LNA Air Force threatens to strike any Misrata bound ships
By Libya Herald staff. The LNA Air Force has threatened to strike at all ships approaching Misrata port (Photo:Pro HoR ...
Tag: Air Force
Three killed and nine injured in Tobruk plane crash
By Noora Ibrahim. Libyan Air Force jet crashes to the ground yesterday (Photo: Social Media) Benghazi, 3 September 2014: It ...
UPDATE: Another Air Force pilot targeted in Benghazi
By Ayman Amzein and Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 16 March 2014: Another Air Force pilot is in a critical condition this ...
Air Force refuses to bomb oil tanker
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 8 March 2014: Members of the Libyan Air Force have apparently refused to obey orders to ...
Protests cause severe disruption at Benina Airport
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab and Tom Westcott. Benina Airport, where today travel was severely disrupted by protestors (Photo: Leonard Powell) ...
Missing Air Force helicopter was shot down, says Military Prosecutor
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 24 February 2014: An Air Force helicopter that went missing two weeks ago shortly after ...
Italy joins search for missing Air Force helicopter
Tripoli, 20 February 2014: Italian aircraft yesterday joined in the search for evidence of an Air Force helicopter that went ...
Wreckage from lost Air Force helicopter found
Tripoli, 16 February 2014: Wreckage from an Air Force helicopter which went missing on Wednesday morning minutes after taking off ...
Search still on for missing Air Force helicopter
Tripoli, 15 February 2014: The search is still on for an Air Force helicopter that went missing on Wednesday morning ...
Air Force helicopter missing after losing radio contact
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 13 February 2014: An Air Force helicopter, reportedly an MI-16, went missing near the eastern ...
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