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War medals of the British Army, and how they were won

Note 173 — FINAL BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL.

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Number killed, wounded, etc., of the British army in the Crimea, from the date of embarkation for the East, to the 30th. April, 1856.

Cavalry. Artillery. Engineers. Infantry.

Officers. N.-C. O. & Men. Officers. N.-C. O. & Men. Officers. N.-C. O. & Men. Officers. N.-C. O. & Men.

Killed in action 9 114 11 121 9 32 125 2331

Died of wounds 4 26 1 52 6 23 73 1832

Died of disease, etc. 23 1007 10 1298 5 175 105 13,414

Total deaths 36 1147 22 1471 20 230 303 17,577

Wounded { severely 12 113 6 632 7 31 254 5186

Wounded { slightly 14 124 24 6 55 181 5220

Total wounded 26 237 30 632 13 86 435 10,406

Number who suffered amputation 1 22 1 32 2 7 34 810

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