If the Virus has killed 1800 at least tested a day since April 7th 2020

Then the real number for the U.S. since April 7th would be 3 times that which would be
1800 time 14 which is 25,200 times 3 which is at least 75,000 just since april 7th alone if we are being realistic and that would be at the minimum and a very conservative estimate.

Yesterday I estimated that at the very least 100,000 people in the U.S. have died both tested and presumed so far since January  with Coronavirus at this point as of  yesterday. So, just add 1780 tested and multiply that by 3 to get a total of 105,030 today that have likely died from Coronavirus so far her in the U.S.

We only lost 50,000 boys and girls in the Viet Nam war as a reference point and we only lost 30,000 in the Korean war. So,  we have already lost more Americans to this than the Korean War, the Viet Nam war and likely the Afghanistan and Iraq wars combined at this point.

As of 2016 it was tabulated that we lost 4,424 men and women in the Iraq war and I'm thinking about the same in the Afghanistan war. So, yes, we have lost more people now than the Viet Nam War, the Korean War and the Iraq War and the Afghanistan war so far here in the U.S. to Coronavirus.