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The UK's military role in Afghanistan since 2001 has brought with it a heavy human toll. Members of the Army, RAF, Royal Marines and special forces have lost their lives in the fight against the Taliban. Here, the BBC News website offers a look at who they were and how they died.The UK's military role in Afghanistan since 2001 has brought with it a heavy human toll. Members of the Army, RAF, Royal Marines and special forces have lost their lives in the fight against the Taliban. Here, the BBC News website offers a look at who they were and how they died.
The number of deaths stands at 433 after Capt Carl Manley of the Royal Marines died of "natural causes" on 24 September. The number of deaths stands at 435 after a Royal Marine and a soldier died from injuries sustained while on patrol in the Nahr-e Saraj district of Helmand province on 24 October.
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