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Iraq Most Wanted List

Associated Press
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The 55 most-wanted Iraqis and their status, according to U.S. Central Command. Of the total, 31 are reported in U.S. custody:

--No. 1: Saddam Hussein, president.

--No. 2: Qusai Hussein, Saddam's son.

--No. 3: Odai Hussein, Saddam's son.

--No. 4: Abid Hamid Mahmud al-Tikriti, presidential secretary, Saddam's cousin.

--No. 5: Ali Hassan al-Majid, presidential adviser, Revolutionary Command Council member. Also known as "Chemical Ali." Possibly killed.

--No. 6: Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, RCC vice chairman, longtime Saddam confidant.

--No. 7: Hani Abd al-Latif Tilfah al-Tikriti, director, Special Security Organization.

--No. 8: Aziz Saleh al-Numan, Baath Party Baghdad region command chairman. Taken into custody May 22.

--No. 9: Muhammad Hamza al-Zubaydi, retired RCC member, a leader of 1991 suppression of Shiite rebellion. Taken into custody April 20.

--No. 10: Kamal Mustafa Abdallah Sultan al-Tikriti, secretary of the Republican Guard, Saddam's son-in-law. Surrendered May 17.

--No. 11: Barzan Abd al-Ghafur Sulayman Majid al-Tikriti, Special Republican Guard commander, Saddam's cousin.

--No. 12: Muzahim Sa'b Hassan al-Tikriti, who headed Iraq's air defenses under Saddam. Taken into custody April 23.

--No. 13 Ibrahim Ahmad Abd al Sattar Muhammad, armed forces chief of staff. Taken into custody May 15.

--No. 14: Sayf al-Din Fulayyih Hasan Taha al-Rawi, Republican Guard chief of staff.

--No. 15: Rafi Abd al-Latif Tilfah al-Tikriti, director of general security.

--No. 16: Tahir Jalil Haboush, chief of Iraqi intelligence service.

--No. 17: Hamid Raja Shalah al-Tikriti, air force commander. Central Command announced Saturday that he is now in coalition custody. No date was given for his apprehension.

--No. 18: Latif Nusayyif al-Jasim al-Dulaymi, Baath Party military bureau deputy chairman. Taken into custody June 9.

--No. 19: Abdel Tawab Mullah Huweish, deputy prime minister. Taken into custody May 2.

--No. 20: Taha Yassin Ramadan, vice president, RCC member.

--No. 21: Rukan Razuki Abd al-Ghafar Sulayman al-Majid al-Tikriti, head of tribal affairs office.

--No. 22: Jamal Mustafa Abdallah Sultan al-Tikriti, deputy head of tribal affairs, Saddam's son-in-law. Taken into custody April 20.

--No. 23: Mizban Khadr Hadi, RCC member.

--No. 24: Taha Muhie-eldin Marouf, vice president, RCC member, only Kurd in Saddam's hierarchy. Taken into custody May 2.

--No. 25: Tariq Aziz, deputy prime minister. Taken into custody April 25.

--No. 26: Walid Hamid Tawfiq, governor of Basra. Surrendered April 29.

--No. 27: Gen. Sultan Hashim Ahmad, defense minister.

--No. 28: Hikmat Mizban Ibrahim al-Azzawi, deputy prime minister, finance minister. Taken into custody April 18.

--No. 29: Mahmoud Diab al-Ahmed, interior minister.

--No. 30: Ayad Futayyih Khalifa, Quds forces chief of staff. Taken into custody June 4.

--No. 31: Gen. Zuhayr Talib Abd al-Sattar al-Naqib, director of military intelligence. Taken into custody April 23.

--No. 32: Lt. Gen. Amir Hamudi Hasan al-Saadi, presidential scientific adviser. Surrendered April 12.

--No. 33: Amir Rashid Muhammad al-Ubaydi, presidential adviser, oil minister. Taken into custody April 28.

--No. 34: Gen. Hussam Mohammed Amin, head of monitoring directorate, chief liaison with U.N. weapons inspectors. Taken into custody April 27.

--No. 35: Muhammad Mahdi al-Salih, trade minister. Taken into custody April 23.

--No. 36: Sabawi Ibrahim Hasan, presidential adviser, Saddam's half brother.

--No. 37: Watban Ibrahim Hasan, presidential adviser, Saddam's half brother. Taken into custody April 13.

--No. 38: Barzan Ibrahim Hasan, presidential adviser, Saddam's half brother. Taken into custody April 16.

--No. 39: Huda Salih Mahdi Ammash, reputedly scientist in biological weapons program, first woman elected to Baath Party's national command council. Taken into custody May 9.

--No. 40: Abdel Baqi Abdel Karim Abdallah al-Sadun, Baath Party regional command chairman.

--No. 41: Mohammed Zimam Abdul Razaq, Baath Party regional command chairman.

--No. 42: Samir Abd al-Aziz al-Najim, Baath Party regional command chairman. Taken into custody April 17.

--No. 43: Humam Abdul-Khaliq Abdul-Ghafoor, minister of higher education and scientific research. Taken into custody April 19.

--No. 44: Yahya Abdellah al-Aboudi, Baath Party regional command chairman.

--No. 45: Nayef Shedakh, Baath Party regional chairman, Najaf governorate, reported by Iraqi television to have been killed in battle for Najaf.

--No. 46: Sayf al-Din al-Mashadani, Baath Party regional command chairman. Taken into custody May 24.

--No. 47: Fadil Mahmud Gharib, Baath Party regional command chairman. Taken into custody May 15.

--No. 48: Muhsin Khadr al-Khafaji, Baath Party regional command chairman.

--No. 49: Rashid Taan Kazim, Baath Party regional chairman.

--No. 50: Ugla Abid Saqr, Baath Party regional chairman. Taken into custody May 20.

--No. 51: Ghazi Hammud, Baath Party regional command chairman. Taken into custody May 7.

--No. 52: Adilabdillah Mahdi al-Duri al-Tikriti, Baath Party regional command chairman. Taken into custody May 15.

--No. 53: Brig. Gen. Husayn al-Awadi, Baath Party Regional command chairman, senior officer in Iraqi military's chemical weapons corps. Taken into custody June 9.

--No. 54: Khamis Sirhan al-Muhammad, Baath Party Regional command chairman, militia commander.

--No. 55: Sad Abd al-Majid al-Faysal, Baath Party Regional command chairman. Taken into custody May 24.