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The above Land Dead pages links access lists of roster members who died while serving in ground units.
About Big Pigeon's WWII Dead > Land, Air, Sea Dead > Land Dead webpages:
​Division Dead Notes:
  • For each division, total WWII dead are included in the heading.
  • After each division heading line, the roster dead from that division are shown.
  • Division members who died stateside are included.
  • The 34th Infantry Division -- the Iowa/Minnesota/Dakotas National Guard -- had the most roster dead.
  • Parentheses enclose attached units. Attached unit dead are not included in total division dead.
  • MTO and  ETO denote Mediterranean Theater of Operations and European Theater of Operations.
  • The six WWII United States Marine Corps divisions are included in The Division Dead - Japan.
  • My source for army division dead totals is ​Army Battle Deaths and Non-Battle Casualties in World War II, https://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USA/ref/Casualties/Casualties-1.html#organization, pp. 80 & 82.