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Iraq Order of Battle
Iraqi Combat Division OOB as of 30 September 2012.
An Order of Battle (OOB) is standard military terminology for the description of a military organization. It presents which units are known to exist, how they are organized, and what are their responsibilities.
The intent of this OOB is to present the military and paramilitary security forces that are under the official control of the Iraqi government. The OOB includes regular Army, Special Forces, Navy, Air Force, and Paramilitary Police.
The OOB does not include militias, insurgents forces or foreign forces that are not under the official control of Iraqi government.
This OOB is not classified. It is derived from open source data only. As such, it is only as accurate as the data that is published.
Locations listed for Iraqi units are color coded by month. Units with location in black have not been reported in over a year. Units without locations have never been located and may be still planned or forming.
Table of Contents, Iraqi Order of Battle as of 30 September 2012:
Page 1: Iraqi National Operational Command (NOC)/Joint Forces Command (JFC) [PDF]
Joint Forces Command (JFC)
Iraqi Support Command (ISC)
Iraqi Training and Doctrine Command (ITDC)
Iraqi Ground Forces Command (IGFC)
9th Armored Division
Page 3: Mechanized Divisions [PDF]
5th Mechanized Division
7th Mechanized Division
8th Mechanized Division
10th Mechanized Division
14th Mechanized Division
Page 4: Motorized Divisions [PDF]
2nd Motorized Infantry Division
3rd Motorized Division
6th Motorized Division
Page 5: Infantry and Motorized Infantry Divisions [PDF]
1st Infantry Division
4th Infantry Division
11th Infantry Division
12th Infantry Division
17th Commando Division
Iraqi Air Force (IZAF or IqAF)
Iraqi Army Air Defense Corps (ADC)
Iraqi Army Air Corps (AAC)
MoI Aviation
Page 7: Iraqi Navy (IqN) and Marine Corps (IqM) [PDF]
Page 8: Counter-Terrorism Service [PDF]
Iraqi Counter-Terrorist Command (CTC)
(Also known as Iraqi Special Operations Force (ISOF))
Page 9: Joint Operational Commands [PDF]
Baghdad Operational Command (BOC) [Joint Army]
BOC/Rusafa Area Command (RAC) [Joint Corps]
BOC/Karkh Area Command (KAC) [Joint Corps]
Tigris Operational Command (TOC) [Joint Corps]
Anbar Operational Command (AOC) [Joint Corps]
Rafidain Operational Command (RaOC) [Joint Corps]
Ninawa Operational Command (NiOC) [Joint Corps]
Furat Awsat Operational Command (FaOC) [Joint Corps]
Basrah Operational Command (BaOC) [Joint Corps]
Page 10: Ministry of Interior (MOI) [PDF]
Iraqi National Command Center (NCC)
Emergency Response Force
Page 11: Iraqi Federal Police (FP) [PDF]
Security Forces
1st Federal Police Division
2nd Federal Police Division
3rd Federal Police Division
4th Federal Police Division
Emergency Police
Page 12: Department of Border Enforcement (DBE) [PDF]
I Border Police Region
II Border Police Region
III Border Police Region
IV Border Police Region
V Border Police Region
Customs Police
Page 13: Oil Police Directorate (OPD) [PDF]
Northern Oil Division
Central Oil Division
Mid-Euphraties Oil Division
Southern Oil Division
Page 14: Kurdish Regional Guards (KRG) [PDF]
Kurdish Regional Guards Brigades [24 Brigades]
Kurdish Regional Guards Reserve [8 Brigades]
Kurdish Aviation [Brigade]
Kurdish Task Force Police [2 Divisions]
Kurdish Oil Police [2 Brigades]
Appendix B: Standard Tables of Organization [PDF]
Appendix D: Related Articles and Monthly Updates [PDF]
Iraqi Army Upgrade Status [PDF] Updated 25 October 2012