New Pentagon documents reveal that US military casualties in the initial phase of conflict with Iran are significantly higher than officially acknowledged. Despite efforts by the US Department of War to downplay figures, the records indicate at least 400 American service members have been killed or wounded. This information challenges previous statements regarding the extent of losses. The leaked documents suggest a deliberate attempt to conceal the true cost of the conflict from the public. This revelation raises questions about transparency and accountability within the US Department of War. Further investigation is expected to determine the full scope of the unreported casualties. These findings contradict official narratives concerning the war’s impact on US troops.