Approximately 24 million Americans are military veterans; 1.7 million are women.
• More than 18 million veterans of American wars are living, including approximately:
- Fewer than 50 World War I veterans
- 3.5 million World War II veterans
- 3.2 million Korean conflict veterans
- 8.0 million Vietnam veterans
- 2.4 million Persian Gulf War veterans, including current conflicts
- An additional approximately 6 million peacetime (between wars) veterans.
Only 5% of all of these groups put together, are alive today.
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I believe you can contact the US Census Bureau or the National Archives for that information.
Zero. There are no more World War One vets alive anymore. Florence Green of England was the last veteran of WW1 and past away on February 4th 2012.
WOW You need to be careful who you ask this, The question is an insult. WW2 vets fought in WW2 not in any war near WW2, in WW2. Not Korea, Not WW1 WW2
30 pecent
thetimes-tribune.com/news/world-war-ii-vets-keep-spirit-alive-1.338525
i think me and a few thousand ww2 vets. still live. byron
Hoover
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Possibly but I doubt it, as about fifty years had passed between the two wars. There were many Civil War veterans alive at the time of World War 1, but they would have been somewhat elderly for serving in another war.