The document lists the names, ranks, ages, and units of British military personnel who lost their lives in Afghanistan since the start of Operation Herrick in 2002. A total of 453 British troops are listed as having died between 2002 and November 11, 2012. The list concludes by honoring those who lost their lives with the phrases "We will remember them", "For the ones that God couldn't save", and "Your job is done".

2. British Military
Personnel
From the start of
Operation Herrick

3. UK's military losses in Afghanistan since 2001
British Military
Personnel
From the start of
Operation Herrick
2002

4. Robert Busuttil
Rank: Sergeant, Age: 30
Unit: Royal Logistic Corps, Army
John Gregory
Rank: Corporal, Age: 30
Unit: Royal Logistic Corps, Army
Darren George
Rank: Private, Age: 23
Unit: Royal Anglian Regiment, Army
2002

5. Jonathan Kitulagoda
Rank: Private, Age: 23
Unit: Rifle Volunteers
(TA), Army
2004

6. Steven Sherwood
Rank: Lance
Corporal, Age: 23
Unit: 1st Battalion, Royal
Gloucestershire, Berkshire
and Wiltshire Regiment,
Arm
2005

7. 2006
39
2005

8. 2006
39

9. 2006
39

10. 2007
42

11. 2007
42

12. 2007
42

13. 2008
51

14. 2008
51

15. 2008
51

16. 2009
108

17. 2009
108

18. 2009
108

19. 2009
108

20. 2009
108

21. 2009
108

22. 2009
108

23. 2010
103

24. 2010
103

25. 2010
103

26. 2010
103

27. 2010
103

28. 2010
103

29. 2011
46

30. 2011
46

31. 2011
46

32. 2012
43 (to

33. 2012
43 (to

34. 2012
43 (to

35. Corporal Channing
Day, from 3
Medical Regiment
Wednesday 24
October 2012
On patrol in the
Nahr-e Saraj
district of Helmand
province

36. Lieutenant Edward
Drummond-Baxter
from 1st Battalion The
Royal Gurkha Rifles
Killed in Afghanistan
on Tuesday 30 October
2012

37. Corporal Siddhanta
Kunwar also from 1st
Battalion The Royal
Gurkha Rifles
Killed in Afghanistan
on Tuesday 30 October
2012

38. At the going down
of the Sun and
in the morning
We will remember
them

39. UK's military role in Afghanistan since
2001
To: 11th November 2012

40. UK's military role in Afghanistan since
2001
For the ones that God
couldn’t save

41. UK's military role in Afghanistan since
2001
For the ones that God
couldn’t save
R.I.P

42. UK's military role in Afghanistan since
2001
For the ones that God
couldn’t save
R.I.P
Your job is done

43. UK's military role in Afghanistan since
2001