US & Coalition Forces
United Kingdom forces are listed in Operation Telic: British Forces Deployed
Commander Coalition Forces: General Tommy Franks, US Army.
USAF
28th Bomb Wing
34th Bomb Squadron and 37th
Bomb Squadron, plus support and logistical squadrons, equipped with B-1B
bombers.
49th Fighter Wing
The 49th Fighter wing is
home to the Air Force's two operational F-117 Nighthawk squadrons -- the
8th and 9th fighter squadrons, known as the "Black Sheep" and "Flying Knights,"
respectively.
1st Fighter Wing
27th Fighter Squadron, 71st Fighter Squadron, and 94th Fighter Squadron, plus support and logistical
squadrons, Equipped with F-15C Eagle fighters.
60th Air Mobility Wing
The 60th Wing includes the
6th and 9th refueling squadrons, which fly KC-10 Extenders. The wing also
has two squadrons that fly C-5 Galaxy transports.
55th Wing
RC-135 "Rivet Joint" reconnaissance
aircraft.
116th Air Control Wing
E-8C Joint Stars ground
surveillance aircraft.
347th Rescue Wing
HC-130 combat search-and-rescue
aircraft.
71st Rescue Squadron.
43rd Airlift Wing
The 43rd Airlift Wing includes
the 2nd and 41st airlift squadrons, which fly C-130 transports.
4th Fighter Wing
333rd-336th Fighter Squadrons,
plus support and logistical squadrons. Equipped with F-15E Strike Eagle
fighters.
6th Air Mobility Wing
The 6th Air Mobility Wing
includes the 91st Air Refueling Squadron. Equipepd with KC-135 refueling
tankers.
11th Reconnaissance Squadron
The 11th and 15th reconnaissance
squadrons, both part of the 57th Wing, are the only Air Force squadrons
that operate the Predator.
16th Special Operations
Wing
AC-130 gunships, MC-130
Combat Talons.
52nd Fighter Wing
22nd Fighter Squadron, 23rd
Fighter Squadron, 81st Fighter Squadron and 606th Air Control Squadron,
plus support and logistical squadrons.
509th Bomb Wing
Operating B-2 Spirit stealth
bombers
US Army
1st Cavalry Division
1st Armored Division
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
10th Mountain Division (Light
Infantry)
3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized)
101st Airborne Division
(Air Assault)
82nd Airborne Division
4th Infantry Division (Mechanized)
3rd Brigade, 4th Infantry
Division (Mechanized)
32nd Army Air and Missile
Defense Command
Army Forces Central Command
US Navy
Aircraft Carrier battlegroups
USS Kittyhawk
USS Harry S. Truman
USS Constellation
USS Theodore Roosevelt
USS Abraham Lincoln
Plus supply ships
US Marines
2nd Marine Expeditionary
Brigade
1st Marine Expeditionary
Force
15th Marine Expeditionary
Unit
24th Marine Expeditionary
Unit
US Coast Guard
Port Security Unit 305
Port Security Unit 307
Port Security Unit 308
Port Security Unit 309
USCGC Adak
USCGC Monomoy
USCGC Walnut
USCGC Boutwell
USCGC Wrangell
USCGC Knight Island
USCGC Grand Isle
USCGC Bainbridge Island
USCGC Aquidneck
USCGC Pea Island
An Australian National Headquarters headed by Brigadier Maurie McNarn.
An RAAF Squadron of 14 F/A-18s.
An RAAF detachment of 3
Hercules C130.
An RAAF detachment of 3
P-3C Orion.
An RAAF Air Forward Command
Element.
HMAS Kanimbla carrying army
landing craft and Army air defence detachment and a specialist explosives
ordnance team.
HMAS Anzac
HMAS Darwin
A Navy clearance diver team.
SASR
16th Air Defense Regiment
5th Aviation Regiment including
CH-47D Chinooks.
Incident Response Regiment
4th Battalion, Royal Australian
Regiment (Commando).
A corvette and a submarine, a medical team, and AWACS crew-members. Also set aside $43 million in funds
for postwar reconstruction.
Defence of Turkey: 5 liaison officers to NATO crews in turkey, 10,000 doses of small pox vaccine and
1700 sets of protection gear against nuclear, biological and chemical attacks.
Patriot batteries to Turkey and 300 soldiers to men them. Basing and pass-through rights to US forces and post-war participation in peacekeeping in Iraq.
56 soldiers of GROM, strengthening the sub-unit participating in Enduring Freedom.
A decontamination platoon.
ORP "Czernicki" vessel.
1,100 troops divided into two teams protecting maritime transportation routes and providing aerial defense of southern Turkey, respectively.
600 military engineers and 100medics.
Basing and overfly rights. 278 experts in landmine removal and chemical and biological decontamination. Romania contributed post-conflict and non-combatant military troops for humanitarian missions.
Czechslovakia sending a chemical-biological warfare support unit.
Granted U.S. permission to use Lajes Field air base in the Azores Islands, a traditional eastern Atlantic refuelling stop.
ORP Kontraadmiral Xawery Czernicki, Logistics ship, as part of support group for US 5th Fleet from
10th July 2002 until 1st August 2003. GROM, Polish special forces.
Basing and overfly rights.
Due to constitutional restrictions, post war humanitarian support and financial aid.
offered 150 non-combat troops.
Provided basing rights
Will provide troops to postwar peacekeeping.
Postwar humanitarian relief.
Basing and overfly rights.
Afghanistan
Azerbaijan
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Honduras
Latvia
Lithuania
Macedonia
Marshall Islands
Micronesia
Mongolia
Nicaragua
Palau
Panama
Philippines
Rwanda
Slovakia
Solomon Islands
Uganda
Uzbekistan
Coalition countries:
Afghanistan
Albania
Angola
Australia
Azerbaijan
Bulgaria
Colombia
Costa Rica
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominican Republic
El Salvador
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Georgia
Honduras
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Japan
Kuwait
Latvia
Lithuania
Macedonia
Marshall Islands
Micronesia
Mongolia
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Palau
Panama
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Rwanda
Singapore
Slovakia
Solomon Islands
South Korea
Spain
Tonga
Turkey
Uganda
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States
Uzbekistan
Nations providing postwar humanitarian relief, but NOT as part of an occupying force.
New Zealand: An engineering detachment of 61 NZDF personnel alongside UK forces in south-east Iraq on humanitarian, repair and refurbishment work. Serving with the Multi-National Division (South East) at Basrah.
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