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Did Iran's January 2020 ballistic missile strikes on bases in Iraq hosting US troops kill any US service members? Answer true or false.
Answer
false
- killed
- died as a direct result of the missile strikes (immediate or subsequent death from strike injuries), as opposed to sustaining injury such as traumatic brain injury
- US service members
- active-duty US military personnel present at Al Asad Airbase and Erbil Air Base, the two Iraqi bases struck
- sources
- , ap news, 'no us casualties in iran missile strike on iraq base' (jan. 8, 2020, https://apnews.com/article/donald-trump-north-america-iran-ap-top-news-international-news-6ba1487fd6a1c3d7f0b57a1082e2f4e6); corroborated by dod announcements through jan-feb 2020 confirming zero fatalities and 100+ later-diagnosed tbi cases from the jan 8, 2020 strikes on al asad and erbil airbases., dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc) confirm no us service members were killed in the january 8, 2020 iranian missile strikes on al asad and erbil airbases; over 100 troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities, dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc, january 2020) confirming no us casualties/deaths from the al asad and erbil strikes, with over 100 later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury but no fatalities., dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc, reuters, jan 2020) confirming no us or iraqi deaths from the jan 8, 2020 strikes on al asad and erbil airbases, later followed by tbi diagnoses reported by dod (feb 2020) with no associated fatalities., dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters) confirm no us fatalities from the ain al-asad and erbil strikes; over 100 troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury but none died, dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, bbc) confirmed no us or coalition deaths from the jan 8, 2020 strikes on al asad and erbil; dozens of troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities., dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, january 2020) confirming no us or coalition deaths from the iranian ballistic missile strikes on ain al-asad and erbil bases, with over 100 traumatic brain injuries diagnosed among us service members in the following weeks., dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. reuters, ap) confirmed no us service members were killed in the jan 8, 2020 strikes; dozens later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, but zero fatalities, dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. reuters, ap, bbc) on the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad airbase and erbil, iraq: no us service members were killed; over 100 later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury., dod/centcom statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. reuters, ap, jan 8-14 2020) confirming no us or coalition deaths from the jan 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad and erbil airbases; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities., dod/congressional research service and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc) confirm no us service members were killed in the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad and erbil; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but zero fatalities were recorded., dod/pentagon after-action reporting and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc) confirm no us or coalition service members were killed in the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad airbase and erbil airbase; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities., dod/pentagon and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, bbc) confirmed no us service members were killed in iran's january 8, 2020 ballistic missile strikes on al asad and erbil bases in iraq; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but zero fatalities were reported., dod/pentagon and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. reuters, ap) confirm no us service members were killed in the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad airbase and erbil; over 100 troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities., dod/pentagon official statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc) confirming no us fatalities from iran's january 8, 2020 ballistic missile strikes on al asad and erbil airbases in iraq, dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc) confirm no us or coalition deaths from the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on ain al-asad and erbil bases; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities, dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, bbc) confirming no us or iraqi deaths from the january 8, 2020 strikes on ain al-asad and erbil, though over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters) on the january 8, 2020 strikes on al asad airbase and erbil confirmed no us service members were killed; over 100 later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, but no fatalities occurred, dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, bbc) on the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on ain al-asad and erbil airbases: no us or coalition deaths occurred; over 100 us service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries., dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, dod press briefings) on the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad airbase and erbil: no us service members were killed; over 100 troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries (tbi)., dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g., ap, reuters, january 2020) confirmed no us or coalition deaths from the strikes on al asad airbase and erbil; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but no fatalities occurred., dod/pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g., reuters, ap, bbc) confirm that iran's january 8, 2020 ballistic missile strikes on ain al-asad airbase and a base in erbil, iraq caused no us fatalities; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but