Gaddafi 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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"Gaddafi Forces: The Remnants of a Brutal Regime" In the midst of Libya's tumultuous civil war, the Gaddafi forces fought fiercely to maintain control. Their arsenal boasted an array of formidable weaponry, as evidenced by the remnants left behind in various locations across the country. A Free Libyan Army pickup truck mounted with a ZPU-1 anti-aircraft gun stands as a testament to the rebels' determination and resourcefulness in their fight against Gaddafi's regime. This symbolizes their relentless pursuit for freedom and justice. However, NATO forces were not deterred by these displays of power. In their mission to protect innocent lives and support the aspirations of Libyans seeking liberation, they engaged in intense battles that resulted in significant victories against Gaddafi's military might. The desert north of Ajadabiya witnessed multiple T-80 tanks reduced to ruins under NATO airstrikes. These once-imposing machines now lay destroyed, serving as reminders that no force can suppress the will of those yearning for liberty. Similarly, T-72 tanks met their demise at the hands of NATO just outside Benghazi. These armored behemoths stood no chance against determined opposition fighting for a brighter future for Libya. Artillery vehicles also suffered devastating blows from NATO forces outside Benghazi. A tracked artillery vehicle and an M109 howitzer lie shattered on scorched earth—a stark reminder that violence begets destruction rather than stability. T-55 tanks faced similar fates near Ajadabiya and its surrounding deserts—once imposing symbols of Gaddafi's oppressive rule turned into twisted metal carcasses strewn across battlefields. Even advanced T-80 tanks fell victim to NATO strikes in northern Ajadabiya—an undeniable testament to international resolve against tyranny. As if targeting ground-based threats was not enough, NATO successfully neutralized surface-to-air missile air defense systems deployed by Gaddafi forces outside Benghazi. This strategic move ensured safer skies for both Libyan civilians and international forces alike.