{| |- | In most cases, the bodies were buried on the battlefield. Some of the soldiers, particularly officers would be sent home for burial. It was more likely to happen if the battle took place near a railroad line that was controlled by their side. Many of the National Cemeteries in use today originated near Civil War Battle Fields, or near places that served as hospitals. Arlington National Cemetery and Gettysburg National Cemetery are two such places. |}
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they left the other soldier so that they can fight to the other enemies or they bring the dead soldier to their camp site so the family of the dead soldier can see them.
During a tour to Vietnam. I visited a North Vietnamese cemetery. I noticed that the headstones were about three feet apart . The dead soldiers were buried standing up just as soldiers are in formation . Soldiers standing forever .
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yes there was i was one of those soldiers all my buddys are dead
The US lost the second highest amount of soldiers in WW2 with a total of 416,800 troops dead.