The ones killed in the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989 to oust Manuel Noriega, who just died at age 83. Perhaps no one remembers or cares because it was only 20 U.S. soldiers who died. But that is 20 soldiers too many since the United States had no business invading Panama. I know some people who remember the 20 U.S. soldiers (if they are still alive)—20 sets of parents of the soldiers who died in vain and for a lie.