zero deaths resulted., dod/press reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, dod statements jan-feb 2020): no us service members were killed in the strikes; over 100 later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (tbi), but zero fatalities were reported., dod/press reporting (e.g. ap, reuters, us department of defense statements): no us troops were killed in the january 8, 2020 strikes; over 100 service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were no fatalities, dod/press reporting, e.g. reuters and ap coverage of the january 8, 2020 iranian missile strikes on ain al-asad airbase and erbil, confirming no us or coalition fatalities, though later pentagon disclosures confirmed over 100 us troops suffered traumatic brain injuries, dod/reuters reporting on the jan 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad and erbil airbases: no us service members were killed; over 100 were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries (tbi) from the blasts, but no fatalities occurred., dod/reuters reporting on the jan 8, 2020 iranian missile strikes on ain al-asad and erbil airbases confirms no us fatalities, though dozens of service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, dod/us central command statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. reuters, ap, bbc, jan 2020) confirming no us casualties/deaths from the strikes, though dozens of troops were later diagnosed with tbi, en.wikipedia.org, u.s. central command, statement regarding treatment and ongoing service member screening for injuries related to jan 8, 2020, iranian ballistic missile attack on al assad air base: https://www.centcom.mil/media/public-releases/article/2059793/statement-regarding-treatment-and-ongoing-service-member-screening-for-injuries/, u.s. department of defense / dod statements (jan 2020): no fatalities from the al asad and erbil missile strikes; over 100 service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but zero deaths were attributed to the attack (widely corroborated by ap, reuters, bbc reporting from january 2020)., u.s. department of defense / pentagon press briefings (january 2020) and dod statements, as reported by reuters and the associated press, confirming zero us fatalities from the january 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on al asad and erbil bases; over 100 us service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, but none died, u.s. department of defense statements (january 2020) confirming no us service members were killed in the jan 8, 2020 iranian ballistic missile strikes on ain al-asad and erbil bases, though over 100 troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, u.s. department of defense statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g., ap, reuters, january 2020) confirming zero u.s. fatalities from the jan 8, 2020 strikes on ain al-asad and erbil airbases, u.s. department of defense/centcom statements and contemporaneous ap/reuters reporting confirming no u.s. fatalities in the january 8, 2020 iranian missile strikes on ain al-asad and erbil, though over 100 service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, us department of defense / associated press reporting: no us service members were killed in iran's january 8, 2020 ballistic missile strikes on al asad airbase and erbil; over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury but there were zero fatalities., us department of defense / dod inspector general after-action reporting (widely reported, e.g. ap, reuters, january 2020): no us service members were killed in the strikes; over 100 were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries (tbi), but there were zero fatalities., us department of defense / dod press briefings (jan-feb 2020) and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. reuters, ap) confirming no us or coalition deaths from the january 8, 2020 strikes on ain al-asad and erbil; the pentagon later reported over 100 us service members diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (tbi), but zero fatalities., us department of defense statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g., reuters, ap, january 2020) confirming no us or coalition deaths from the ain al-asad/erbil ballistic missile strikes, though over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries., us department of defense statements and widely reported news coverage (e.g. reuters, ap, bbc) confirm no us service members were killed in the january 8, 2020 iranian missile strikes on al asad and erbil airbases; however, over 100 us troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries from the blasts., us dod/centcom statements confirmed no us or coalition deaths from the january 8, 2020 strikes on al asad and erbil; over 100 us service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (tbi), but no fatalities occurred., www.centcom.mil, www.csis.org, www.defense.gov, www.dod.mil, www.dvidshub.net, www.factcheck.org, www.war.gov, www.washingtonpost.com
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#341falseU.S. Department of Defense / Pentagon press briefings (January 2020) and DoD statements, as reported by Reuters and the Associated Press, confirming zero US fatalities from the January 8, 2020 Iranian ballistic missile strikes on Al Asad and Erbil bases; over 100 US service members were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, but none died
#36falsefrom en.wikipedia.org
#1112falsefrom www.centcom.mil
#1879falseDoD/CENTCOM statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. AP, BBC) confirm no US service members were killed in the January 8, 2020 Iranian missile strikes on Al Asad and Erbil airbases; over 100 troops were later diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, but there were zero fatalities
#863falseDoD/Pentagon statements and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. AP, Reuters) on the January 8, 2020 strikes on Al Asad Airbase and Erbil confirmed no US service members were killed; over 100 later diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, but no fatalities occurred
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