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  1. This might be a stupid complaint but wouldn’t it make sense to, instead of a per-capita chart, doing a per-soldier sent chart? Anyway you graph looks pretty.

  2. BloatedBaryonyx on

    For those confused as to why it appears the UK is on there twice: the first line actually represents Georgia, not the UK. The way the flag is cropped into these circles makes it hard to tell at a glance.

  3. Oh look, our good friend Denmark lost a larger part of their population avenging an attack on the United States. So yes anyway let’s threaten to invade them so we can secure land we already have uninhibited military access to.

  4. What’s the deal with Denmark? Why are they always so eager to follow USA into wars that are not theirs?

  5. Dry-Glove-8539 on

    should make per solider sent chart then we can make a ranking of who has the best trained soldiers

  6. redbeardfakename on

    I don’t mean to be offensive or ignorant, but I didn’t even know Georgian forces were there. Why are the fatalities so high for them? (Besides having a small population)

  7. RogueHeroAkatsuki on

    A bit random stat as population has nothing to do with how many soldiers different countries had there. More interesting it would be to see deaths per soldiers sent to Afghanistan

  8. I think it’s weird to gauge a country involvment by fatalities. Let’s say country A sends infantry, country B sends medical and air support, country C participates with space satellite and intel. Casualties will be biased and make A look like they were more involved and C doing nothing.

  9. MyCodesCumpie-ling on

    I’d be interested in seeing a version of this Vs number of active military personnel for each country. That’d be a metric of how likely someone on the inside would be to know someone killed there

  10. All of these Afghanistan posts tell me that all these countries were moronic to have joined the US in this misadventure (worse yet: Iraq).

    All those wasted lives, just to kiss up to the US. And what’s their reward? We now want to invade European soil.

    Will Europe learn their lesson? Probably not (look at their entirely lukewarm reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine). So I guess, we’ll continue to bully them.

  11. Take note of the post-soviet and ex-Warsaw pact countries who managed to step into the Afghan war twice in just a few decades. Very smartly.