Country Participation in US-led Coalition; Es - Li
Click on country name to see the details of their contribution to the US - led coalition. | | | | | Coalition Partners By CountryEstonia
Troops in Iraq:55 Total Troops:55 Fatalities:2 | The following is stated in the article "Welcome New Friends, Addition of 7 Coalition Nations to NATO Bodes Well for the Global War on Terrorism" published in Volume #12 of the Coalition Bulletin in May of 2004: - Afghanistan - 6-person EOD team plus one doctor with ISAF in Kabul.
- Iraq - 45 troops plus 1 officer serving in CJTF-7."
May 2004 Coalition Bulletin
Jim Krane, journalist, stated in his article "U.S. Build Motley Posse for Iraq Peace", published by the Associated Press on July 3, 2003: Ian Williams, a journalist, stated in the article "The Precarious Coalition", published on AlterNet.org on Mar. 25, 2003: The following comment in support of the coalition made by the Government of Estonia on Mar. 20, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: |
Ethiopia
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: | Alan Perrott, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Coalition of the Willing? Not Us, Say Solomon Islanders", published on Mar. 28, 2003: |
Fiji
Troops in Iraq:150 Total Troops:150 (150 for UNAMI) Fatalities: | United Nations News Service, stated in the release "Fiji to Provide Security Detail for UN Officials in Iraq", on Oct. 20, 2004: |
Finland
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$5.1M Delivered:$862K | No Further Information Found
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France
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$10.7M Delivered:$10.7M | The following was stated in the article "Who Will Send Troops to Iraq", published by BBC News on Sep. 4, 2003: |
Georgia
Troops in Iraq:300 Total Troops:898 (500 for UNAMI) Fatalities: | Richard Boucher, US Department of State spokesman, stated the following in a press briefing on Nov. 4, 2004: Robert McMahon, a journalist, stated in the report "Iraq: Georgia, Romania May Boost Small UN Protection Force", broadcast by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty on Dec. 20, 2004: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze on Mar. 20, 2003, was published on the US White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: Additional statement made by Georgian Government Representative Shalva Pichkhadze on Mar. 20, 2003: Ian Williams, a journalist, stated in the article "The Precarious Coalition", published on AlterNet.org on Mar. 25, 2003: |
Greece
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$4.6M Delivered:0 | Paolo Pasicolan and Carrie Satterlee stated the following in their "Web Memo : 'Coalition of the Willing' Already Larger Than the 1991 Gulf War Coalition" published by the Heritage Foundation on Mar. 19, 2003:
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Honduras
Troops in Iraq:0 Total Troops:0 Fatalities: | Judy Dempsey, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Hungary Joins Others in Pulling Troops from Iraq", published by International Herald Tribune on Nov. 4, 2004: The following was stated in the article "Honduras Rushes To Pull Out Troops", published by CNN.com on Apr. 19, 2004: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Honduran President Maduro on Mar. 20, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003 |
Hungary
Troops in Iraq:0 Total Troops:0 Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$190K Delivered:0 | The following statement taken from "International Contributions to the War on Terror," on the CENTCOM website on Jan. 10, 2005: - According to parliamentary decision in Feb. 2003 a medical contingent of 50 specialists are to begin their duties as a part of ISAF.
- Hungary has provided a base to US forces for the purpose of training Iraq opposition forces.
- Hungary has offered 2000 NBC protection gears to the Turkish government.
- Hungary has offered and delivered aid for Turkey containing medical and humanitarian relief equipment.
- An anti terrorism course was introduced in Feb. 2003 for South-Eastern European countries
- Hungary is participating in providing equipment for Georgian military to strengthen their capabilities in combating terrorists In Tokyo Conference.
- Hungarian Liaison Team has been established at CENTCOM in Oct. 2002."
Jan. 7, 2005 CENTCOM
Judy Dempsey, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Hungary Joins Others in Pulling Troops from Iraq", published by International Herald Tribune on Nov. 4, 2004: Ian Williams, a journalist, stated in the article "The Precarious Coalition", published on AlterNet.org on Mar. 25, 2003: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Medgyessy on Mar. 20, 2003, was published on the US White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: |
Iceland
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: | The Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism stated the following in the document "Patterns of Global Terrorism" released on the US Department of State website on Apr. 29, 2004: Dana Milbank, a journalist, stated in the article "Many Willing, But Few Are Able", published in The Washington Post on Mar. 25, 2003: Cory Oldweiler, a journalist, stated in the article "Allied Farces", published on The American Prospect on Mar. 25, 2003: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Iceland's Prime Minister Oddsson on Mar. 18, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: |
Ireland
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$5.1M Delivered:$1.6M | No Further Information Found |
Italy
Troops in Iraq:3,085 Total Troops:3,169 Fatalities:21 Financial Support Offered:$18M Delivered:$16.2M | Ian Fisher, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Italy Planning to Start Pullout of Iraq Troops"' published by the New York Times on Mar. 16, 2005: The Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism stated the following in the document "Patterns of Global Terrorism" released on the US Department of State website on Apr. 29, 2004: Barnaby Mason, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Iraq Conflict Fuels Coalition Doubts", published by BBC News on Apr. 8, 2004: Robert H. Reid, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Italian Member of Coalition in Iraq Quits", published by the Associated Press on Nov. 17, 2003: Jim Krane, a journalist, stated in his article "U.S. Build Motley Posse for Iraq Peace", published by the Associated Press on July 3, 2003: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Mar. 19, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: Paul Gallagher, a journalist, stated the following in the article "U.S. Claims 30 Nations Join Coalition of the Willing", published by The Scotsman on Mar. 19, 2003: |
Japan
Troops in Iraq:550 Total Troops:750 Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$141.5M Delivered:$102M | The following statement taken from "International Contributions to the War on Terror," on the CENTCOM website on Jan. 10, 2005: - Provide fleet refueling capability, placing two refueling/replenishment ships and three support/protection destroyers in the Indian Ocean . As of 25 Feb. 2003 , this force has conducted 177 replenishments at seas for Coalition vessels conducting in OEF MIO, and provided 74 million gallon of F-76 fuel to them.
