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COALITION FORCES & INTERNATIONAL ELEMENTS

4,651 Special Operations Forces

Coat Of Arms Iraq

Insurgency of Iraq

Kurdish 'Peshmerga' Forces"Those Who Face Death"

45,540 Training and Support Forces

3,740 Naval Forcesincluding Marines

Soviet Made T55 MBT

140 x M1A1SA (Situational Awareness)Variant MBT Produced and sold by GE

Note: Iraqi variant notequipped with reactive

armor or advanced countermeasures.

600 Polish Dzik-3 IMV(pronounced "jeek")Produced for Iraq

5 C130E-3 from US, 2 from Jordan.

US State Dept. InformationTechnology Intern Exchange

program.

Growing population ofLINUX users.

3,458 Air Force Personnel

195,507 Regular Army Ground Forces

The former Blackwater

Multi-National Security Transition Command (MNSTC-1)

Problem of widespreadunexploded ordnance

December 2011 deadline forcomplete Withdrawal of

US Forces

MAYADVERSELYAFFECT

IRAQI MINISTRY OF DEFENSE

16 UH1 Huey Helicoptersdonated by Jordan

The ubiquitous Humvee-Now for Iraq!

5 Predator Class Ships donated by Jordan

BILLION DOLLARSFOR

RECONSTRUCTION

Reconstruction Efforts

Basrah Childrens' Hospital:

94 Beds Total.20 Outpatient Exam

Rooms for Primary Care,

Surgery, Specialty.Comprehensive

Oncology TreatmentCenter.

55% of Iraqisreport access

to medical carewithin 4 days-

40% report sameday access.

International (UN)Sanctions Against Iraq

Kellogg Brown and Root

USGAO has found poorpractices and standards

employed in DOD management of contractor

funds and services.

Coalition of The Willing

The largest non-union construction company in the USwith over 14,000 contractors in country. KBR and its affiliates

have faced lawsuits over professional negligence, employee safety,sexual assault, human trafficking, and business favoritism.

US Representatives(D) Waxman and Dingellhave reported that Halliburton has chargedexcessive prices to import gasoline intoIraq. Oil industry experts commented thatthe prices were "outrageously high," "ahuge ripoff," and "highway robbery."

Organization for Economic Cooperation

and Development (OECD)

Monsanto now ownsXe Services.

United Nations Development Program

President Jalal Talabani

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki

500 Mostly Sunni Political Incumbantsand Candidates Banned From 2010

Election Due To Alleged Links To Ba'ath Party.

New Iraq Constitution Ratified 15Octobe2005

InContact

Although significant attention has been given to athreat from Iran, Iraq views Iranian influence astenable and manageable, as they are less involved

with organizing and supporting terrorist action thaninterfacing with select political contacts withinIraq. It is GOI opinion that nationalistic Iraqiopposition to Shiite Iranian influence is seen as

likely provided there are no external foreigntriggers for sectarian conflagration. Iransinfluence is further stymied by its current

atmosphere of internal tension.

600 construction workers recentlyenacted a strike in the city of Makkah.

Though it was resolved there havesince been increasing instances of

strikes among oil,electricity, textile,leather, and other industries over

wages, benefits, and safetyconditions.

iraq_oil_2003

Iraq is currently a federal constitutionalrepublic. Its constitution was ratified on25October2005. It has been outlined in theIraqi constitution that Iraq be divided into

18 federal governances which will beresponsible for regional affairs while theBaghdad central government will operate

international affairs.Iraq was unified by theBritish as a nation state following World WarI and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.Ithas been a sovereign state since 1932, and arepublic following a 1958 coup dtat whichdisplaced King Faisal II. Under the SunniBaathist regime of Saddam Hussein Iraq

enjoyed relative political stability. Eightyears after the 2003 coalition invasion Iraqis now controlled politically by a ShiiteIslamic majority government. Parliamentaryelections were held on 07March10. The threemain political parties are al-Iraqiyya, the

State of Law Coalition, and the National IraqiAlliance. Iraq's constitution provides for a

tripartite presidency consisting of aPresident of The Republic and two deputy

presidents whose decisions must be unanimous.Kurdish politician Jalal Talabani was electedrepublic president on 06April05 by the IraqiNational Assembly. Vice presidents are Sunni

Tarik Al-Hashimi and Shia Adil Abdulal-Mahdi. The prime minister is Nouri Kamil

Mohammed Hasan Al-Maliki.

