How many allies died on d day?

Answer 1

The estimated total of over 10,000 casualties of Allied troops is quoted in Normandy landing operation. The U.S. Army Center of Military History cites a total casualty figure for U.S. forces at 6,036. The Heritage Foundation claims 4,900 US troops as dead on D-day. About 3,000 British and Canadian troops have been quoted as dead .

Answer 2

There are no official fixed figures for casualties on D-Day. Estimated total casualties for D-Day 6th June is 10.000. This figure includes Dead, Wounded and missing. Actual killed on D-Day estimates are 2500.

Around 50,000.

But, you know D-Day was not just Omaha beach. Omaha beach was one of 5 beaches attacked after paratroopers parachuted behind enemy lines.

Allied or German?

The official figures are as followes. The Americans: 1,465 dead, 3,184 wounded, 1,928 missing and 26 POW for the landing troops. For the 82nd and 101st Airbourne divisions the general estimation was 2,499 Kia, MIA and wounded. The Canadians: 335 KIA, 611 wounded The British(estimated): 3,000 KIA and wounded. The 6th Airbourne division had 650 KIA, MIA and wounded. For the German side there were no official numbers released but the estimate was 4,000 to 9,000 casualties.Source: "The Longest Day", Cornelius Ryan

Answer 3

According to the website, www.world-war-2.info, one million Allied ground troops attacked on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

Including aircraft crews, replacements, and support personnel, 2.87 million Allies were involved in the D-Day invasion.

Answer 4

The Allied forces had approximately 9,000 casualties on D-Day. This figure is dead, wounded and missing. - Many men wounded on a particular day died 2-3 days later, so it is not possible to give an exact figure for deaths on any given day.

Answer 5

There were over 209,000 allied casualties. about 2,500 infantry 2,700 paratroopers -Eric

Answer 6

The exact amount is unknown, but it is said roughly 10,000 allies died on d day.

Answer 7

200 000