Given the lopsided nature of the casualties, it's possible that the country that has produced the greatest number of men to have killed an American soldier is not Germany but Vietnam.
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Small arms accounted for 39% of British WWI casualties, but no more than 10% in WWII and just 3% of American deaths in Korea. In Vietnam and the Falklands the long term trend sharply reversed, with a majority of deaths being caused being by gunshot. This from Act of War:pic.twitter.com/t4auaKT5FE
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What killed the remaining 38% in Korea?
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Is there any data on this for Coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan
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I was imagining unfortunate soldiers with tiny T-Rex arms for an embarrassingly long time as I read this.
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