FACTBOX-Foreign military forces in Iraq

LONDON, July 6 (Reuters) – U.S. President George W. Bush was in Denmark on
Wednesday in part to thank Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen for his
support in Iraq.

Denmark was among the 36 countries to join the United States and Britain in
post-war Iraq.

Here is a table by country of military forces in Iraq. Some countries have
sent combat troops, others take up non-combat support roles such as logistics
and reconstruction. Some have said they wish to pull troops out because of
the danger.

In Iraq? En route or Withdrawn

alerted? or intend to pull

out??

United States 140,000

Britain 8,930

OTHER COUNTRIES:

Albania 73 47

Armenia 50

Australia 1,370

Azerbaijan 150

Bulgaria 400 (By end 2005)

Czech Rep. 92

Denmark 530

Dominican Rep. 300

El Salvador 380

Estonia 55

Georgia 850

Honduras 370

Hungary 300

Italy 3,160

Japan 550

Kazakhstan 30

Latvia 120

Lithuania 105

Macedonia 28

Moldova 25

Mongolia 180

Netherlands 800

New Zealand 60

Nicaragua 115

Norway 10 140

Philippines 51

Poland 1,700 (By end 2005)

Portugal 4 127

Romania 730 100

Singapore 200

Slovakia 105

South Korea 3,500

Spain 1,400

Thailand 460

Tonga 44

Ukraine 1,000? (By October 2005)

NOTE: Many figures are rounded or estimated

? As of April 2005

?? No date set or confirmed

? Precise figure not known

Sources: Reuters news reports/GlobalSecurity.org.

07/06/05 12:16 ET