How many US soldiers died in Vietnam in 1973?

In 1973, 68 US soldiers died in Vietnam.

US Involvement in 1973

The year 1973 marked a pivotal phase in the Vietnam War, primarily characterized by the withdrawal of US forces. By March 29, 1973, the US military presence in Vietnam was reduced from approximately 24,000 troops to zero. This significant reduction followed the signing of the Paris Peace Accords in January 1973, which aimed to establish peace in Vietnam and facilitate the complete withdrawal of American combat troops.

Casualties Overview for 1973

While US combat involvement largely ceased, the conflict continued to exact a heavy toll, particularly on Vietnamese forces. The casualties in 1973, as the US withdrew, highlight the ongoing intensity of the war for the Vietnamese factions involved.

Here's a breakdown of the reported casualties in 1973:

The relatively low number of US fatalities in 1973 reflects the conclusion of direct American combat operations. Despite the peace agreement and the US withdrawal, the fighting between North and South Vietnamese forces persisted throughout the year, leading to substantial losses for both sides.