Approximately 69 WWII (wooden) PT Boats were destroyed by enemy action; this includes LTjg Kennedy's boat which was cut in half by a Japanese destroyer in the Solomon Islands.
Because boats are lost worldwide to poor weather conditions without immediate notification, it is not possible to answer this question.
Because boats are lost worldwide to poor weather conditions without immediate notification, it is not possible to answer this question.
Well over a dozen US Navy riverine boats were sunk in the Vietnam War; Swift Boats (PCF); PBRs (Patrol Boat River), Alpha Boats (ASPB-Assault Support Patrol Boats); unknown number of Monitors sunk, if any. The ex-USN Aircraft Carrier USS Card was sunk by communist sappers in harbor in South Vietnam.
The approximate inventory is as follows:2 destroyers6 frigates5 amphibious ships2 missile boats32 offshore patrol vessels30 coastal patrol ships60 patrol boats32 auxiliary ships40 assault boatsTotal figures: 209 ships (2011)
Many Japanese Military weapons and troops lost and greatly weaken the Japanese's army.
Approximately 69 US Navy PT boats were lost during WWII; discounting LTjg Kennedy's PT-109 which was cut in half by an Imperial Destroyer, the majority of PTs were destroyed by strafing/bombing aircraft. About 11 US Navy PCFs (Patrol Craft Fast), known as Swift Boats, were totally lost during the war. Many Swift's were sunk; However, being constructed from ALUMINUM allowed them to be raised, repaired, and returned to service. This was in contrast to the WWII PT boats which were built of WOOD; and not (willingly) salvagable when damaged. 1. PCF-4 was sunk by a mine. 2. PCF-5, 9, 14, 20, 70, 76, and 77 sank in storms. 3. PCF-41 & 43 were sunk in battle with shore based communist units. 4. PCF-19 was destroyed during a running gun battle with a North Vietnamese helicopter.
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Approximately 174,000 US Navy men served in Vietnam, normally off the coast (Yankee & Dixie Stations) providing air strikes (from carriers) & fire support from the gunline (battleship USS New Jersey, cruisers, and destroyers). Remaining US Sailors were normally assigned to the Navy's Brown Water Navy's Riverine Forces, which manned Swift Boats (PCF-Patrol Craft Fast/all aluminum boats); PBR's (Patrol Boat River/all fiberglass boats); Alpha Boats (ASPB-Assault Support Patrol Boats/all steel boats); and Monitors (Riverine Battleships/cannon armed converted WWII LCMs). Approximately 2,555 US Sailors were killed during the war.
Many lives were lost, and the Japanese lost many lives also. Some of the supplies was gone too,
no not just planes most of them are ships,planes,boats and many other things
The japanese lost 65 servicemen
The Kaga , Akagi , Hiryu and the Soryu .