During the Burma Campaign of World War II, approximately 15,000 Ghanaian soldiers, who were part of the Gold Coast Regiment, served in various capacities. The exact number of Ghanaian casualties remains uncertain, but estimates suggest that several hundred lost their lives due to combat, disease, and harsh conditions. These soldiers played a crucial role in the Allied efforts, enduring significant hardships in the challenging terrain of Burma. Their contributions are commemorated as part of Ghana's military history.
About 534,617 soldiers survived world war I. 595,000 soldiers served and 60,383 were dead.
Burma was neutral.
dead soldiers from the Civil War
Mathew Brady
Though, there's a varying estimate of Indian soldiers killed during World War 2, but official estimate is 36000 soldiers, mostly killed in Europe, Northern Africa against German Forces and in Burma against Japanese Army.
In France, before Dunkirk and after D-day. In North Africa, Greece and Italy. In Hong Kong, Burma and other parts of the far east. At the end of the war, British soldiers penetrated into Germany.
The Burma Gallantry Medal was awarded to military personnel for acts of bravery during World War II, particularly in the Burma Campaign. Recipients included soldiers from the British and Commonwealth forces, such as the Indian Army, as well as members of the local Burmese and other allied forces. Specific names of recipients are less widely documented, but the award recognized extraordinary courage in the face of enemy action throughout the conflict in Burma.
There are a number of books about the campaign in Burma - notably that by William Slim entitled "Defeat Into Victory" . If you're looking for an article regarding the campaign you can refer to the related link below taking note of the references which will lead you to further books about those involved such as "The Marauders" by Charles Ogden and " The Burma Road: The Epic Story of the China-Burma-India Theater in World War II" by Donovan Webster .
95,000 Finland Soldiers died during World War 2.
Australia's number of war dead (over 60,000)
Rats in world war one lived on the dead bodies of soldiers
yes there was i was one of those soldiers all my buddys are dead