- As of 25 Feb. 3, C-130, C-1, and U-4 aircraft had completed 143 missions in support of re-supply and transport requirements within the Pacific Command(PACOM) AOR.
- Transport heavy construction equipment of Thai engineering corps by LST."
Jan. 10, 2004 CENTCOM
Donna Miles, a journalist, stated in the article "Coalition Partners Increase Support in Iraq", published by American Forces Press Service on Nov. 29, 2004: Barnaby Mason, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Iraq Conflict Fuels Coalition Doubts", published by BBC News on Apr. 8, 2004: Bassem Mroue, a journalist, stated in the article "Japan Puts Off Sending Troops to Iraq", published in the Concord Monitor on Nov. 13, 2003: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi on Mar. 20, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: |
Jordan
Troops in Iraq:0 Total Troops:0 Fatalities:0 Financial Support Offered:$1M Delivered:0 | Brad Knickerbocker, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Iraq Violence Tests Coalition Unity", published in The Christian Science Monitor on Apr. 12, 2004: Jim Krane, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Coalition Partners Seeking Favors for Sending Troops to Iraq", published by the Associated Press on Sep. 27, 2003: Paul Gallagher, a journalist, stated the following in the article "U.S. Claims 30 Nations Join Coalition of the Willing", published by The Scotsman on Mar. 19, 2003: |
Kazakhstan
Troops in Iraq:29 Total Troops:29 Fatalities:1 | The following statement taken from "International Contributions to the War on Terror," on the CENTCOM website on Jan. 10, 2005: - "Has three country Representatives who arrived 7 June 2002 serving at Central Command.
- Has provided overflight rights and allowed tran-shipment of supplies to U.S. forces in Uzbekistan and Kyrgystan."
Jan. 10, 2005 CENTCOM
Sewell Chan, a journalist, state the following in the article "Rumsfeld Thanks Kazakhstan", published by The Washington Post on Feb. 26, 2004: |
Kuwait
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$28.5M Delivered:$28.5M | Brad Knickerbocker, a journalist, stated the following in the article "Iraq Violence Tests Coalition Unity", published in The Christian Science Monitor on Apr. 12, 2004: Pamela Hess, a journalist, stated the following in the article "DOD: 13 Nations Join Coalition of Willing", published by United Press International on Mar. 20, 2003: Paul Gallagher, a journalist, quoted Professor David Capitanchik the article "U.S. Claims 30 Nations Join Coalition of the Willing", published by The Scotsman on Mar. 19, 2003: |
Latvia
Troops in Iraq:122 Total Troops:122 Fatalities:1 | The following is stated in the article "Welcome New Friends, Addition of 7 Coalition Nations to NATO Bodes Well for the Global War on Terrorism" published in Volume #12 of the Coalition Bulletin in May of 2004: - Afghanistan - 8 medical, 2 logistics and 1 CIMIC personnel in Kabul.
- Iraq - One Infantry Company (97 troops); 14 Headquarters staff; 3 EOD members; and 2 Military Police."
May 2004 Coalition Bulletin
The Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism stated the following in the document "Patterns of Global Terrorism" released on the US Department of State website on Apr. 29, 2004: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Mar. 20, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: Ian Williams, a journalist, stated in the article "The Precarious Coalition", published by AlterNet.org on Mar. 25, 2003: |
Liechtenstein
Troops in Iraq: Total Troops: Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$108K Delivered:0 | No Further Information Found
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Lithuania
Troops in Iraq:120 Total Troops:120 Fatalities: Financial Support Offered:$30K Delivered:0 | The following chart taken directly from "International Contributions to the War on Terror," on the Centcom website on Jan. 10, 2005: Robin Wright and Bradley Graham, journalists, stated in the article "U.S. Works to Sustain Iraq Coalition", published by The Washington Post on July 15, 2004:
The following is stated in the article "Welcome New Friends, Addition of 7 Coalition Nations to NATO Bodes Well for the Global War on Terrorism" published in Volume #12 of the Coalition Bulletin in May of 2004: - Afghanistan - 45 soldiers; 2 members serving in the British-led PRT; and 2 Liaison Officers in Tampa.
- Iraq - 120 Infantry with British and Polish forces."
May 2004 Coalition Bulletin
The Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism stated the following in the document "Patterns of Global Terrorism" released on the U.S. Department of State website on Apr. 29, 2004: The following comment in support of the coalition made by Lithuanian President Rolandas Paksas in a letter to President George Bush on Mar. 19, 2003, was published on the White House website on Mar. 26, 2003: Ian Williams, a journalist, stated in the article "The Precarious Coalition", published on AlterNet.org on Mar. 25, 2003: |
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