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Puerto Rico had 345 KIA during the Vietnam War.

Puerto Rico had 732 KIA during the Korean War.

There were 375 recorded KIA for WWII, but the list included (Army Only) men from the US Virgin Islands. Six of the 375 were on the Navy/Marine Corps list which had a separate list for men from the Virgin Islands.

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