghanistan era returned none. The negative is bounded and the bound prints with it: the DCAS-derived lists end 12 September 2011, and a full post-2011 extract is the settler for the tail (G-WAR-7). The town's own later loss in uniform-adjacent service — Marshal Craig Toner, who died in office on 1 November 2008 — is a police line-of-duty death, not a war death, and prints in the government file and the cemeteries file at its own place, never in this roll.

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Source: The later wars: a negative with its coverage stated, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/roseland/wars-military-service/later-wars-a-negative-with-its-coverage-stated/