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I will copy paste some links to build a total tally of Saudi civilians killed by Yemeni Army/Houthi fire during the War.
2 killed (05 May 2015)^[1]
4 killed (07 May 2015)^[2]
3 killed (Could be civilians) (5 May 2015)^[3]
1 killed (02 August 2015)^[4]
2 killed (08 November)^[5]
3 killed (20 Dec 2015)^[6]
3 killed (01 Jan 2016)^[7]
New Changes for the record
Saudi Military Losses:

14 killed (25 March-30 April), [1] 1 killed (7 May) [2] 1 killed (20 May),[3] 2 killed (27 May),[4] 1 killed (31 May),[5] 6 killed (5 & 8 June)[6] [7] 1 killed (18 June) [8] 3 killed (24 June),[9] 1 killed (28 June), [10] 4 killed (31 July),[11] 2 killed (16 August), [12] 3 killed (21–22 August),[13] [14] 4 killed (25 August),[15] 10 killed (4 September),[16] 1 killed (10 September),[17] 5 killed (14 September),[18] 1 killed (15 September),[19] 2 killed (20 September),[20] 3 killed (25–27 September),[21] 1 killed (29 September),[22] 1 killed (1 October),[23] 1 killed (6 October),[24] 1 killed (7 October),[25] 1 killed (1 November),[26] 5 killed (30 November–1 December),[27][28] 1 killed (27 January 2016) [29] total of 79 reported killed</ref>

Saudi Civilian Losses:
3 killed (5 May 2015) [30] 4 killed (7 May 2015)[31] 2 killed (24 May 2015) [32] 1 killed (2 August 2015) [33] 2 killed (8 November 2015)[34] 3 killed (20 Dec 2015)[35] 3 killed (1 Jan 2016)[36]

It seems that no soldiers have been sent : Mankeur Ndiay, Senegalese Foreign Minister said in 2017 [37] :

Je peux dire aujourd’hui que le Sénégal n’a aucun soldat au Yémen. Le Sénégal n’a jamais envoyé de soldat au Yémen (Senegal never sent soldiers to Yemen.). Le Sénégal avait exprimé la volonté, si c’était nécessaire, de déployer 2 100 hommes au Yémen. Mais les conditions ont changé, et le Sénégal n’a, actuellement, aucun homme sur le terrain. (... and Senegal has, presently, no men on the field.)

--Le Petit Chat (talk) 15:15, 15 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Chilicheese22 and NuclearWizard: I think we should add AQAP as coalition's opponent. --Panam2014 (talk) 15:58, 7 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Please stop reverting the Sourced Data displayed at the Battlebox. More than one (The Independent - March 2016 and Aljazeera - May 2018) International Mainstream media have reported KSA losses in Yemen passing the 1,000 KIA. So unless that number is updated or changes stop reverting the information displayed there.

The same for the articles of Yemeni Civil War (2015–present) and the Saudi–Yemeni border conflict (2015–present).

A lot of information have been displayed with photos about killed KSA soldiers and matériel lost. So the 1,00 number is not far from reality.Mr.User200 (talk) 15:36, 3 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Agreed Mr.User200. please stop baseless removal of sourced informations. Regards.---Wikaviani (talk) 16:32, 3 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]