New York Korean War Veterans Memorial

In the Korean War from 1950 to 1953, casualty figures were given for many participating nations under the theme of the Universal Soldier: Thailand had 114 dead, 794 wounded, and 5 missing; Turkey had 721 dead, 1,475 wounded, and 175 missing; the United Kingdom had 909 dead, 3,497 wounded, and 141 missing; the United States of America had 54,246 dead, 103,248 wounded, and 8,177 missing; the Republic of Korea had 58,127 dead, 175,743 wounded, and 174,244 missing; Australia had 339 dead, 1,216 wounded, and 29 missing; Belgium had 107 dead, 345 wounded, and 5 missing; Canada had 291 dead, 1,072 wounded, and 21 missing; Columbia had 140 dead, 452 wounded, and 65 missing; Ethiopia had 120 dead and 536 wounded; France had 288 dead, 818 wounded, and 18 missing; Greece had 194 dead, 610 wounded, and 2 missing; Luxembourg had 2 dead and 5 wounded; the Netherlands had 120 dead, 645 wounded, and 3 missing; New Zealand had 42 dead and 81 wounded; Norway had 2 dead; the Philippines had 92 dead, 299 wounded, and 57 missing; and South Africa had 20 dead and 16 missing.

New York, New York · United States