The tables below represented the recorded casualties of the Regiment from September 1939 to December 1945. The numbers may change as I do more research, but they shouldn’t change by much. What I have not presented in the tables is a summary of soldiers killed in action. The number for the other ranks is 424 killed or 24.48%. The number of officers killed in action is actually 29, again, 25%. The high percentage is the result of the Battalion essentially being wiped out twice; the July 25, 1944 attack at Verrieres Ridge (305, including 111 killed); and, October 13, 1944, the infamous Black Friday, (145, including 56 killed).

Casualties – Other Ranks	#	%
1. KIA	349	20.2%
2. Died of Wounds	66	3.8%
3. Wounded	1047	60.5%
4. Missing	0	0.0%
7. Died	12	0.7%
8. Died of Wounds – POW	4	0.2%
9. Died while Prisoner of War	6	0.3%
10. Presumed Killed	4	0.2%
13. Suicide	2	0.1%
18. Wounded b/c Inury	18	1.0%
19. Died of Wounds B.C. Injury	1	0.1%
23. Presumed Died of Wounds	1	0.1%
24. Released POW	193	11.1%
25. Released POW Wounded	29	1.7%
	1732	100%

Casualties – Officers	#	%
1. KIA	18	16%
2. Died of Wounds	9	8%
3. Wounded	73	63%
4. Missing	3	3%
7. Died	2	2%
8. Died of Wounds – POW	1	1%
10. Presumed Killed	1	1%
18. Wounded b/c Inury	2	2%
24. Released POW	6	5%
25. Released POW Wounded	1	1%
	116	100%