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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (102929)	6/26/2003 3:12:20 AM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

I must have heard wrong, Jacob. BUT here are some links...Still don't know which of the battles lost the most Americans...Battle of the Bulge or the Battle of Manila...or... Some of the places I find combine dead, wounded and missing or taken as prisoners all in the same total. See below...the one shown is about 123,000 men killed, injured, or missing. In one battle. va.gov Numbers killed and injured during America's wars WWII information teacheroz.com 405,399 Americans lost their lives in WWII abmc.gov The battle of the Bulge campus.northpark.edu The struggle between the Allies and Germany ended in January, after the Allies' original line in Ardennes was restored. It turned out to be the largest land battle of WW II. Of the American soldiers, there were 81,000 casualties, 23,554 captured, and 19,000 killed. Germany's losses included 100, 000 men who were either killed, wounded, or captured.