This collection lists War Department casualties (Army and Army Air Force personnel) from World War II. Information provided includes serial number, rank and type of casualty. The birthplace or residence of the deceased is not indicated.
- DNB: Died Non-battle
- DOI: Died of Injuries
- DOW: Died of Wounds
- FOD: Finding of Death
- KIA: Killed in Action
- M: Missing
Information about the Serial Number
Male Commissioned Officers’ serial numbers start with the letter “O”
Warrant Officers’ serial numbers start with the letter “W”
Flight Officers’ serial numbers start with the letter “T”
Enlisted serial numbers start with the number “1”
National Guard serial numbers start with the number “2”
Selective Service (“Draft”) serial numbers start with the number “3” or “4”
The second number in the non-commissioned officer’s and private’s serial number indicates the “Army Area.”
World War II Casualties – Army, Air Force
- Alabama World War 2 Casualties
- Alaska World War 2 Casualties
- Arizona World War 2 Casualties (incomplete)
- Arkansas World War 2 Casualties
- California World War 2 Casualties
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- Delaware World War 2 Casualties
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- Georgia World War 2 Casualties
- Hawaii World War 2 Casualties
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- Iowa World War 2 Casualties
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- Kentucky World War 2 Casualties
- Louisiana World War 2 Casualties
- Maine World War 2 Casualties
- Maryland World War 2 Casualties
- Massachusetts World War 2 Casualties
- Michigan World War 2 Casualties (incomplete)
- Minnesota World War 2 Casualties
- Mississippi World War 2 Casualties
- Missouri World War 2 Casualties
- Montana World War 2 Casualties
- Nebraska World War 2 Casualties
- Nevada World War 2 Casualties
- New Hampshire World War 2 Casualties
- New Jersey World War 2 Casualties
- New Mexico World War 2 Casualties
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- North Carolina World War 2 Casualties
- North Dakota World War 2 Casualties
- Ohio World War 2 Casualties
- Oklahoma World War 2 Casualties
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- Pennsylvania World War 2 Casualties
- Rhode Island World War 2 Casualties
- South Carolina World War 2 Casualties
- South Dakota World War 2 Casualties
- Tennessee World War 2 Casualties
- Texas World War 2 Casualties
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- Vermont World War 2 Casualties
- Virginia World War 2 Casualties
- Washington World War 2 Casualties
- West Virginia World War 2 Casualties
- Wisconsin World War 2 Casualties
- Wyoming World War 2 Casualties
See Also: World War 2 Casualties – Navy, Marines, Coast Guard
Why can I not look at the casualties for Maryland
Trying to find info on my uncle Carl Nelson Woody who died in Aleutian Islands off Alaska near end of WW2 in war on Japan. If I can locate his “dog tag” will it help? I’m trying to pinpoint the actual island and location on which he was killed when a road grader overturned and pinned him. I believe he was Army. My dad’s brother. He was from Lafrance, Anderson County, South Carolina.
You previously had valuable text files on line showing the Army/Air Force casualties of World War II by State and County. I can no longer find those files. Is there a way to get to them, or have they been deleted. Looking up names on a database form is of no use to me, since you already have to know a name to get to it.
Ed
Hi Ed, unfortunately some people thought they were “valuable” enough to pilfer them from our site to place on their own sites, either by county or locality. So I have removed the capability of displaying by location. Sorry. It’s always the few bad apples that ruin things for all of us.
I’m looking for James Alan Hartinger in the South Dakota Casulty list, but there doesn’t seem to be a link.
Jon, unlinked items are not currently in the database. Sorry.