Operation Northern Lights
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- For the WWII German operation to try to capture Leningrad, see Operation Nordlicht.
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| Operation Northern Lights | |||||||
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| Part of the Post-invasion Iraq | |||||||
 Operation Northern Lights. |
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| US-led coalition, New Iraqi Army | Al Qaeda in Iraq, Iraqi insurgents | ||||||
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| 1,400 troops | Unknown | ||||||
Operation Northern Lights was a joint U.S-Iraqi operation. It Consisted of approximately 1,400 personnel with a mission to disrupt anti-Coalition forces and to find and destroy rebel caches in the Abu Ghraib area west of Baghdad, Iraq.
Most of the Information is confidential and not public.
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