During the Korean War, US Marines faced significant casualties, particularly in the early months. In June 1950, they suffered around 200 casualties, which increased sharply to approximately 1,000 in July. The numbers fluctuated, with the worst months being in late 1950 and early 1951, where casualties could exceed 1,500 in some months. Overall, the US Marines experienced over 30,000 casualties throughout the conflict.
During the Cold War, both communists and non-communists suffered significant casualties, but the impact varied by region and conflict. In proxy wars, such as the Vietnam War, communist forces often faced heavy losses, but non-communist forces, including U.S. troops and their allies, also experienced substantial casualties. Overall, the nature of each conflict, the strategies employed, and the geopolitical context influenced the casualty figures, making it difficult to definitively state which side suffered more. However, many estimates suggest that communist forces, particularly in conflicts like the Korean and Vietnam Wars, suffered higher overall casualties.
they did not take the patriots seriously
Both George S Patton's units suffered casualties, generally no more than any other outfits. The US Marines suffered heavy casualties per unit at Iwo Jima in '45, General Buckner's 10th Army suffered heavy casualties at Okinawa, Admiral Turner's heavy cruisers suffered terribly at Savo Island in '42. Patton's son George S. Patton commanding the 11th ACR in Vietnam named his numerous gardens after men of his commmand killed in the war.
The Battleship Arizona was hit several times- did suffer explosions- and sank with heavy casualties.
I am not able to find any reference to any Civil War battle called the Battle of the Summer.
Nearly over 100,000 casualties and by dieseases
During Operation Overlord and D-Day the total casualty lost by the Allies were about 228,000.
During D-Day at Sword Beach, Britain lost about 550 Soldiers.
The Romans were decisively defeated with heavy casualties at the battles of Trebia , Lake of Trasimene and Cannae .
they did not take the patriots seriously
Total 2896 - killed, wounded and missing. This was considered shocking at the time, but it was dwarfed by the later casualty-figures.
Sadly the answer changes every week. As of 6 February 2010, 109 Marines were killed by hostile forces and 40 more from non-combat causes (helicopter crashes, vehicle accidents, etc.) . In addition, 911 were wounded in action.
Because we had the most troops committed to the invasion and our G.I.'s got the most heavily-fortified landing zones, Utah and Omaha.
During the Cold War, both communists and non-communists suffered significant casualties, but the impact varied by region and conflict. In proxy wars, such as the Vietnam War, communist forces often faced heavy losses, but non-communist forces, including U.S. troops and their allies, also experienced substantial casualties. Overall, the nature of each conflict, the strategies employed, and the geopolitical context influenced the casualty figures, making it difficult to definitively state which side suffered more. However, many estimates suggest that communist forces, particularly in conflicts like the Korean and Vietnam Wars, suffered higher overall casualties.
they did not take the patriots seriously
People which are damaged, injured, suffer or die as a result of an event. By extension, it can be applied to things, ideas or institutions. "The Rule of Law was one of the first casualties of the dictator's rule."
It appears you need to provide more information...the Allies over history had casualties in wars large and small. Feel free to edit the answer for more specifics, and someone will answer it appropriately.