U.S. 58,000 troops were killed
the North vietnamese army 1.1 million deaths 1,170,000 people were injured
Also, estimates for civilian deaths range from .5 to 2 million. There is difficulty in nailing down this number, because of several factors:
distinguishing between VC and Civilians was often difficult
poor census numbers, leading to inability to accurately count deaths
reluctance on the part of all parties to accurately count civilian deaths (propensity to over-inflate or under-count, depending on the entity)debate over including executed civilians not specifically related to combat (significant number of both North and South Vietnamese were killed by government forces of both sides in politically-motivated actions not remotely related to actual combat).
Note, most death counts cover 1959 - 1975.
Also, all of the numbers above EXCLUDE any deaths in Laos and Cambodia. A ballpark number for the entire regional death toll is 5+ million.
See the link below for a summary of military KIA for the war.
Over 58,000 US Servicemen died in the war; for casualties of other nations, see: Vietnam War casualties.
Those statistics are itemized on the "Vietnam War casualties" website.
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About 1,157 Wisconsin men died in the Vietnam War.
5,573 men from California died in the war.
about 4 million soldiers died during the Vietnam war
alot of women died in the Vietnam war died
Those statistics are itemized on the "Vietnam War casualties" website.
4 687 Koreans died serving in the Vietnam war confirmed by the Korean Ministry
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Over 58,000 US servicemen died in the Vietnam War.
About 1,157 Wisconsin men died in the Vietnam War.
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