Current State of US Coalition Forces

Country	Troops	Location	Total Deaths (2003-07)	Status or Issues
Albania	120	Mosul,Nineveh province. Multi-National Brigade North	0	Increased troop level to 120 from 70 in 2005,  remained fairly stable since that time.  Seeking admittance to NATO in 2008.
Armenia	46	Al-Kut, Wasit province.   Multinational Division (MND) Central- South	0	No discussion of withdrawing troops. Serve under Polish command.  Troops are non-combat.  Approved to stay until end of 2007.
Australia	550	Tallil air base near Nassiryah in Dhi Qar province, southern Iraq.  MND  South- East	2	Prime Minister Howard staunch US supporter of Iraq War - no plans to withdraw despite growing pressure at home.  Involved in training Iraqi forces.
Azerbaijan	150	Haditha, Anbar province. MND West	0	Protects hydroelectric power station. No plans reported to remove troops.
Bosnia- Herzegovina	36	MND North- Central	0	Sent soldiers for a demining mission to Iraq in 2004, and Bosnian unit may be used to  destroy improvised devices.   Bosnia wants to cultivate image as a contributor to international security and hopes to join NATO.
Bulgaria	155 (120 non-combat; 35 support personnel)	Ashraf Refugee Camp, north of Baghdad MND Central- South	13	In February 2007, voted to extend mission for another year. Bulgaria had withdrawn its light infantry battalion consisting of about 450 troops in 2005 after the deaths of 13 soldiers and 6 civilians and strong public discontent over the Iraqi war.
Czech Republic	99	Basra area MND - South East	0	Not considering withdrawing its troops as of February 2007 and will stay until at least the end of 2007.   Training Iraqi policemen. Level of troops has remained relatively stable.
Denmark	460	Basra MND  South- East	6	Announced that it will withdraw its troops in August 2007 and will send  helicopter unit to replace ground troops. Prime Minister claims that the withdrawal decision illustrates progress made in southern Iraq.
Estonia	35	Baghdad	2	No plans for withdrawal. Defends involvement as not an occupation of Iraq, but at the request of Iraq government.  No significant change in troop levels since 2003.
Fiji	280	Baghdad UN security force	0	Troops serve in the UN guard unit protecting UN headquarters.  Fiji became one of the coalition partners in 2003.
Georgia	850 elite troops ~ 50 other troops	Baghdad - protecting Green Zone	0	Georgia aspires to join NATO. Decision to increase troop levels  to 2000  by June 2007 to protect border between Iraq and Iran and assist Baghdad security plan.
Hungary	150	Baghdad	1
Kazakhstan	27	MND Central- South	1	No withdrawal plans.
Latvia	125	Diwaniya MND Central- South	3	Troops to be withdrawn by June 20.  Will send additional troops to Afghanistan.
Lithuania	60	Basra MND  South- East	0	Current troops deployed on six month mission which began February 2007.  Polls show public support favoring withdrawal.
Macedonia	40	Taji MND North- Central	0	No withdrawal plans. Will keep troops in Iraq as long as US is there, according to statement May 1, 2007 by Chief of Staff Stojanovski.
Moldova	11	MND  Central-South	11	Troops returned home in January 2007. In April 2007, Parliament approved sending another 11 member team of bomb-diffusing experts to Iraq on a six month tour.
Mongolia	160	MND  Central- South	0	Part of Polish led sector.  Current levels approved through July 2007.
Netherlands	15	Baghdad - NATO training  mission	2	According to Defense Minister Henk Kamp, contingent likely to stay until early 2009.
Poland	900	Diwaniya MND  Central- South	20	Concentrates on reconstruction and security forces training.  No plans to withdraw. In April 2007, President Kaczynski stated that Polish troops will not be driven out of Iraq and that mission may change as insurgent attacks have increased in southern areas of Iraq.
Romania	500	Southern Iraq under British command - mostly in Tallil and Basra MND  South-East	2	Withdrew 99 troops from southern Iraq in April after UN mission in south ended.  Prime Minister Tariceanu has called for withdrawal of remainder by end of 2007. Withdrawal must be approved by Supreme Defense Council chaired by Romanian President. President, however, has been suspended though on constitutional abuses (referendum to be held on May 19th).
Slovakia	6	Two in Baghdad - Four with Polish-led forces MND  Central- South	4	In April 2007, withdrew five troops who were working with NATO forces training Iraqi military.  No plans to withdraw remaining six servicemen.
South Korea	1,300	Irbil MND North-Central	0	Gradually drawing down.  Reportedly will have timetable set up by July 2007 for withdrawal.
United Kingdom	7,100	Basra MND South- East	147	Reducing force level to 5,500 by end of summer.

Source: CRS table created by Kim Walker Klarman. May 2, 2007.