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Roadside Bomb Kills 4 U.S. Soldiers Save Email Print
Posted: 7:39 PM Mar 23, 2008
Last Updated: 6:31 AM Mar 24, 2008
Reporter: Associated Press

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The U.S. military says a roadside bomb has killed four U.S. soldiers in Baghdad. That raises the overall American death toll to at least 4,000, a grim milestone as the war enters its sixth year.

The military says another soldier was wounded when the bomb struck the soldiers' vehicle during a patrol in southern Baghdad.

The statement says the soldiers are from Multi-National Division but gives no other details about their identities.

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