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Document Number: NMEC-2007-624223 Date Completed: 04 APR 2007 Assignment: Full Translation Document Number: NMEC-2007-624223 Date Completed: 04 APR 2007 Assignment: Full Translation *Page 1 of 14 In the name of The Almighty Organization (A): Central Organization consisting of: Organization Coordinators: ● Assistant count 4 (Educational..Financial..Administative...Tribal) ● Operations Staff (Engineering..Support..Intervention..Air Defense) ● Information ● Administrative Staff (Numbers..Support..Training..Communications..Transportation..Medical Technical (Mechanic, Electronic) ● Northern Region (al-Rasafah..al-Karkh..Diyala..Kirkuk..Mosul) ● Central Region (al-Hilla..al-Diwaniyah..Karbala’’..An Najaf) ● Southern Region (al-Basrah..al-Nasiriyah..al-‘Imarah..al-Kut..al-Samawah) Regional Coordinator: ■ Educational ■ Administrative and Financial ■ Information ■ Operations Coordinator (Support..Engineering..Intervention..Air Defense) ■ Administrative Staff (Support..Numbers..Communications..Medical) ■ Governorates Governorate Coordinator: ● Administrative and Financial ● Educational ● Information ● Operations (Support..Engineering..Intervention..Air Defense) ● Administrative Staff (Support..Numbers..Communications..Medical) ● Positions (the number according to the governorate needs) *Page 2 of 14 Table of Number of Sectors in the Governorates Governorate Old New Needed Total Notes Ar Rasafah 5 positions 2 Positions 2 positions 9 positions Central 1, Central 2, North, South1, South2, al-Za’faraniyyah, Jisr Diyala, al- A’zamiyyah Silaykh al-Qahirah/al- Karradah Al-Karkh 7 positions - 2 positions 9 positions Al-Shu’lah/al-Mansur/al-Mahmudiyyah/ al-Taji/al-‘Amil/ Diyala 2 Positions - - 2 Positions North/South Kirkuk 2 Positions - 2 4 Positions Kirkuk/Tuz Khurmatu Al-Mosul 1 1 2 Positions Al-Hillah 4 Positions - - 4 Positions Al-Saddah/al-Hillah/Nahiyat al-‘Imam/ al-Shumali al-Dawli [International] Al-Diwaniyah 2 Positions 1 3 Positions The Center/South/North International Karbala’’ 2 Positions - - 2 Positions The Center/ al-Husayniyyah Al-Najaf 2 Positions - - 2 Positions The Center/al-Kafl Al-Basrah 4 Positions 2 - 6 Positions East Central/West Central/al-Madinah/ Saffan/al-Faw/al-Zubayr Al-Nasiriyah 3 Positions - - 3 Positions Al-Dawli/al-Rifa’i/al-Dakhili Al-‘Amarah 2 Positions - - 2 Positions Al-Tayyib/Qal’at Salih Al-Kut 3 Positions - - 3 Positions Al-Suwayrah/al-Kut/al-Nu’maniyyah Al-Samawah 2 Positions - - 2 Positions 14 40 5 Positions 8 Positions 53 = The Grand Total Governorates Positions Positions *Page 3 of 14 Table of Levels Salaries and Expenses Ranks in the Number Salary Sum of Monthly Organization Salaries Expenses *Page 4 of 14 Table of the Numbers of the Organization (A) Location Specialty Numb Notes er The Main Central Committee 105 Number of officials and individuals with them The North Region Regional Committee 11 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Karkh Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Karkh Positions -9 All specialties and position 200 Number of officials and leaders individuals with them Al-Rasafah Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Rasafah Positions All specializations and 200 Number of officials and -9 position leads individuals with them Diyala Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Diyala Positions -2 All specializations and 50 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them Kirkuk Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Kirkuk Positions -4 All specializations and 50 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them Al-Mosul Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Mosul Positions -2 All specializations and 20 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them The Central Region Regional Committee 11 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Hillah Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Hillah Positions -4 All specializations and Number of officials and position leads 100 individuals with them Al-Diwaniyah Governorate Committee Number of officials and 15 individuals with them Al-Diwaniyah Positions - All specializations and Number of officials and 3 position leads 60 individuals with them Karbala’ Governorate Committee Number of officials and 15 individuals with them Karbala’ Positions -2 All specializations and Number of officials and position leads 50 individuals with them Al-Najaf Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Najaf Positions -2 All specializations and 50 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them The South Region Regional Committee 11 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Basrah Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Basrah