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- The largest crowd at Gadafi’s palace was watching heavy machinery break into on of Gadafi’s underground bunkers In Bengazi, eastern Libya.
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- From on top of a semi-trailer roof men pray along Bengazi’s corniche in the city center followed by a protest. The prayer and protest filled the square and over-ran onto side streets. The majority of people left the protest early when rain and light hail poured down.
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- Families walk around one of Gadafi’s palace In Bengazi, some even go inside his underground bunkers.
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- Eastern Libya around Baida is a large flat area with light vegetation.
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- Men pray along Bengazi’s corniche in the city center followed by a protest. The prayer and protest filled the square and over-ran onto side streets. The majority of people left the protest early when rain and light hail poured down.
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- Colonel Tarek Saad Hussein, one of the military leaders of the opposition in Bengazi, eastern Libya
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- In one of the palaces of Gadafi civilians walk around an underground bunker exploring an area that has been off limits to them until now.
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- At Al Abrak Airport in Eastern Libya the remains of a battle are scattered in the terminal and around the tarmac as a few remaining civilians guard and poke around.
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- Walid Singh, an Indian who works in Libya as a mechanic waits at the dock. He just learned that he will have to wait another day for his boat to come in. He and his friends plan on sleeping at the dock.
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- The main square of Bengazi, eastern Libya, refilled with protesters. One in the middle is carrying a poster with a martyrs photo.
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- In Baida, eastern Libya, anti-Ghadafi people took over the city hall and held a congress with members from surrounding cities.
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- Sheikh Mohamad Darnawi in the bottom right leads the meeting at the city hall of Baida.
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- At Al Abrak Airport in Eastern Libya the remains of a battle are scattered in the terminal and around the tarmac as a few remaining civilians guard and poke around.
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- One spectator watches as heavy machinery is used to bust open Gadafi’s underground bunkers In Bengazi, eastern Libya.
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- At Al Abrak Airport in Eastern Libya the remains of a battle are scattered in the terminal and around the tarmac as a few remaining civilians guard and poke around.
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- While a defecting minister and leaders spoke inside a lively anti-ghadafi protest was held outside.
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- Convoys of rebel fighters headed towards Braiga were using personal cars and family weapons.
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- Cars stopped at an intersection on the outskirts of Baiga and watched the road in. Eventually a convoy wend down the road into Braiga, while ambulances transporting the seriously wounded passed by on their way to Bengazi.
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- Convoys of rebel fighters headed towards Braiga.
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- Off to the side of the checkpoint a group of men were greasing and assembling large anti-aircraft and anti-vehical weapons.
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- Most of the rebel fighters are young men, but a few older men have also taken up arms.
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- A convoy of fighters heading into Braiga.
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- Outside the hospital a shopping center stands quiet as automatic gunfire echoes through the small city.
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- One of the injured is rushed through a large crowd of onlookers into the hospital. After their initial treatment most of the wounded are moved to larger hostpitals in neighboring cities.
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- In between the the arrival of patients the doctors and staff, including volunteers from as far away as Bengazi wait at the ready.
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- In between the the arrival of patients the doctors and staff, including this medical student who volunteered today wait at the ready.
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- On of the four dead in Braiga included Said Jamia who normally works as a truck driver to support his family and 2 year old daughter. He was reportedly killed by a bomb.
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- A brother of on of the four dead in Braiga included Said Jamia who normally works as a truck driver to support his family and 2 year old daughter. He was reportedly killed by a bomb.
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- A family member of one of the dead mourns in the corner of the small morgue beside Braiga Hospital. In the foreground is On of the four dead, Said Jamia who normally works as a truck driver to support his family and 2 year old daughter. He was reportedly killed by a bomb.
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- One of the dead from a day of fighting in Braiga,
Fighting occurred in the oil producing town of Brega between pro-Ghadafi forces and rebel fighters. Loyal planes bombed formations of rebel fighters in and around Braiga as reinforcements came from the nearby town of Ajdabiya. At least 14 wounded and 4 dead came to the Brega hospital