Coalition of The Gulf War - Coalition By Number of Military Personnel

Coalition By Number of Military Personnel

List of Coalition forces by number of military personnel
Country Number of Personnel Comments / Major Events
United States 575,000 - 697,000 Operation Desert Shield
Battle of Khafji
Battle of 73 Easting
Battle of Al Busayyah
Battle of Phase Line Bullet
Battle of Medina Ridge
Battle of Wadi Al-Batin
Battle of Norfolk
Operation Desert Storm
Saudi Arabia 60,000 - 100,000 Operation Desert Shield
Battle of Khafji
Operation Desert Storm
United Kingdom 53,462 Operation Granby
Egypt 20,000 Operation Desert Storm
France 18,000 Opération Daguet
Syria 14,500 Operation Desert Storm
Morocco 13,000 Security Personnel
Kuwait 9,900 Invasion of Kuwait
Operation Desert Storm
Oman 6,300 Operation Desert Storm
Pakistan 4,900 - 5,500 Backup team
Canada 4,500 Operation FRICTION
United Arab Emirates 4,300 Operation Desert Storm
Qatar 2,600 Battle of Khafji
Bangladesh 2,200 (Operation Moru-prantar) Security Personnel including 2 field Ambulance teams
Italy 1,200 Deployed Panavia Tornado strike attack aircraft, Naval deployment
Australia 700 Australian contribution to the 1991 Gulf War
Netherlands 700 Naval deployment; Air Force deployments of Surface-to-Air Missiles to Turkey and Israel
Niger 600 Patroller group
Sweden 525 Field hospital
Argentina 500 Navy / Air Force
Senegal 500 Base Guards
Spain 500 on the field / 3,000 off the coast Engineers
Bahrain 400 Base Guards
Belgium 400 Base Engineers
Poland 319 Operation Simoom
Naval & medical deployment
South Korea 314 Medical & transportation support
Czechoslovakia 200 Operation Desert Shield
Operation Desert Storm
Czechoslovakia in the Gulf War
Greece 200 Pilots
Denmark 100 HDMS Olfert Fischer (Niels Juel Class Korvet)
New Zealand 100 2 C-130 Hercules transporter aircraft
Hungary 50
Norway 50 Naval & medical deployment

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