Positions -6 All specializations and 140 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them Al-Nasiriyah Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Nasiriyah Positions -3 All specializations and 60 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them *Page 5 of 14 Al-‘Amarah Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-‘Amarah Positions All specializations and 70 Number of officials and -2 position leads individuals with them Al-Kut Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Kut Positions -3 All specializations and 75 Number of officials and position leads individuals with them Al-Samawah Governorate Committee 15 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Samawah All specializations and 40 Number of officials and positions -2 position leads individuals with them 1513 = The Total Note: These numbers are approximate *Page 6 of 14 In the name of the Almighty The Defense Organization (B): Coordinator of the Organization: Administrative and Financial (Sabah) Educational Coordinator (plus three aides) Social Coordinator (plus three aides) Tribes Coordinator Administrative Staff (support/Numbers/Medical/Communications) Information Military Coordinator (Abu-Kawthar) Amir al-Mu’minin Region (Central): (al-Najaf/Karbala’/al-Diwaniyah/al-Hillah..) (Coordinator A will be assisted by Sh. Faruq) [TC: possibly Shaykh Faruq] Al-‘Abbas Region (South): (Al-Basrah/Al ‘Amarah/al-Nasiriyah/al-Kut/al- Samawah) Coordinator A aided by.....) Al-Kazimayn Region (Northern): (al-Karkh/al- Rasafah/Diyala/Kirkuk/Mosul/Samara) (Coordinator of al-Rasafah and Diyala, Samara, and al-Mosul Abu-Kawthar) (Coordinator of al-Karkh and Kirkuk Coordinator A in the Northern) Regional Coordinator: Military Coordinator Administrative and Financial Educational Coordinator (plus three aides) Social Coordinator (plus three aides) Tribes Coordinator Administrative Staff (support/Numbers/Medical/Communications) Information Governorates Governorate Coordinator: (According to the Size of the Governorate Numbers) Administrative and Financial Administrative Staff (support/Numbers/Medical/Communications) Educational Coordinator *Page 7 of 14 Social Coordinator Information Deputy Officer (According to the size of the numbers in the governorate, there should be an officer for each governorate that has more than 4 groups) The group consists of 25 people on average and the number of the groups in the governorate depends on what it needed. Group Coordinator: Coordinator of Team A, 5 members (Rockets and 4 Mortars/ 1 Automatic Machine Gun) Coordinator of Team B who is Coordinator of the Group consisting of 10 (3 Engineering/2 RPG/2 PKC/1 Sniper/1 Communications) Coordinator of Team C who is a deputy of the Group Coordinator, and the group is made up of 10 members (3 Engineering/2 RPG/2 PKC/1 Sniper/1 Medical) *Page 8 of 14 Table of the Numbers in the organization (B) Location Specialization Numb Notes er The Main Central Committee 26 Number of officials and individuals with them The North Region Regional Committee 21 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Karkh Governorate 16 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Al-Karkh Groups All specializations 1000 Number of officials and individuals with and group leads them Al-Rasafah Governorate 18 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Al-Rasafah Groups All specializations Number of officials and individuals with and group leads 1000 them Diyala Governorate 14 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Diyala Groups All specializations Number of officials and individuals with and group leads 1000 them Kirkuk Governorate 9 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Kirkuk Groups All specializations 200 Number of officials and individuals with and group leads them Al-Mosul Governorate 9 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Al-Mosul Groups All specializations 100 Number of officials and individuals with and group leads them Samarra’ 9 Samarra’ Groups All specializations 100 Number of officials and individuals with and group leads them Central Region Regional Committee 21 Number of officials and individuals with them Al-Hillah Governorate 11 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Al-Hillah Groups All specializations 400 Number of officials and individuals with and leads them Al-Diwaniyah Governorate 9 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Al-Diwaniyah Groups All specializations 100 Number of officials and individuals with and leads them Karbala’ Governorate 9 Number of officials and individuals with Committee them Karbala’ Groups All specializations 250 Number of officials and individuals
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