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How many soldiers are still alive from Korean war?
Of the 2.7 Million of Americans who served in Vietnam approximately 57,000 were killed. It is estimated that out of those survivors less than 900,000 are alive today. This is stark contrast to the US census figures and VFW magazine polls showing that 13,853,027 Americans claim to be Vietnam Veterans. Four out of Five of those who claim to be Vietnam Veterans are not.
How many veterans were alive after the conflict?
how many veterans were alive after the conflict
How many veterans were alive after ww1?
There were about 200 million veterans alive after ww1.
How many veterans were alive after the civil war?
There are no US Civil War Veterans alive today. The War ended 150 years ago.
How many World War 1 veterans are alive worldwide?
15 ww1 veterans are alive.
How many Korean war veterans are in Georgia?
3
How many british WW1 veterans are alive today?
In 2006 the UK government said there were 3 still left alive, I believe there is now only one (but I am not sure).
How many veterans of World War 1 are still alive today?
there are 3 still living. two Englishmen and one American
How many World War 2 veterans are alive in Maryland?
there are around 250000 living today in maryland.
How many veterans were alive after the war?
22
How many US veterans are still alive?
how many wwii u.s. veterans are still alive
How many American Korean War Veterans are there alive still today you have heard an estimate of 4 million but is that of American Veterans or all veterans?
Approximately 4 million (3.9 million) Korean War veterans. The problem with this particular data is that MOST of the veterans of the Korean War were also veterans of WW2. The reason was Korea occurred only 5 years after WW2. During those days a man's military obligation was six years (today it's 8 years); consequently a serviceman could end up fighting in WW2 and the Korean War within one enlistment (or one obligation tour). WW2 & Korea were the only US wars of the 20th century that had this over-lapping effect. An effect that caused statistical complications & making Korea the "Forgotten War." A Veteran of both WW2 & Korea would invariably discuss his WW2 experience to an historian, but would usually just quickly gloss over his Korean War experience with a "...oh yeah, I fought in Korea too..." The result; Korea became the "Forgotten War."
