How many Australian troops died in World War 2?

About 600 Australian servicemen died in Vietnam.

Approximately 8500 Australian troops died at Gallipoli in 1915.

On the day now commemorated as ANZAC Day - 25 April 1915 - over 2700 New Zealand troops, and over 8,500 Australian troops died.

There was no "ANZAC war". ANZAC refers to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who were killed during the campaign at Gallipoli. There were over 8500 Australian troops who died in this campaign.

Australia had 7,594 killed. New Zealand had 2,701 killed.

Approximately a million.

There where 416,809 men enlisted, of which over 60,000 were killed and 156,000 wounded, gassed, or taken prisoner.

About 23,000.

Many of the New Zealand and Australian soldiers of World War I were station in the Middle East and Turkey. A great number of ANZAC troops were killed at the battles around Gallipoli in Turkey.

It's to be said that about 416,800 US troops died in WW2.

There are 1,455 serving in Afghanistan/\.

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Australian "Military Advisors" were sent to Vietnam in 1962. On April 29th, 1965, the Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, committed Australian troops to fight in Vietnam. On November 30th, 1971, the last Australian combat troops left Vietnam. Over 60,000 ANZAC troops, many of them conscripts, fought in Vietnam.

891,000 died in world war two

Turkish casualties were estimated at 87,000 The British lost 21,000 troops, the number of Australian and New Zealand troops including ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) casualties also ran high at 11,421 approx. (New Zealand: 2721, Australia 8700. approx.) Information from Alan Moorehead's 'Gallipoli'.

About 520 were killed in Vietnam.

Over 50,000 Australian men served in the war, over 500 of them lost their lives there.

it depends of what army

Approx 383,800 British troops were killed during WW2.

I believe somewhere in the upper 300,000 range. The estimated number of American troops who died in the World War 2 is 418,500.

About 61,928 Australian soldiers died during World War I.

39.800 Australian Soldiers were killed during WW2.

12,000 allied troops died that day.

About 418,000 americans

About 5.7 million.

This is really a hard question, but I can answer this. There were more than 200 Australians troops who survived but had some body parts missing. That's all I can say.

About 800 Argentinian troops died during the Falklands War.

A lot. Pigs were used to feed the troops on both sides. And there were many, many troops.

40000 American troops died roughly and about 10000 British troops died in the war

Around about 40 million troops died

Records are not entirely clear on how many Turkish troops died at Gallipoli. Reliable estimates put the deaths at approx. 200,000

Close to 7,000 Australians at their peak strength.

There were 59,000 Austrailians killed and 152,000 that were wounded and there were 18,000 New zealanders killed and 55,000 wounded. Altogether that's 77,000 killed and 207,000 wounded.

Around 1 million

approximately 302000

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An estimated 25,000 American Revolutionaries died and the Americans lost twice as many troops so about 12,000 Brittish troops died in the American Revolution.

No British died,

Over 50,000 Australian servicemen fought in Vietnam. approx. 47000 men and a larged amount of women served

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Australian forces fought in all theaters of WWII. The fact that the Pacific was their home turf simply made it more convenient to retain their units in that theater. == In the early stages of the War many Australian units fought in North Africa, but after the fall of Singapore to the Japanese in February 1942, the Australian government brought most of these troops home and cooperated closely with the US.

More than 23,000 Australian soldiers died in ww2 against Germany!

The amount of British Save troops that died or were injured were 60,000 all together by the end of the war 420,000 British troops were killed in WW1.

Australians mainly served in Italy fighting Mussolinis (spelling) forces. Australian Troops served in the Western Desert Campaign in North Africa,with the other Commonwealth troops. They also served in the far east in Burma and New Guinea,as well as the R.A.A.F pilots in the Battle of Britain and later battles, and the R.A.Navy, in many theaters with Allied Navies. They did a lot !

During World War 1 (1914-1918) over 420,000 Australians served in various services and arenas; out of that approximately 60,000 lost their lives (14%) and 137,000 were wounded (32% of the total who served). Australian (as well as New Zealand) troops served with distinction in many famous battles during this time. Servicemen and women who served and lost their lives during the "Great War" are still honored in Australia and New Zealand on ANZAC day, which…

over 10,000 people died.

Over 14 million.

About 116 thousand were killed in WWI.

Australia had a death toll of 40,458 in battle out of nearly a million service persons in World War 2. This figure is for both the European/African and Pacific Theaters of War. If you need more information you can refer to the related link below.

338 British troops have died so far in Afghanistan (As of 5/10/10)