Multi-National Force-Iraq

Charts to accompany the testimony of GEN David H. Petraeus

8-9 April 2008

Iraqi elections,30 January 2005

Samarra mosque bombing,

22 February 2006

Fardh

al-Qanoon,15 February 2007

Ramadan16OCT-14NOV0405OCT-04NOV0524SEP-23OCT0613SEP-13OCT07

Weekly Security IncidentsWeekly Security Incidents

Parliamentary elections,

15 December 2005

Constitutional referendum,

15 October 2005

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Civilian DeathsCivilian Deaths

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Ethno-Sectarian Deaths

DEC 06 APR 07 SEP 07

DensityLeast Most

75% Shi’a 75% Sunni

51% Shi’a / 25% Sunni 51% Sunni / 25% Shi’a

Unknown Mixed - No majority

Neighborhood Sect Legend

MAR 08

EthnoEthno--Sectarian ViolenceSectarian Violence

Baghdad Baghdad

Baghdad

BaghdadDensity plots depict incidents of ethno-sectarian deaths.

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High Profile Attacks (Explosions)High Profile Attacks (Explosions)

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Ramadi

Dahuk

Mosul

Bayji

Tikrit

SamarraBalad

Tall ‘Afar

Ba’qubah

As Samawah

Az Zubayr

Al Basrah

Umm Qasr

Al ‘Amarah

An Nasiriyah

Ad Diwaniyah

Al Fallujah

As Sulaymaniyah

Kirkuk

Irbil

Al Kut

An Najaf

Al Qurnah

Karbala

Baghdad

Al HadithaAl Qa’im

Al Hillah

Total ContractedTotal Contracted:: 91,64191,641Volunteers: 4,605Sunni: 78% Shia: 19% Other: 3%

DensityLeast Most

Transitioned:Transitioned: 21,12821,128Anbar: 8,206Iraqi Security Forces: 8,241Non-Security Employment: 4,681

Costs:Costs:Average Monthly CERP: $16M

Sons of IraqSons of IraqConcerned Local CitizensConcerned Local Citizens

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Caches Found and ClearedCaches Found and Cleared

Year Anbar Iraq

2008 to Date 748 2837

2007 3147 6963

2006 1213 2660

2005 1271 2862

2004 367 1531

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Al Qaeda in Iraq and Sunni InsurgentsAl Qaeda in Iraq and Sunni Insurgents

December 2006 March 20087

Ansaral Sunna

OtherGroups

AQI

AQI NEEDS

Ideology

Weapons

Money

ForeignFighters

SafeHavens Popular

Support

Commandand Control

ConventionalForce Ops

Counter-TerroristForce Ops

Iraqi Conventional& Special Force Ops

Sons of Iraq

PoliticalReconciliation(Laws/policies)

ReligiousEngagement

InformationOperations

Jobs ProgramsServices

Internet

Armed UnmannedAerial Vehicles

Intel, Surveillanceand Recce Platforms

Intel Fusion

Education

Work withSource Countries

Border Ports of EntryImprovements

AQ Senior LeaderGuidance

TribalAwakenings

Interagency

DetaineeReleases

Strategic Communications

SyriaEngagement

Non-kinetics

DetaineeOps

Kinetics

Intelligence

Politics

Counterinsurgencyin Detention Facilities

Counter Ethno-Sectarian Pressures

Anaconda Strategy vs. AQIAnaconda Strategy vs. AQI

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Provincial Iraqi ControlProvincial Iraqi Control

Babil

Ninewa

Ta’mim

Salah Ad Din

Diyala

Qadisiyah

Basra

Wasit

Muthanna

Dhi Qar

Maysan

Sulaymaniyah

Dahuk

An Najaf

Anbar

Karbala

Baghdad

FEB 07

Not Ready

Projected within 6 Months

Partially Ready

Transitioned

Babil

Ninewa

Ta’mim

Salah Ad Din

Diyala

Qadisiyah

Basra

Wasit

Muthanna

Dhi Qar

Maysan

Sulaymaniyah

Dahuk

An Najaf

Anbar

Karbala

Baghdad

Irbil

MAR 08Irbil

Ta’mimTBDNinewaJAN 09

Salah Ad DinJAN 09BaghdadDEC 08

DiyalaDEC 08BabilNOV 08WasitNOV 08

QadisiyahJUL 08AnbarJUN 08

Projected Transfer Date

Ta’mimTBDNinewaJAN 09

Salah Ad DinJAN 09BaghdadDEC 08

DiyalaDEC 08BabilNOV 08WasitNOV 08

QadisiyahJUL 08AnbarJUN 08

Projected Transfer Date

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Iraqi Combat Battalion GenerationIraqi Combat Battalion Generation

Infantry, Armor, Special Operations, and National Police Battalions

JAN 2007

27 Battalions

MAR 2008

36 Battalions

171 Battalions

112 Battalions in

the lead

93 Battalions in

the lead

DEC 2008

44 Battalions

(Projected)

Operational Readiness Assessment = ORA10

115 Battalions

187 Battalions

Iraq Security Forces ExpendituresIraq Security Forces Expenditures

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