Anzacs and Us
Statistics

Selected pages from A Diary of the ANZACs Campaign in Gallipoliwritten by Kate Klemick, edited by Captain Amner, used with permission of the Army Museum Waiouru - Education Service. 

STATISTICS: 	
8,556 new Zealanders served at Gallipoli:
2,515 were killed in action:
206 died of disease and other casues:
4,752 were wounded (some more than once): 	

Of all the Allied countries that went to fight at Gallipoli, New Zealand sent the highest number in relation to the size of our country at the time. New Zealand also sacrificed more men than any other country in proportion oto our size. 
In total one of every ten New Zealanders (including men, women and children) served in World War I. 
For every 100 that fought, nearly 17 would be killed. 
For the remaining 83 that survived, 41 of them would be wounded. 	

© Ministry of Education, Wellington, New Zealand (First published 1998)