The Pittsburgh Press (March 8, 1945)
U.S. losses rise 10,600 to 823,632
WASHINGTON (UP) – U.S. combat casualties announced here reached 823,632 today, an increase of 10,600 over a week ago.
The total included 732,922 Army casualties through February 28, as announced by Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, and 90,710 Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard casualties, as announced by the Navy.
The figures:
Army | Navy | Total | |
---|---|---|---|
Killed | 142,285 | 34,513 | 176,798 |
Wounded | 438,734 | 41,209 | 479,943 |
Missing | 91,237 | 10,671 | 101,908 |
Prisoners | 60,666 | 4,317 | 64,983 |
TOTALS | 732,922 | 90,710 | 823,632 |
Secretary Stimson said more than half of the Army wounded, 221,155, have returned to duty.