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Discover LudwigThe expression "troops killed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to military personnel who have died in combat or training accidents. For example: "During the Battle of the Bulge, thousands of troops were killed on both sides."
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"Then the foreign troops killed him".
The troops killed six people and took Alwani away.
The timing misfired and American troops killed him.
Lebanese officials said that Israeli troops killed 10 people on the Lebanese side of the border.
The government has not made public the number of troops killed.
This year, the more than 125 troops killed in combat were on average 25 years old.
Regime troops killed 53 people in a warehouse and then burnt the bodies, say local people.
My heart breaks every time I see the names of our valiant troops killed in Afghanistan.
Why do these ostensibly patriotic Americans want to see their nation humiliated and its troops killed?
The two soldiers' deaths brought to six the number of Danish troops killed in Afghanistan.
December 2007 saw the second-lowest number of U.S. troops killed in action since March 2003.
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