I have found a site with several of the missing photos.
You can also show the 20 most recent or an alphabetical list.

spokesman-review

I noticed that the first two missing photos in the A's were both there. I don't know how many others they have but it seems like a good reference.

The site iraq.pigstye.net shows the following:

Individuals US (2290)
Individuals GB (91)
Individuals Denmark (2)
Individuals Spain (18)
Individuals Italy (28)
Individuals Bulgaria (8)
Individuals Thailand (1)
Individuals Estonia (2)
Individuals Ukraine (9)
Individuals El Salvador (2)
Individuals Netherland (2)
Individuals Latvia (1)
Individuals Slovakia (1)
Individuals Hungary (1)
Individuals Australia (1)
Individuals Kazakhstan (1)
Individuals Poland (11)

fallen-coalition-heroes.com seems to have the most photos from what I can tell.

Edited to reflect the fact that I am a fool and never noticed the different options within the Google Earth Community layer. Apologies all around! I really, really never noticed that it had the option to be expanded and that I could just turn off individual types (transportation, military, etc.). I thought it was all or nothing. Uh... oops? I guess I'm still newer to GE than I'd like to think.

Now that I know I can toggle it on an off at will, I agree with the masses that this is a project deserving of much praise. I'm sorry for criticizing such a great undertaking, especially over something so silly that I could have assuaged my complaints with two clicks.

Many thanks to echodawg and Chief_Sparky for educating me.

I don't understand how Info=clutter.
uncheck the box and your clutter is gone.
The way that this kml is layed out puts the info into perspective.
This was a lot of work and I appreciate it.

As a military member I think this is outstanding. Gives me a heavy heart.

Thank you for spending so much time on this. It is a brilliant use of technology to give tragedy a face.

hey,

He (Lance Corporal Michael Allred [Hyde Park, UT]) was a good man, and a friend of mine. Me and some friends donated his old motorcycle (fixed up and repainted) to his father. Thank you for listing him on Google Earth.

Trevor M.
Trenton, UT

here is a pic of the gas tank on the motorcycle.





Fixed your image link for you.

This is really top-notch work. Thank you for all your effort and time!

I think it stands as a nice testimony and rememberance of the soldiers who've given their lives, and I've even found a couple from some of the small towns that surround where I live.

The presentation is nice, too. It's not "pushy", doesn't clamor for attention, but as you fly around, you find this silent reminder of just how much the war does permeate our society, and our towns.



The "Spiral of the Dead" coming out of Baghdad is really creepy/sobering. It's astonishing to see how many people have died over there, when they're all laid out side-by-side like that. It speaks much louder than words.

Thanks again.

Pat

wow...amazing work there!!! It sure puts things in perspective!!!


On a technical note...now I have downloaded the file from the first post, do I need to keep downloading it for updates, or does it update automatically when I open google earth everytime?

Keep up the good work.... and let's hope you don't need to keep adding to it

If you want it automatically be updated, you'll need to link it to a Network Link which needs a Plus version.

Cheers...