Ottoman casualties of World War I
Ottoman military casualties
Until World War I, Istanbul's civilian Muslim population and non-Muslim millets (minorities for some sources) were exempt from the conscription Making exception of the indirect effects of often perennial arrangements, such as those that existed for the labor force of the arsenal and the dockyards.

Ottoman casualties of World War I

Section Title: Ottoman military casualties
Table Section Text: Until World War I, Istanbul's civilian Muslim population and non-Muslim millets (minorities for some sources) were exempt from the conscription Making exception of the indirect effects of often perennial arrangements, such as those that existed for the labor force of the arsenal and the dockyards.

Category	Totals

Total number of conscripts and officers mobilized	2,873,000

Killed in action	175,220

Missing in action	61,487

Died of wounds	68,378

Perished from diseases and epidemics	466,759

Dead: Killed in action and other causes	771,844

Seriously wounded (permanent loss, including died of wounds)	303,150

Total wounded in action	763,753

Prisoners of War (combined from all theaters of war)	145,104

Absent without leave	500,000

Sentence(s)

In Ottoman casualties of World War I, 771,844 were military casualties killed in action and other causes.

final_sentence: In Ottoman casualties of World War I, 771,844 were military casualties killed in action and other causes.