Libyan dissidents fighting for their own repairs of terrifying handmade weapons, weapons stolen from the Kadafi army
It has been four months since the dissidents, consisting of civilians and former military personnel, began fighting the Kadafi army with the support of NATO airstrikes, and the dissidents stole the weapons from their enemies. This is a collection of photographs of manual repairs and combat training.
DIY Weapons of the Libyan Rebels --The Atlantic
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2011/06/diy-weapons-of-the-libyan-rebels/100086/
A Libyan volunteer is repairing the 'UB-32 Rocket Launcher' at a weapons workshop in Misrata, Libya. By the way, this is a rocket launcher that is normally attached to fighters and fighter-bombers.
A dissident officer is repairing a weapon obtained from the Kadafi army.
A dissident warrior regains territory from the Kadafi army and shows a V sign.
A Molotov cocktail prepared for battle.
Weapons such as anti-aircraft guns waiting for their turn in the warehouse.
Lots of weapons and ammunition.
When firing rockets, cover your ears to protect your eardrums from the roar.
A man cleaning the Glad Rocket Launcher.
A warrior who blows a cigarette in front of a rocket launcher.
A truck firing rockets toward the front line of the enemy.
I'm trying to remove a cannon from some of the enemy tanks.
Again, we are trying to repair and reuse the weapons we stole from the Kadafi army.
Rust is removed from the ammunition.
A man carrying a large number of rockets. Of course, it was stolen from the Kadafi army.
Metal is being cut from a broken Kadafi army tank. The metal plate is said to be used for the armor of combat vehicles.
A workshop that teaches how to adjust weapons stolen by dissident officers.
The UB-32 rocket launcher attached to the truck is loaded with rockets.
Dissidents heading to the battlefield on a TOYOTA truck.
It looks like during training.
A warrior resting on a weapon attached to a truck.
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