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Multinational Force - Iraq

The Multi-National Force - Iraq (MNF-I) is a military command, led by the United States, that is fighting the Iraq War against Iraqi insurgents or resistants.

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  • Two-Year Anniversary of the Only Missing Iraq War Soldier

    group called Ahl al-Bayt Brigades released a 10-second video of him on the Internet. The military is committed to bringing al-Taie home, said U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. David Russell, a spokesman for the Multi -National Force -Iraq .

    By David Botti

    10/23/2008Blogs
  • Old War, New Commander

    …months later, in a letter to U.S. troops dated yesterday, Gen. Petraeus wrote: When I took command of Multi - National Force - Iraq in February 2007, I noted the situation in Iraq was hard but not hopeless. You have proven that assessment …

    By David Botti

    09/16/2008Blogs
  • A Hairy Fight

    …that could include Marines. Their role in the strategy, however, likely won't be cemented until after Multi - National Force - Iraq commander Gen. David Petraeus returns to the United States next month to brief President Bush and other military …

    08/23/2008International
  • Who Comes Home First?

    …to perform a particular short-term mission," says Army Maj. Bradford E. Leighton, a spokesperson for Multi - National Force — Iraq . "That mission was to clean up a pocket of Al Qaeda north of Fallujah and then allow the Iraqi Army to replace …

    By Jamie Reno

    09/14/2007Iraq War
  • Al Qaeda Leader Captured? Details are Muddled

    …fisheries minister) are real jihadis. So is it a "virtual organization"? The next captured Al Qaeda leader may have the answers. (Photo shows an undated image of Khalid al-Mashadani. REUTERS/ Multi - National Force - Iraq /Handout)

    By Babak Dehghanpisheh

    07/18/2007Blogs

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