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Iraq
A Look at the "Unilateral" Forces in Iraq
2003-09-26
There are more than 20,000 troops or security forces in Iraq from nations other than the United States, which has 130,000. Most of the non-U.S. troops are organized under two peacekeeping contingents, the British in the south and the Poles in central Iraq. They are:

Britain: 7,400; 1,200 more planned.
Italy: 3,000
Poland: 2,400
Ukraine: 1,640
Spain: 1,300
Netherlands: 1,106
Romania: 600
Bulgaria: 480
Denmark: 406; 90 more planned for October.
Thailand: 400
El Salvador: 360
Honduras: 360
Czech Republic: 312
Dominican Republic: 300
Hungary: 290
Philippines: 177
Mongolia: 174
Norway: 156
Nicaragua: 120
Portugal: 120
Latvia: 106
Lithuania: 90; may send 50 more.
Slovakia: 82
Albania: 70
New Zealand: 61
Estonia: 55
Macedonia: 28
Kazakhstan: 27
We will remember, thank you.
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