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Статистику часто приводят в качестве бекграунда организации, отвечающие за это, в частности, министерство по делам ветеранов (Veteran Affairs).

Здесь длинный вордовский док (http://www1.va.gov/vetdata/docs/POWCY04Final4-7-05forweb.doc)

Кратко: всего взято в плен 130,201 погибли в плену 14,072. Флот (и, соответственно, морская пехота) статистику по ТВД не разделял. На флоте взято в плен 3848, погибли в плену 901. В морской пехоте -- 2274/518. Большинство, очевидно, на Тихом океане.

В армии и авиации взято в плен 124079, погибли 12653. Из них:
На европейском и средиземноморском ТВД пленных 93941, погибших 1121
На тихоокеанском без Филиппин пленных 1885, погибших 457
На Филиппинах пленных 25580, погибших 10650
На прочих ТВД пленных 2673, погибших 425

Поименные списки убитых, раненых, и попавших в плен (с разбивкой вернулся/погиб в плену) есть в Национальном архиве, но сайта доступны пока лишь в сканах-pdf-ах.

GRAND TOTAL 130,201 14,072 116,129 29,850
Army & Air Corps – Total 124,079 12,653 111,426 28,800
European theater/ Mediterranean (a) 93,941 1,121 92,820 24,500 (b)
Pacific (Other than the Philippines) 1,885 457 1,428 350 (b)
Other Theaters of Operation 2,673 425 2,248 600 (b)
The Philippines (c) (Dec. 7, 1941 thru May 10, 1942) 25,580 10,650 14,930 3,350 (b)
Navy & Marine Corps – Total 6,122 1,419 4,703 1,050
Navy (d) 3,848 901 2,947 650 (b)
Marine Corps (e) 2,274 518 1,756 400 (b)

(a) Includes 23,554 captured during the Battle of Bulge (Ardennes, December 16, 1944 – January 25, 1945).
(b) The calculation uses an estimated 2004 death rate for male “WW II only” veterans and makes no distinction among WW II branches and theater with respect to death rate. Estimates of survivors are rounded to nearest 50.
(c) Also known as the Bataan-Corregidor combat zone. Data include Filipino Scouts. U.S. Forces captured included approximately 17,000 American nationals and 12,000 Filipino Scouts. During the first year of captivity, a reported 30% of the Americans and 8% of the Filipinos died. Data are unclear as to the number of each group surviving to repatriation, but a very rough estimate would be 11,000 Americans and 4,000 Filipino Scouts. This information is based on military records developed during the war, but no accurate breakdown was made after repatriation. In addition, some 7,300 American civilian men, women, and children were involuntarily incarcerated by the Japanese in 1941 – 1942. An additional 13,000 of mixed American and Asian parentage holding American citizenship hid out during this period and were never interned.
(d) Navy casualty data are allocated to naval vessels, not to theater of operations.
(e) Marine Corps personnel captured in the Philippines December 1941 – May 1942 totaled 1,388. Data on numbers dying during captivity, repatriated, and still living are not available for the Philippines.

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Спасибо

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http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0778677.html

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Вообще это в гугле находится за 15 секунд

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