The casualties the 4th Division suffered on Utah Beach were much lighter than the losses of the 1st and 29th Divisions at Omaha Beach. Only about 175 soldiers were killed or wounded at Utah Beach as compared to nearly 3,000 Americans killed or wounded at Omaha Beach. Despite this, the medics still had plenty of work to do. 

Medics at work

Soldiers of the 92nd Infantry Division operate a mortar, Massa, Italy in November 1944.

Mortar Team

Troops of the 194th Glider Infantry Regiment, 17th Airborne Division, after landing on the eastern banks of the Rhine river, near the city of Wesel, Germany (Operation Varsity); March 25, 1945.