How many Americans died in war? ... and its after effects?

How many Americans died in wars ?

War	Deaths	Addendum
American Revolution	25,324	Bunker Hill cost 400 American lives
War of 1812	2,260
Mexican War	13,283
Civil War Union Confederacy	498,332 364,821	Antietam cost 5,000 lives on both sides: bloodiest day in American history
Spanish-American War	2,446
World War I	116,516	Battle of Somme cost 19,240 British lives on a single day (total British casualties that day: 57,470)
World War II	405,399	Other Losses: Soviet: 10,000,000 German: 3,500,000 Japan: 1,500,000 British: 280,000 At Dunkirk the British suffered 68,000 casualties
Korean War *	54,246
Vietnam War * * *	58,148
Panama Invasion	23
Gulf War (1991) *	148

... & the 'fall out?'

Assess the collateral health damage

... before going to war ... EVER

Does cousin Daisy Suckley's Diary of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, America's 32nd President, mention a time when he had flu-like symptoms? He did in 1917

A cheery fellow - 'Happy Days'

The History Channel Documentary 4-23-05 and 4-24-05, FDR: A Presidency Revealed talked about things that would be like what overexposure to 2-butoxyethanol would cause: * enlarged heart, many horrible HEADACHES - some at the base of the head, tired, ashen/pale color, difficulty finishing thoughts in sentences (short term memory loss), difficulty concentrating. Also high blood pressure (180/105), rapid weight loss (liver?)

Repeated headaches. Headaches were intensifying

4-11-45 as he went to bed he was 'shivering' (chills?)

After an acute headache at the back of his head, he collapsed on 4-12-45 and died a few hours later. It is reported that he died of a cerebral hemorrhage ... was there an autopsy? If it was advanced stages of the fatigue of CFIDS ... the doctors would not have found it. They still don't even in 2005 - 60 years later.

What we would call CFIDS or 'gulf war syndrome' today. More about FDR

It is now suspected that he didn't have polio, but