| clgo:result | - * Coalition ends combat mission in December 2021, but remain in an advisory and assistance capacity
- * Heavy damage dealt to ISIL forces; military defeat in Iraq
- * 14,616 U.S. and allied airstrikes on ISIL positions in Iraq
- * Multinational humanitarian and arming of ground forces efforts
- * Tens of thousands of ISIL fighters killed
- *Iraqdeclares military victory against ISIL on 9 December 2017
- Coalition and Iraqi victory
- * U.S. maintains limited military presence, approximately 2,500 U.S. military personnel remain in Iraq as of December 2021, providing assistance, advice and training to Iraqi forces
- * Low-intensityISIL insurgencyfollowing December 2017
- * Ongoing U.S.–led Coalition advising and training of Iraqi and Kurdish ground forces
- *U.S.-led coalition forces begin discussing a withdrawal from Iraq following March 2020
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| clgo:strength | - carrier strike group
- 7,000 contractors
- Boeing AH-64 Apacheattack helicopters
- 3 Drones
- At least a few hundred tanks
- 130 trainers for theIraqi Army
- 250 supporting troops
- 6F-16 Fighting Falconfighters + 2 spare
- 2Patriot missile batteriesand 200 supporting troops in Turkey to defend itsNATOally against cross-border attacks.
- 1Airbus A310 MRTTfor in-flight refueling
- 120 supporting troops (for the now withdrawn aircraft)
- EA-6B Prowler&EA-18G Growlerelectronic warfare aircraft.
- * 28,600–31,600
- * 5,000–10,000 (UN Security Council 2019 report)
- USS Theodore Rooseveltcarrier strike group(replaced USS Carl Vinson in late March)
- 1 mobile radar station
- 1,000 armed forces
- 10 military advisers.
- 100 special operations forces
- 127 troops inside Iraq
- 1Airbus CC-150 Polarisrefueling tanker
- 1Boeing 737 AEW&Csurveillance aircraft
- 1Boeing KC-767for in-flight refueling
- 1Boeing RC-135Reconnaissance aircraft
- 1Breguet Atlantique
- 1C-130J Herculestransport aircraft
- 1French frigate Forbin (D620)
- 1KC-30Arefueling plane
- 1Trafalgar-class submarine(SSN)
- 1Type 45 destroyer
- 2 armedMQ-9 Reaper
- 200 special forces troops
- 280 troops
- 2Lockheed CP-140 Aurorasurveillance aircraft
- 2MQ-1 Predator
- 300 trainers for theIraqi Army
- 35 military advisers
- 400 RAAF personnel
- 400 troops (support, special forces and trainers)
- 4Panavia Tornado
- 5,200–6,000 troops
- 600 Canadian Armed Forces personnel
- 6F/A-18 Super Hornet
- 6McDonnell Douglas CF-18 Hornet
- 6Panavia TornadoRecce jets
- 7Dassault Rafale, 8Mirage 2000
- 7F-16 Fighting Falconfighters
- 8Tornado GR4ground attack aircraft
- F-15 Eagle,F-16 Fighting Falcon,F/A-18 Hornet,F/A-18 Super Hornet,AV-8B HarrierandF-22 Raptorfighter jets
- B-1 Lancerbomber aircraft
- MQ-1 Predator,MQ-9 Reaperdrones
- USS Carl Vinsoncarrier strike group(replaced USS George H.W. Bush in late October)
- 6 Patriot missile batteries and 130 supporting troops in Turkey to defend its NATO ally against cross-border attacks.
- C-130J Hercules&C-17 Globemaster IIItransport aircraft
- 300 regular soldiers (combined with 150 New Zealand soldiers)
- C-130J Hercules&C-17A Globemastertransport aircraft
- Special forces including theSpecial Air Service(SAS) and additional cargo aircraft and air-to-air tanker aircraft on standby in the area.
- 6F-16 Fighting Falconfighters (withdrawn \"due to financial constraints\" in June 2015)
- Around 100,000 fighters (according toKurdistan RegionChief of Staff.)
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