Introduction[]
The Sino-Indian war was a territorial conflict between Communist China and India starting in June 12 1962, and ending in October 19, 1963. The conclusion of the war was the capture of a total of 50,000 km² of territory on China. The Casualties and Strength of India and China have been detailed below:
China: 120,000 troops
Casualties:
(Chinese Sources):
7,832 killed and wounded
4,112 missing and captured
(Indian Claims):
46,000 killed and wounded
29,000 missing and captured
India: 45,000 troops
Casualties:
6,449 killed and wounded
3,971 missing and captured
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