Libyan Armed Forces Collection

A Free Libyan Army pickup truck with a ZPU-1 anti-aircraft gun, Ajdabiya, Libya
A Free Libyan Army pickup truck converted into a technical with a ZPU-1 anti-aircraft gun, Ajdabiya, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army

A T-80 tank destroyed by NATO forces in the desert north of Ajadabiya, Libya
A T-80 tank destroyed by NATO forces in the desert north of Ajdabiya, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March 17

A T-72 tank destroyed by NATO forces in the desert north of Ajadabiya, Libya
A T-72 tank destroyed by NATO forces in the desert north of Ajdabiya, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March 17

A M109 howitzer destroyed by NATO forces in the desert outside Benghazi, Libya
A M109 155mm self-propelled howitzer destroyed by NATO forces in the desert just outside Benghazi, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army

T-55 tanks destroyed by NATO forces just outside Ajadabiya, Libya
T-55 tanks destroyed by NATO forces just outside Ajdabiya, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March 17, 2011

A surface-to-air missile air defense system destroyed by NATO outside of Benghazi, Libya
A surface-to-air missile air defense system destroyed by NATO on the outside of Benghazi, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army

A tracked artillery vehicle destroyed by NATO forces outside Benghazi, Libya
A tracked artillery vehicle destroyed by NATO forces in the desert just outside Benghazi, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army

A T-72 tank destroyed by NATO forces just outside Benghazi, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March 17, 2011

A T-55 tank with two children playing on it in Benghazi, Libya
A T-55 tank on the seafront in Benghazi, Libya with two children playing on it. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March

A T-55 tank destroyed by NATO forces in the desert north of Ajadabiya, Libya
A T-55 tank destroyed by NATO forces in the desert north of Ajdabiya, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March 17

A T-55 tank on the seafront in Benghazi, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March 17, 2011

A Free Libyan Army pickup truck with a ZPU a gun in Ajdabiyah, Libya
A Free Libyan Army pickup truck with a ZPU-1 anti-aircraft gun in Ajdabiya, Libya. A war betwean Gaddafi army and Libyas Transitional National Council army with air support from NATO started on March

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"The remnants of the Libyan Armed Forces: A testament to the conflict's destruction" In the aftermath of Libya's tumultuous civil war, scattered across its barren landscapes lie haunting reminders of a once formidable military force. Amongst them, an eerie sight unfolds - a Free Libyan Army pickup truck adorned with a ZPU-1 anti-aircraft gun stands as a symbol of resistance in Ajdabiya. Yet, as one ventures further into this desolate terrain, evidence of NATO's intervention becomes strikingly apparent. The scorched remains tell tales of fierce battles fought against Gaddafi's regime. Here lies a T-80 tank reduced to mere wreckage by relentless airstrikes from above; there lies another T-72 tank obliterated in the unforgiving desert north of Ajadabiya. The echoes grow louder still as we stumble upon more casualties left behind on this war-torn canvas. A tracked artillery vehicle stands frozen in time outside Benghazi – its destructive power now silenced forever. Nearby, an M109 howitzer bears witness to NATO forces' precision and determination amidst chaos. As if mirroring their fallen comrades nearby, rows upon rows of T-55 tanks lay defeated just outside Ajadabiya – their once-imposing presence now reduced to twisted metal and shattered dreams. Further northward, yet another T-55 succumbs to NATO forces' might in the vast expanse of the desert. Benghazi too reveals scars etched deep within its soil - two T-72 tanks stand side by side like sentinels guarding memories that refuse to fade away. And not far off, another T-80 tank succumbs under overwhelming pressure from above – testimony to NATO's resolute pursuit for peace. Amidst these ruins stands a surface-to-air missile air defense system destroyed by NATO forces outside Benghazi - an emblematic reminder that even those who sought protection found themselves ensnared in this merciless storm.