A fleet of ships to feed a trillion people? That's at least E13 kg of just food for a week, not including water, other supplies and the mass of ships to haul it. How did they think that would save them?

What was even worse was the shield generator that was the only thing protecting a major planet from being reduced to slag from orbit. So the Sith launch a ground assault ... against how many to defend a major world? Let's see, the Siege of Constantinople had eightythousand defenders, the Battle of Berlin was eight hundred thousand defenders fighting two and a half million attackers ignoring armour, artillery and planes. So a major planet should be able to throw a few tens of millions, right? And if you intend to invade one from orbit, you'd have to have hundreds of millions of troops, right?

Well, it turns out you ony need to raise four thousand troops across an entire planet to defend against a mere fifty thousand. Remember, the thing you're defending is all that is stopping your entire planet being reduced to slag from orbit.

Then again, the Star Wars universe has always been ridiculously stupid with numbers.