Over 50,000 Americans were killed and missing in action during the Vietnam War.
Dickey Chappell was a female American journalist killed in Vietnam. But there were 63 journalists killed during the Vietnam war.
Over 58,000 US servicemen were killed in the Vietnam War. Casualties as of November 7 2001:* 58,209 Killed in Action (KIA) and other dead* 303,635 Wounded in action (WIA) (including 153,303 who required hospitalization and 150,332 who didn't)* 1,948 Missing in Action (MIA) Source: Wikipedia== == == ==
US Military records were not kept prior to 1968, in Vietnam. 3,747 war dogs (officially designated military working dogs during the war) are documented as having served in South Vietnam. Estimates run over 5,000 canines. 10,000 US servicemen operated as dog handlers in South Vietnam during the war: 65% were used by the USA; 26% by the USAF; 7% by the USMC; and 2% were used by the USN. 73 dog handlers and 43 K9's were killed in Vietnam.
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Over 50,000 Americans were killed and missing in action during the Vietnam War.
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Dickey Chappell was a female American journalist killed in Vietnam. But there were 63 journalists killed during the Vietnam war.
Over 58,000 US servicemen were killed in the Vietnam War. Casualties as of November 7 2001:* 58,209 Killed in Action (KIA) and other dead* 303,635 Wounded in action (WIA) (including 153,303 who required hospitalization and 150,332 who didn't)* 1,948 Missing in Action (MIA) Source: Wikipedia== == == ==
No, although they were killed by injuries from action, they wouldn't be classed as "KIA", as they weren't killed during the war.
The Vietnam War resulted more than 58,000 American deaths (including missing in action).More than 58,000 Americans lost their lives during the Vietname War.
US Military records were not kept prior to 1968, in Vietnam. 3,747 war dogs (officially designated military working dogs during the war) are documented as having served in South Vietnam. Estimates run over 5,000 canines. 10,000 US servicemen operated as dog handlers in South Vietnam during the war: 65% were used by the USA; 26% by the USAF; 7% by the USMC; and 2% were used by the USN. 73 dog handlers and 43 K9's were killed in Vietnam.
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There were hundreds that were killed in action. Some were in American units. The PR 65th Regiment lost many during the conflict.
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58,209 dead. 153,303 wounded. 2,489 were missing in action.