| clgo:causalties | - 7 missing
- 730 killed
- 274 killed
- (2,800–3,500 killed, 9,000+ wounded, 7 missing, 250+ captured)ref|Not including ARVN Ranger, RF/PF, Forward Operation Base 3 – U.S. Army, Royal Laotian Army and SOG commandos losses. The low figure often cited for US casualties (205 killed in action, 443 wounded, 2 missing) does not take into account U.S. Army or Air Force casualties or those incurred during Operation Pegasus.|group=Note
- CIDG losses: 1,000 – 1,500 killed or missing, at least 250 captured (in Lang Vei), wounded unknown
- (At Khe Sanh:)
- (Casualties of USAF personnel:)
- (During aerial resupply:)
- 1 KC-130, 3 C-123
- 12,000+ casualties
- 2,396 wounded
- 2,642 wounded,
- 485 killed
- 5 ~ 20 killed, wounded unknown
- At least 11 marines killed, wounded unknown
- Kingdom of Laos: Unknown.
- Total (21 January – 9 July):
- U.S. losses:
- (Operation Charlie for the final evacuation (19 June – 5 July 1968):)
- 2,541 wounded (not including ARVN Ranger, RF/PF, Forward Operation Base 3 – US Army and Royal Laotian Army losses)
- (Operation Scotland I (1 November 1967 – 31 March 1968) & Operation Pegasus ( 1–14 April 1968):)
- North Vietnamese claim: ~11,900 killed or wounded (including about 9,000 American soldiers); 197 aircraft, 78 tanks, 46 cannons, 50 ammunition depots destroyed
- ARVN losses: 229 killed, 436 wounded (not including CIDG, RF/PF and SOG losses)
- (Operation Scotland II (15 April 1968 – July 1968):)
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| clgo:strength | - 30 light tanks PT-76
- *Siege at Khe Sanh: ~17,200 (304th and 308th Division)
- *Defense at Route 9: ~16,900 (320th and 324th Division)
- Operation Pegasus: ~20,000 (1st Air Cavalry and Marine units)
- ~40,000 in total, in which:
- ~45,000 in total
- ~6,000 Marines at the Combat Base of Khe Sanh
- Operation Arc Light and operation Niagara: U.S. Air Forces
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