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  1. Here is a list of U.S. Presidents, their party affiliations, and the estimated number of U.S. soldiers killed during their administrations: James Madison (Democratic-Republican) War of 1812: Approximately 15,000 killed James K. Polk (Democrat) Mexican-American War: Approximately 13,000 killed Abraham Lincoln (Republican) American Civil War: Approximately 620,000 killed William McKinley (Republican) Spanish-American War: Approximately 2,446 killed Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) World War I: Approximately 116,516 killed Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) World War II: Approximately 405,399 killed Harry S. Truman (Democrat) World War II (continued): Deaths included in FDR's total Korean War: Approximately 36,574 killed Lyndon B. Johnson (Democrat) Vietnam War: Approximately 30,000 killed during his term (total U.S. deaths in Vietnam War approximately 58,220) Richard Nixon (Republican) Vietnam War: Approximately 20,000 killed during his term (total U.S. deaths in Vietnam War approximately 58,220) Gerald Ford (Republican) Vietnam War: Deaths included in previous totals; last U.S. casualties in 1975 Ronald Reagan (Republican) Beirut barracks bombing: Approximately 241 killed Invasion of Grenada: Approximately 19 killed George H. W. Bush (Republican) Panama Invasion: Approximately 23 killed Gulf War: Approximately 294 killed Bill Clinton (Democrat) Somalia (Black Hawk Down incident): Approximately 18 killed Bosnia and Kosovo: Small number of casualties, fewer than 50 George W. Bush (Republican) War on Terror (including Afghanistan and Iraq Wars): Approximately 6,717 killed Barack Obama (Democrat) War on Terror (including Afghanistan and Iraq Wars): Approximately 2,035 killed Donald Trump (Republican) War on Terror (including Afghanistan and Syria): Approximately 63 killed These numbers are estimates and reflect military deaths during significant conflicts or incidents during each president's administration. The figures can vary slightly based on different sources and methods of counting.
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