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An Egyptian army captain (top R, no name given) addresses the crowds to show his support for protesters demonstrating against the military rule in Cairo's Tahrir square on November 27, 2011. Egypt's army rulers, protesters and future political leaders were locked in a fierce power struggle that set the country on edge ahead of the first elections since its revolution.

Colonel Saleh Salem, the head of Benghazi's Military Council, attends a meeting of commanders who defected from Moamer Kadhafi's armed forces in the heat of the civil uprising held in the eastern Libyan city of Al-Baida to name a new chief on November 17, 2011. Some 150 officers and sub-officers unanimously approved the appointment of Khalifa Haftar (not in picture) and announced the re-activation of the army, which has yet to be officially reconstituted.

A member of Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) shows journalists remnants of arms and unexploded weaponry being collected as part of an NTC campaign in Tajura, about 30 kms east of Tripoli, on November 16, 2011. In Benghazi, officers and soldiers from the former Libyan regime gathered on November 15 to name a new military chief and relaunch a national army, but the attempt ended in quarrelling amid widespread divisions.

Between 200 and 300 military officers and soldiers, joined by dozens of volunteer fighters that had participated in the successful campaign to unseat Moamer Kadhafi, gather in the Benina air base near Benghazi airport on November 15, 2011 to name a new military chief and relaunch a national army. With many volunteer fighters for the National Transition Council still armed, the attempt ended in quarrelling amid widespread divisions.

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