I'll second Shek that these studies will be difficult for awhile. I get pinged about once a week for that kind of data for someone doing a master's/doctoral thesis. Every researcher wants into the CIDNE databases where all this is stored - but the event details remain classified because often they detail our methods, tactics, vulnerabilities, and how certain casualties happened - and these vulnerabilities are still real threats.

So all you'll get from CENTCOM is aggregate info. Frustrating for the researcher if they want to publicize the results (I will say a number of people are studying the results, but not for public release), but necessary for the safety of our soldiers in ongoing ops.