Opposition supporters gather in memoriam and place pictures of the victims at a site where hundreds of anti-gaddafi prisoners were allegedly slain by government forces in a 1996 massacre in Banhazi. Banghazi, Libya. March 1, 2011.

Friends, Family and townspeople of Ajdabiyah, Libya gather to mourn and chant during a funeral procession for 6 Libyans killed the day before in battle between Loyalist and Rebel forces in the oil-refining town of Al-Brega, Libya on March 3, 2011.

A loyalist soldier receives emergency medical assistance at Ajdabiyah Medical Centre in Ajdabiyah, Libya on March 2, 2010.

Protestors chant at a demonstration in Benghazi, Libya the evening of March 1, 2011. While the Libyan government has been totally overrun in Benghazi, the people continue to demonstrate to send a message to the "unliberated" areas of the country. "Gadhafi thinks we love him, so we're here to show him just how much we really do." said one demonstrator with Sarcasm.

Men, ages 18-60, sit in formation during their brief training before heading to the frontlines.

Rebel forces are seen in celebration after advancing past the town of Al-Brega on March 3, 2011. Al-Brega, a major oil refinery and key strategic location for the Revolutionary offensive, saw heavy fighting the day before in which 9 were killed and 35 wounded.

Four alleged mercenaries from African nations captured while fleeing in civilian clothes wait in fear as a rioting crowd surrounds their vehicle in the town of Al-Brega on March 3, 2011. According to Rebel forces, the four men will be held as POWs and won't be killed.

Friends, Family and townspeople of Ajdabiyah mourn while burying the body of one of six civillians killed in crossfire between rebel and pro-Gaddafi fighters the day before in the oil-refining town of Al-Brega, Libya on March 3, 2011, 16 days before the NATO intervention began to protect civilians from indiscriminate military action.