Great War losses (Pacifica)

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The Great War was one of the deadliest military conflicts in history. An estimated total of x million people perished, or about x% of the 3 billion people on Pacifica in 1949. Deaths directly caused by the war (including military and civilian fatalities) are estimated at x million, with an additional estimated x million deaths from war-related disease and famine. Civilian deaths totaled x million. Military deaths from all causes totaled x million, including deaths in captivity of about x million prisoners of war.

Human losses by country

Death toll & military wounded by country of the Great War

Country	Total population 1/1/1949	Number served in the military during the whole war	Military deaths from all causes (included missing in action)	Civilian deaths due to military activity and crimes against humanity	Civilian deaths due to war-related famine and disease	Total deaths	Deaths as % of 1949 population	Military deaths as % of number served	Military wounded
Emerald	13,280,000	1,830,000	520,000	3,000		550,000			300,023
Free State	41,000	2,000	200	35,000-39,500		35,000-40,000	85.4-97.6	10	200
Karnetvor (1949 borders including colonies)	30,022,000	4,260,000	1,067,000	183,000		1,250,000	4.14	25	1,422,600
Sedunn	28,905,000	3,750,000	108,800	2,000		110,800	0.38	2.9	168,600
Pyhdon-Fálistríca

Equipment losses by country

Land

• Karnetvor: Around 13,500 tanks and self-propelled guns, most of which were lost in Crabry.
• Sedunn: Around 1,800 tanks, self-propelled guns and tank destroyers. A majority of the losses occurred in Termina.

Sea

Table of losses

Country	Carriers, Escort carrier and Seaplane tenders	Battleships and battlecruisers	Cruisers	Destroyers	Escort destroyers, frigates and Sloops	Submarines	Other warships	Auxiliary	Total	Notes
Emerald	6	8	16	11	9	5	3	40	98
Free State							2	5	7
Karnetvor	8	3	16	57		55			139
Sedunn	3	1	2	16	3	10	20	67	120

Air

• Karnetvor: Total losses were nearly 18,000, including 10,000 operational losses.
• Sedunn: About 12,300 fighters and 4,900 bombers for a total of 17,200, of which 11,600 were operational losses.