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Because Americans were fighting Americans, the US Civil War (1861-1865) took the most American lives, about 800,000 men. WWII took the second most at around 400,000 men; WWI about 116,000 men; Korea 33,000; Vietnam 58,000 men.
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When did most US soldiers die?
The most US soldiers died during the American Civil War. That is because Americans were fighting on both sides.
What would happen if the American colonists had professional soldiers for their fighting in the American revolutionary war?
they will die
How did Walter Cronkite's proclaimation that the Vietnam War was unwinnable affect politics?
There is no winner in WAR. People die. Politicians lie and soldiers die.
Why did so many American soldiers die in the Vietnam war?
Vietnam is a dense jungle that when the planes crashed, and/or the troops were captured it was easy for the Vietcong to relocate them without American troops finding them. There were tunnel systems used by the Vietcong to travel without being seen as well. Between those factors and the camps it was hard to locate all of our men. There is speculation of some of them being relocated out of Vietnam altogether upon capture as well.
How did General John J Pershing die?
He died in Washington, D.C. apparently from natural causes, on July 15, 1948, one of the most honored soldiers in American history.
When did most US soldiers die?
The most US soldiers died during the American Civil War. That is because Americans were fighting on both sides.
Why did the us soldiers die in Vietnam?
because the vietnameese people were scared and didnt know what to do
What did American soldiers die from more than bullets in the Spanish American War?
Malaria.
What would happen if the American colonists had professional soldiers for their fighting in the American revolutionary war?
they will die
How did Walter Cronkite's proclaimation that the Vietnam War was unwinnable affect politics?
There is no winner in WAR. People die. Politicians lie and soldiers die.
Why did so many American soldiers die in the Vietnam war?
Vietnam is a dense jungle that when the planes crashed, and/or the troops were captured it was easy for the Vietcong to relocate them without American troops finding them. There were tunnel systems used by the Vietcong to travel without being seen as well. Between those factors and the camps it was hard to locate all of our men. There is speculation of some of them being relocated out of Vietnam altogether upon capture as well.
How did most soldiers die in World War I?
Bomed
What did the most soldiers die from in the civil war?
Infection
How many soldiers estimate would die if harry did not drop the bomb?
The estimate at the time by the american military leadership was: 2 million japanese and 1 million american soldiers.
Why did so many North Vietnamese die in the Vietnam War?
In terms of the Vietnam Peoples Army, 1,100,000 North Vietnam soldiers lost their life. In addition there were approximately 251,000 Viet Cong deaths. There were a remaining 849,000 North Vietnamese Regulars that were in South Vietnam, but their fate is unknown.
Why did soldiers recover from their wounds and then die?
infection is most commen
How did most soldiers die at Valley Forge?
Because they were killed.
