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'''Casualties''' were [[people]] that had [[death|died]].
 
 
 
A '''casualty''' is a [[people|person]] who suffered an accident, injury, or other trauma. It often referred to [[death|fatalities]], but non-fatal injuries were also considered casualties.
 
A '''casualty''' is a [[people|person]] who suffered an accident, injury, or other trauma. It often referred to [[death|fatalities]], but non-fatal injuries were also considered casualties.
   
Military use indicated those combatants rendered combat-ineffective, whether by death, injury, or capture.
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Military use indicated those combatants rendered combat-ineffective, whether by death, injury, or capture. [[Civilian casualties]] was a military term that described civilian or non-combatant persons killed or injured by military action.
 
[[Civilian casualties]] described civilian or non-combatant persons killed or injured by military action.
 
   
 
During wars, such as the [[Dominion War]], the numbers of casualties would increase significantly, especially among military personnel.
 
During wars, such as the [[Dominion War]], the numbers of casualties would increase significantly, especially among military personnel.

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A casualty is a person who suffered an accident, injury, or other trauma. It often referred to fatalities, but non-fatal injuries were also considered casualties.

Military use indicated those combatants rendered combat-ineffective, whether by death, injury, or capture. Civilian casualties was a military term that described civilian or non-combatant persons killed or injured by military action.

During wars, such as the Dominion War, the numbers of casualties would increase significantly, especially among military personnel.

Lists of casualties:

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