Gulf War Coalition Forces (most recent) by country

	United States	72.9%
	Saudi Arabia	10.5%
	United Kingdom	4.7%
	Egypt	3.5%
	France	1.5%
	Syria	1.5%
	Morocco	1.4%
	Kuwait	1%
	Oman	0.7%
	Pakistan	0.5%
	United Arab Emirates	0.4%
	Qatar	0.3%
	Bangladesh	0.2%
	Canada	0.2%
	Italy	0.1%
	Australia	0.1%
	Niger	0.1%
	Netherlands	0.1%
	Spain	0.1%
	Senegal	0.1%

Rank	Countries	Amount
# 1	United States:	697,000
# 2	Saudi Arabia:	100,000
# 3	United Kingdom:	45,400
# 4	Egypt:	33,600
# 5	France:	14,600
# 6	Syria:	14,500
# 7	Morocco:	13,000
# 8	Kuwait:	9,900
# 9	Oman:	6,300
# 10	Pakistan:	4,900
# 11	United Arab Emirates:	4,300
# 12	Qatar:	2,600
# 13	Bangladesh:	2,200
# 14	Canada:	2,000
# 15	Italy:	1,200
# 16	Australia:	700
= 17	Niger:	600
= 17	Netherlands:	600
= 19	Spain:	500
= 19	Senegal:	500
= 21	Bahrain:	400
= 21	Belgium:	400
= 23	Argentina:	300
= 23	Afghanistan:	300
= 25	Greece:	200
= 25	Korea, South:	200
= 25	Poland:	200
# 28	Denmark:	100
= 29	Hungary:	50
= 29	Norway:	50
	Total:	956,600
	Weighted average:	31,886.7

DEFINITION: Number of troops who served on active duty in the Gulf War theater of operations between August 2, 1990, and June 13, 1991.

SOURCE: "Gulf War Veterans: Measuring Health" by Lyla M. Hernandez, Jane S. Durch, Dan G. Blazer II, and Isabel V. Hoverman, Editors; Committee on Measuring the Health of Gulf War Veterans, Institute of Medicine. Published by The National Academies Press 1999

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Yves 30th January 2006	I dare say more than 14 French soldiers served in the front line during Gulf War 1, as France sent 18,000 troops there. Wouldn't there be some massive mistake here, such as forgetting a few zeroes ?
ByronM 30th October 2005	yes, why no stat on American forces
Scott 21st June 2005	In response to “-” Australia offered a small but specialized force to the Gulf War, as they also did in Afghanistan and the current Iraqi conflict. This included SAS soldiers, Servalence aircraft, and naval ships.
Ray Hutchins 8th April 2005	Please remove Nationmaster.com from my computer

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