Casualties
The ten divisions with the most battle casualties are presented below. Casualties are defined as killed in action, wounded in action, captured and interned, and missing in action.
Casualties - Division - Theater
25,977 - 3rd Infantry Division - Mediterranean & European
23,277 - 9th Infantry Division - Mediterranean & European
22,660 - 4th Infantry Division - European
20,993 - 45th Infantry Division - Mediterranean & European
20,659 - 1st Infantry Division - Mediterranean & European
20,620 - 29th Infantry Division - European
19,466 - 36th Infantry Division - Mediterranean & European
19,200 - 90th Infantry Division - European
18,446 - 30th Infantry Division - European
17,087 - 80th Infantry Division - European
Source: Army Battle Casualties and Nonbattle Deaths in World War II, Final Report, 1 December 1941 - 31 December 1946.
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