During the Gallipoli campaign, which took place from April 25, 1915 to January 9, 1916, it is estimated that there were a total of 392,000 casualties. These included approximately:
- 87,000 Ottoman Empire casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 66,000 British Empire casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 27,000 French casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 16,000 Australian casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 7,000 New Zealand casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 3,000 Indian casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 3,000 Newfoundland casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 4,000 other Allied casualties (killed, wounded, and missing)
- 179,000 sick or non-battle casualties (all sides)
It is important to note that casualty figures can vary depending on different sources and interpretations of data.
How many casualties were there in the Gallipoli campaign
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