That's partly it, but what I really meant was that America didn't have many combat casualties, relative to other countries. 53,400 according to Wikipedia, which

That's partly it, but what I really meant was that America didn't have many combat casualties, relative to other countries. 53,400 according to Wikipedia, which was less than Canada's 56,600, and much less than France's 1,150,000 or Germany's 1,800,000. The US basically wasn't a major combatant in that war, so it's not a representative country to use as an example. I'm sure it does show that factory conditions were brutal, but it falsely implies that they were more brutal than combat conditions.