"We now have the lowest casualty levels we have had in modern times.
The main field hospital in Afghanistan at Camp Bastion was said to be coping with casualty levels, but operating close to capacity.
Another experiment, Deseret Test Center Test 68-50, was intended to determine the casualty levels from an F-4 Phantom jet spraying SEB, a crippling germ toxin.
Various memoirs tell how Mr. Clinton yielded to the military's warnings of unacceptable casualty levels and decided against using American forces to arrest people accused of war crimes in the Balkans in the mid-1990's.
The AA said a lot could be done to reduce casualty levels, including earlier focus on road safety in the national curriculum and ensuring all driving tests included sections on rural roads.
In these areas, where small buildings are concentrated, the number of direct casualties should not be considerable, since, if casualty levels observed during past events characterize future seismic events, the collapse of small buildings in Bucharest should not produce as many victims as the collapse of medium or high-rise buildings.
Sensing political blood, Democrats pounded on John McCain, for saying that it was "not too important" when American forces were drawn down provided that casualty levels were acceptably low.
This will ensure casualty levels will remain very low as they are today and that responsibility for security remains with the Afghans.
And the war in Iraq, pushed off the front pages as U.S. casualty levels drop, is a steady drip in the back of voters' minds, a constant reminder that we are wasting billions of dollars a month while needs at home remain crying out to be met.
By October of 1996 the casualty levels were high, the numbers of abducted children numbered close to five thousand and, the conflict had intensified with rebel incursions becoming a normal part of daily life.
