The Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, for example, has produced two main political parties. Al Watan (The Homeland) is led by former LIFG and Tripoli Military Council commander Abd al Hakim Belhaj.

The National Guard, headed by the former LIFG deputy leader, Khaled al Sharif, absorbed more than 30 brigades, mostly from the west and southwest.

The moderate tone was generally consistent with what most of the LIFG leaders have been saying in the last six months, whether in eastern or western Libya.

The reforms proposed by Saif al Islam included releasing some political prisoners, especially those, like the LIFG, who declared their allegiance to Qaddafi s regime.

It also helped to hone in on a figure of rising importance in al Qaeda, Abu Yahya al Libi, a senior cleric in the Libyan Islamic fighting group.

The Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG), another former Al Qaeda ally, abandoned the ideology between 2005 and 2010 and joined the revolution against Col. Muammar el Qaddafi s dictatorship.

The LIFG leader, Abd al Hakim Belhaj (a.k.a. Abu Abdullaj al Sadiq) currently is the commander of the Military Council of Tripoli, and spearheaded the attack on Qaddafi s Bab al Aziziya compound.

The other, Al Umma al Wasat (The Central Nation), is led by Sami al Saadi, the group s former chief ideologist, and Abd al Wahad Qaid, an LIFG military commander and the brother of the deceased Al Qaeda commander Hasan Qaid (Abu Yahya al Libi).

Thus spoke Saif al Islam al Qaddafi in March 2010, referring to the leaders of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG), an armed organization that had attempted to assassinate his father, Muammar al Qaddafi, three times in the mid 1990 s.

That fighter plane dropped a bomb.

That fighter plane dropped a bomb.

The fighters left for operational reasons.

But now we got Eagles out there,

People want bread, not fighters.

The fighter aircraft were equipped with incendiary bombs.

In a fighter, you have an ejection seat.

Fortunately, a two engine jet got back to base, and they pulled the remains of one of these Eurasian Rollers out.

Under the nominal control of the militant cleric Moqtada al Sadr, the group has become Iraq s largest and best armed fighting force and is pursuing its own political and security agenda.

D. Airfields, wherever located, under the control of the parties to the conflict at which combat or other aircraft used for military purposes can be based.

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