LOSSES IN THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY JUNE 3-7, 1942
Ships Sunk				Ships Sunk
Carriers:     Akagi, Hiryu, Kaga, Soryu Cruisers:     Mikuma Destroyers:     None				Carriers:     USS Yorktown Cruisers:     None Destroyers:     USS Hammann
TOTAL CARRIERS LOST: 4 TOTAL CRUISERS LOST: 1 TOTAL DESTROYERS LOST: 0				TOTAL CARRIERS LOST: 1 TOTAL CRUISERS LOST: 0 TOTAL DESTROYERS LOST: 1
Ships With Severe Damage				Ships With Severe Damage
Cruisers:     Mogami				None
Ships With Medium Damage				Ships With Medium Damage
Destroyers:     Arashio, Asashio				None
Ships With Slight Damage				Ships With Slight Damage
Oilers:     Akebono Maru Destroyers:     Tanikaze Battleships:     Haruna				None
Aircraft Loss				Aircraft Loss
Carrier Aircraft Lost: 261 Mitsubishi A6M2, "Zero" Fighter Aichi D3A1, "Val" Carrier Bomber Nakajima B5N2, "Kate" Carrier Attack Plane Lost in Midway Air Strike: 6 Lost in Combat Air Patrol: 12 Lost in Attacks Against U.S. Carriers: 24 Lost with Carriers when They Sunk: 219 TOTAL: 261 Fighters Being Ferried             Lost: 21 Seaplanes Lost: 10 TOTAL: 31				Carrier Aircraft Lost: 109 Grumman F4F-3/-4, "Wildcat" Fighter Douglas SBD-2/-3, "Dauntless" Dive Bomber Douglas TBD-1, "Devastator" Torpedo Bomber Shore Based Aircraft Lost: Marine: 28 Douglas SBD-2, "Dauntless" Dive Bomber Vought SB2U-3, "Vindicator" Dive Bomber Grumman F4F-3, "Wildcat" Fighter Brewster F2A-3, "Buffalo" Fighter Navy: 6 Grumman TBF-1, "Avenger" Torpedo Bomber Consolidated PBY-5/-5A, "Catalina" Search and Rescue Plane Army: 2 Martin B-26, "Marauder" Bomber
**TOTAL AIRCRAFT LOST: 292				**TOTAL AIRCRAFT LOST: 145
**These figures appear to be the most accurate number of American and Japanese planes lost after reviewing the historic accounts of the battle from multiple sources.
Casualties				Casualties
Japanese: 2500				United States: 307