|
TOTAL INVASION DEPLOYMENT
CURRENT DEPLOYMENT BY COUNTRY
 South Korea: 3,600 peak—933 current (12/07; deployed 5/03) Romania: 730 peak—397 current (11/07; deployed 7/03) El Salvador: 380 peak—280 current (12/07; deployed 8/03) Czech Republic: 300 peak—99 current (11/07) Azerbaijan: 250 peak—88 current (9/07) Georgia: 2,000 troops (12/07; deployed 8/03) Denmark: 545 peak—50 current (12/07, deployed 4/03) Mongolia: 180 peak—100 current (2/07; deployed 8/03) Albania: 120 peak—70 current(10/07; deployed 4/03) Bosnia and Herzegovina: 37 troops (9/07; deployed 6/05) Ukraine: 1,650 peak-37 current (2/08; deployed 8/03) Estonia: 40 troops (12/07; deployed 6/05) Macedonia: 40 troops (7/07; deployed 7/03) Kazakhstan: 29 troops (12/07; deployed 9/03) Moldova: 24 peak—11 current (9/07; deployed 9/03) Bulgaria: 485 peak—155 current (2/08; deployed 5/03) Armenia: 46 troops(07/07; deployed 1/05) Latvia: 136 peak—3 current(10/07; deployed 4/04) Singapore: 1 troop (deployed 12/03) Tonga: 55 troops (deployed 7/04)
APPROXIMATE TOTAL DEPLOYMENT AS OF 2/08
- 166,000 troops (incl. ~10,200 non-U.S.)
APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF CONTRACTORS AS OF 2/08
- 161,000 contractors: 53% (~85,300) Iraqi, 17% (~27,400) American, 30% (~45,500) Other
- Including 20–30,000 mercenaries as of 12/07
NATO Training Mission – Iraq
Countries involved with the NATO training mission, NATO NTM-I
|
 Slovakia: 110 peak (deployed 8/03-withdrawn 12/07) Lithuania: 120 peak (deployed 6/03—withdrawn 08/07) Italy: 3,200 peak (deployed 7/03—withdrawn 11/06) Netherlands: 1,345 troops (deployed 7/03—withdrawn 3/05) Spain: 1,300 troops (deployed 4/03—withdrawn 4/04) Japan: 600 troops (deployed 1/04—withdrawn 7/06) Thailand: 423 troops (deployed 8/03—withdrawn 8/04) Honduras: 368 troops (deployed 8/03—withdrawn 5/04) Dominican Republic: 302 troops (withdrawn 5/04) Hungary: 300 troops (deployed 8/03—withdrawn 3/05) Nicaragua: 230 troops (deployed 9/03—withdrawn 2/04) Norway: 150 troops (deployed 7/03—withdrawn 8/06) Portugal: 128 troops (deployed 11/03—withdrawn 2/05) New Zealand: 61 troops (deployed 9/03—withdrawn 9/04) Philippines: 51 troops (deployed 7/03—withdrawn 7/04) Iceland: 2 troops (deployed 5/03—withdrawal date unknown)
|
- Multi-National Force - West—MNF-W is headquartered by the U.S. I Marine Expeditionary Force, based at Camp Fallujah, and is responsible for Al Anbar province. Other major bases include those at Al Asad Airbase, near Syria, and the provincal capital Ramadi.
- Multi-National Division - Baghdad—MND-Baghdad, also known as Task Force Baghdad, is headquartered by the 1st Cavalry Division and based near Baghdad International Airport. Other major bases include those at Taji and Iskandariyah, with 6+ smaller bases located throughout Baghdad.
- Multinational Division Central-South—MND-CS is headquartered by the Polish military, which is based in Diwaniyah, and includes the cities of Kut, Hillah, and Karbala and Najaf.
- Multi-National Division - North—MND-North Central, also known as Task Force Lightning, is headquartered by the 25th Infantry Division based in Tikrit. Other major bases include Baqubah, Mosul and Kirkuk (also responsible for the city of Balad, the site of a major U.S. Air Force Base and LSA Anaconda (see below).
- Multi-National Division (South-East)—MND-SE operates in the southernmost part of Iraq including the cities of Basra, An Nasiriyah (the site of Ali Air Base, controlled by the U.S. Air Force), As Samawah, Al Amarah. The division is headquartered by elements of the British military, based at Basra airfield.
- Logistics Support Area Anaconda—located within the MND-North area of responsibility but under separate command. It is currently run by the U.S. 3rd Corps Support Command and is located near Nasiriyah. The facility includes USAF's Balad Air Base. 3rd COSCOM is responsible for providing logistic support and convoy security throughout the theater.
|
