Baghdad, supported the Iraqi Military Academy and the Joint Staff College, as well as the Base Defence Battalion that maintained security at Rustamiyah. NTM-I also operated at the Taji Air Base, 27 km north west of Baghdad, which supported the training of the Iraqi Senior Non-Commissioned Officer courses and the Battle Staff Training. The fourth location was Camp Dublin, located south of Baghdad International Airport. This is where the Italian Carabinieri Training Unit carried out the training of the Iraqi Federal Police. 23 NATO member countries and one partner country contributed directly to the training effort through the provision of personnel, funding or equipment donations. The NTM-I footprint was a small tactical force of around 170 NATO/Partnership for Peace personnel, representing 13 member nations (as at August 2010). Primary NATO Contributions – 60 instructors and a protection company in addition to airlift support and logistics. – In July 2010, the Italian Army deployed 90 soldiers to Iraq under NTM-I: a Major General, Deputy Commander of the mission; a senior officer, Advisor of the Iraqi Minister of Defense, in an advisory capacity for training and liaison with the NTM-I HQ; a senior officer, an adviser to Iraq's top military university (National Defense University), which coordinated, along with his staff, the training-instructional and doctrinal development within training institutes for officers at the "National Defence College" and "Joint Staff and Command College"; a senior officer of the Carabinieri, head of the "Gendarmerie Training Division", with a team of about 60 Carabinieri, carried out training of VET; unit of the Carabinieri providing training of Iraqi police at Camp Dublin, trainer of NTM-I area near Baghdad International Airport. Additionally, a senior officer of the Italian Navy served as the Advisor of the Commander of Naval Forces in Iraq. – A contingent of Danish troops deployed to train Iraqi forces under NTM-I, numbering 10 trainers and seven soldiers for force protection in September 2007. – 10 military police and 15 trainers deployed to Iraq in September 2007 – The UK has deployed 11 soldiers to Iraq under NTM-I. – As of September 2007, 2 Turkish soldiers served in Baghdad. – As of September 2007, there were 2 instructors in Iraq, while the deployment of 5 more was a possibility. – 3 Lithuanian trainers deployed to Iraq in September 2007. – Three officers as of October 2008. – One officer deployed under NTM-I in September 2008. –