There is uncertainty overIraq's capability to meet

demands for oil production.Analysts have given

widely varying projectionsof output based on the

current status ofinfrastructure, security,

General.

Turkey exerting increased economic influence in north, especially through limitation

on available water.

US.Rep(D) H. Waxman has found that USAID has secretlylimited competition for development contracts in Iraq toselect hand picked companies. USAID has ignored or

blocked requests to clarify their budgets and several USaudits have been performed of the agency detailing

inefectuality in contractor management, reconstructionefforts, and vetting of individuals found to be terrorists.

Sunni Awakenning

Religious Violence

Iraq Nationalists

More rational elementshave rejected violentextremism in favor of

political participation.

Islamic State of Iraq

Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia

Sunni Militants

Former Ba'athistAffiliates

Mahdi ArmyBadr

Organisation

Shi'ite Militants

Organization of PetroleumExporting Countries

Major Iraqi party voting results per governance in 2010 elections.

Muqtada Al Sadr

60%Shi'a Islam

Grand AyatollahSayyid Ali al-Husayni

al-SistaniAlthough security has

generally increased, Iraqcurrently exhibits a lack of basic services includingelectricity, heat, water.

After the responsible drawdownof USF from Iraq it will beincumbent upon US Departmentof State(DOS) to continuestability and support

operations in concert with USand international GOs and

NGOs.

1,200 Police Stations43,000 Federal Police (FP)29,000 Oil Police (OP)

18,000 Electric Police (EP)40,000 Border Police (DBE)4,300 General Directorate ofDignitary Protection (GDDP)

Iraqi Police Services

110,000Dead Civilians(& Counting)

Approximately 1.5 million(mostly children)dead from sanctions alone.

Soldiers Report Respiratory Illnesses From Exposure To Noxious Burn Pits.

17,000 Police and 77,000 Contractors Protect 13,000 critical infrastructure locations including Gov. buildings,

Mosques, hospitals, schools, highways and bridges.

9 BillionDollars

to reconstruct Iraqi Military

Facilities Protection Services

3000 Detainees Currently Heldby USF. 8,100

Released Since 2009.Detainees Continue ToBe Transferred To ISF.

Division of agricultural land areas. 4 have died nationwide as new

protests continue to erupt against corruption, import tariffs,and a lack of basic services such as food, water, and electricity.

IED 1

Targeted Killings

An alliance of sheiksand local tribal leaders

which has been instrumentalin reducing violence since

2007.

Explosively Formed Penetrators (EFP)

Major elements of the Insurgency inIraq(III) have largely been

operationally neutralized throughoutthe country due to concussive and

decisive military operationsspearheaded by US combatant forces.

With the withdrawal of US forces froma great portion Iraq, Al-Qaeda in

Iraq(AQI) may have lost somelegitimation operating in country,and although periodic high profileattacks are still being carried outon an intermittent basis, the group

may now be considering greateremphasis on execution and support of

external operations.

The current "stability"of Iraq is held togetheras a tenuous balancingact between 3 major

sectarian identifiers,150 separate tribes,

the political interestsof its neighbors, the

Iraqi Security Forces (ISF)and the continued supportprovided by United Statesand foreign personal.

AKU94-Bullpup Configuration

REPUBLIC OF IRAQANALYTIC FINDINGS:It is highly probable that Iraq will not be established as a fully functioning, independent, cohesive, self determinate, andsovereign state by 2013. Iraq is a menagerie of vying sociopolitical and religious factions in the process of solidifying into legitimate andfunctioning political bodies. Heavy investment towards the success of Iraq as a Producing Nation by international developers and contractors hasensured a measure of growth since 2003. The presence of coalition forces ensures a fragile semblance of stability and it is possible that a smallUnited States Forces (USF) presence will remain incountry to augment the Office of Security Cooperation (OSC) and to support the ongoing Departmentof State (DOS) diplomatic mission.

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$750 Billion (With a "B")American Dollars and Counting.

Minister of Oil - Hussain Ibrahim

Saleh al-Shahristani

OPEC have stated that they are counting on Iraq tomake up for deficiencies in oil production and export.

The ability of Iraq to deliver in a timely manner is highlyquestionable. Former Oil Ministry Planning Director

Fateh Al-Khayat has said, "By 2025, Iraq will contribute 5.6m b/d of an Opec call of 10.5m b/d. The rest has to

come from elsewhere. Given the current political troubles, that is unlikely, and means Opec will not be able to manipulate

the supply any more."

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