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US deaths by small arms fire were 31.8 percent of the total. US deaths by multiple fragmentation wounds (booby traps, mines) 27.4 %. US deaths by aircraft crashes were 14.7 percent. US deaths by artillery or rocket fire were 8.4 percent. US deaths by accident, vehicle crash or unknown were 9.8 percent. US deaths by friendly fire were 2.3 percent. US deaths by drowning and burns were 2.0 percent and the balance by illness, heart attack, suicide or stroke.
Accidental Family - 1967 Halloween's on Us 1-6 was released on: USA: 27 October 1967
Statistically more people die throughout the winter months than throughout the summer months. My example for this is taken from the National Vital Statistics Report for the year 2008 concerning the statistics in the US ("Table B2. Provisional number and rate of marriages, deaths, and infant deaths, by month: United States, January 2007-December 2008") This is what the numbers are according to said table: January 2007: 222,000 deaths February 2007: 204,000 deaths March 2007: 216,000 deaths April 2007: 203,000 deaths May 2007: 199,000 deaths June 2007: 188,000 deaths July 2007: 194,000 deaths August 2007: 191,000 deaths September 2007: 187,000 deaths October 2007: 198,000 deaths November 2007: 199,000 deaths December 2007: 214,000 deaths January 2008: 224,000 deaths February 2008: 222,000 deaths March 2008: 231,000 deaths April 2008: 206,000 deaths May 2008: 201,000 deaths June 2008: 190,000 deaths July 2008: 191,000 deaths August 2008: 191,000 deaths September 2008: 186,000 deaths October 2008: 198,000 deaths November 2008: 200,000 deaths December 2008: 213,000 deaths As you were asking whether more people died in winter or summer, I just took the statistics for those months into consideration and calculated the average: Winter (Dec-Mar) statistical average: 218,250 deaths Summer (Jun-Sep) statistical average: 189,750 deaths
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Although exact figures are unknown, jaywalking is a significant cause of pedestrian death in the US. In 2011, 24% of the pedestrian deaths in Minnesota were at least partly caused by jaywalking.
Approximately 200,000 people die from injuries each year in the United States. These injuries can result from motor vehicle accidents, falls, drowning, and other causes. Preventive measures and safety precautions can help reduce the number of injury-related deaths.
Traffic crashes by far. Most recent stats I could find showed about 29,500 total firearm deaths in the US (not just handguns, all firearms). Traffic crashes accounted for about 42,500 deaths. If you're talking about accidental deaths (that is, many of the 29,500 firearm deaths are intentional), traffic accidents are much, much more likely to cause a death than an accidental firearm death.
According to researchers it has been clearly proven that the number one cause of accidental deaths in US* is... - Inattention of the driver - Intention of the driver - Driver intent on passengers or co driver - Other passengers intent on the driver - Intent of other drivers - Drivers driving intotents * Most of these accidental deaths are fatal
It provides double the face value of the life insurance contract if death was accidental. Since only about 5% of all deaths in the US are judged accidental, it is a pretty good bet for the insurance company.
It provides double the face value of the life insurance contract if death was accidental. Since only about 5% of all deaths in the US are judged accidental, it is a pretty good bet for the insurance company.
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Unintentional, accidental injuries.
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Total deaths in combat in the Civil War - supposed to be 620,000
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On June 6th, 1,030 US soldiers died on Omaha Beach. On Utah Beach deaths were 197 and parachute landings had 238 deaths.
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