Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller, left, gives a medal to Polish soldiers for their work in Iraq during his visit at the Camp Babylon Base, some 80 miles south of Baghdad, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2003. Miller marked his country's 85th Independence Day by telling Polish troops Tuesday that they were in Iraq 'to bring hope and freedom to the Iraqi people'. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito)
Members of the Polish elite commando team GROM arrive on the beach during an exercise, on the Baltic Sea coast, October 22, 2003. The elite GROM unit was Poland's only active participant during operations for the war in Iraq. Under U.S. command, a GROM unit captured one platform with a second rig taken by U.S. Navy SEALs. Months before a Polish-led international force took control of a zone in postwar Iraq in September, GROM cleared vessels from the port of Umm Qasr and helped secure a dam near Baghdad. Now GROM troops are helping the hunt for Saddam, Poland's top general, Gen. Czeslaw Piatas, revealed in unexpectedly candid comments. REUTERS/Peter Andrews/FEATURE/POLAND-COMMANDOS
Polish soldiers parade outside the entrance of the Camp Babylon Base, some 80 miles south of Baghdad, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2003.
Polish soldiers talk in front of a decorated arch during the visit of Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller at the Camp Babylon Base, some 80 miles south of Baghdad, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2003.