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Roberto Abad
Ramon A. Acevedoaponte
Michael D. Acklin II
Genaro Acosta
Steven Acosta
James L. Adair
James Adamouski
Algernon Adams
Brandon E. Adams
Brent A. Adams
Clarence Adams III
Leonard W. Adams
Michael R. Adams
Michael S. Adams
Shawn G. Adams
Thomas Mullen Adams
Shane T. Adcock
Jamaal R. Addison
Dustin M. Adkins
Patrick R. Adle
Christopher S. Adlesperger
Daniel J. Agami
Anthony Aguirre
Andres Aguilar Jr.
Nathaniel A. Aguirre
James M. Ahearn
Jeramy A. Ailes
Tristan Aitken
Spencer C. Akers
James C. Akin
Segun Frederick Akintade
Paul C. Alaniz
Ivan V. Alarcon
Jesse B. Albrecht
Juan M. Alcantara
Christopher M. Alcozer
Zachary M. Alday
Nickalous N. Aldrich
Eugene H.E. Alex
George T. Alexander Jr.
Matthew L. Alexander
Carlo E. Alfonso
Tracy Lynn Alger
Wilson A. Algrim
Azhar Ali
Rafael Alicea Rivera
Jeremy D. Allbaugh
Jacob H. Allcott
Micheal B. Alleman
Aaron M. Allen
Chad M. Allen
Charles D. Allen
Howard P. Allen
John E. Allen
Lonnie C. Allen Jr.
Ronald D. Allen Jr.
Terrence P. Allen
 Steven Acosta
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As Steven Acosta was preparing to serve in Iraq, his older brother Gerardo was just returning from the same war.

"I just wish I could see him again, and just be with him like we used to be before," said Gerardo Acosta, a Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton.

Steven Acosta, a 19-year-old supply clerk from Calexico, Calif., died Oct. 26, 2003, from a gunshot wound in a non-hostile incident in Baqubah, Iraq. He was stationed at Fort Hood.

Acosta enlisted in the Army after graduating from high school last year, before his older brother had a chance to talk to him about becoming a Marine. Gerardo Acosta last saw his brother over Christmas when he returned from boot camp.

The second-youngest of five brothers, Steven was sentimental and outgoing. His friends would regularly gather at the Acosta home, bringing their guitars to play punk rock while Steven kept the beat on the drums.