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Iraqi Security Forces Order of Battle 2010-05
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(c) DJ Elliott(click to view full) DJ Elliott is a retired USN Intelligence Specialist (22 years active duty) who has been analyzing and writing on Iraqi Security Forces developments since 2006. His Iraqi Security Forces Order of Battle is an open-source compilation that attempts to map and detail Iraqi units and equipment, as their military branches and internal security forces grow and mature. While “good enough for government use” is not usually uttered as a compliment, US Army TRADOC has maintained permission to use the ISF OOB for their unclassified handouts since 2008. This compilation is reproduced here with full permission. It offers a set of updates highlighting recent changes in the ISF’s composition and development, followed by the full updated ISF OOBs in PDF form. Reader feedback and tips are encouraged. This month’s developments include: * Iraqi Army * Iraqi Air Force * Ministry of the Interior * Additional Readings: Full ISF OOB * Additional Readings: DID Articles This Iraqi Security Force (ISF) update provides a summary of changes to the ISF during April 2010. The Iraqi Security Force Order of Battle is updated as of 30 April 2010. This Iraqi Security Force (ISF) update provides a summary of […]
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