France: 36 warplanes. 20 Mirage and Rafale combat planes and the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier with ten Rafale and six Super Etendard attack jets escorted by two frigates, as well as AWACS and refuelling aircraft.
Italy: 16 jets, the Garibaldi aircraft carrier and four other ships as well as seven air and naval bases.
Canada: Eleven fighter jets, patrol and refuelling planes and a frigate.
Belgium: Six F-16 fighter jets and mine-hunting ship.
The Netherlands: Seven jets and a ship.
Turkey: Seven jets, five warships and a submarine.
Norway: Six F-16s.
Denmark: Six F-16s.
Greece: Two jets, a helicopter, a ship and four bases.
Bulgaria: A frigate.
Romania: A frigate and use of an air base.
From NATO partner nations:
Sweden: Eight Gripen fighter jets, a C-130 transport plane and reconnaissance aircraft.
Qatar: Six Mirage fighter jets and two C-17 military transport planes.
United Arab Emirates: Six Mirage jets, six F-16s and one C-17 transport aircraft.
Warplanes from the above nations have launched several hundred ground strikes against Libyan targets already.
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