Country ORBAT

Libya

21 platform lines · 20 mapped sites · 10 deployable units

Personnel & posture

Active personnel: 30k
Mobilization window: ~7 days to full field army
GDP (est.): $50B

Order of battle

Ground forces
- Mechanized brigades4 – 10
- Infantry brigades4 – 12
- Artillery regiments6 – 18
- Special operations groups2 – 8
Air power
- Combat aircraft (mixed fleet)10 – 36
- Attack helicopters8 – 24
- Transport / liaison6 – 16
Naval & riverine
- Patrol craft10 – 30
- Coastal defense6 – 16
- Riverine units4 – 12
Unmanned systems
- Tactical UAS30 – 100
- Commercial recon drones50 – 180
Armored forces
- Main battle tanks (legacy/mixed)40 – 180
- Light armor / technicals100 – 400
Air & missile defense
- Long-range SAM batteries4 – 14
- Medium-range SAM8 – 24
- Point defense / C-RAM12 – 36
- MANPADS teams120 – 450
  Distributed mobile fire groups
Cyber & EW
- Cyber operations units4 – 12
- Electronic warfare battalions3 – 10
- SIGINT companies4 – 14

Bases & infrastructure (20)

Libya Ministry of Defense
hub
National command and crisis coordination
command
Libya Army Headquarters
military base
Ground forces command and mobilization center
army
Libya Primary Air Base
airport
Combat aviation and airlift hub
air
Libya Naval Base
port
Fleet homeport and coastal defense
naval
Libya Main Seaport
port
Strategic maritime trade and logistics gateway
trade
Libya Defense Industrial Complex
factory
Ammunition, vehicles, and sustainment production
manufacturing
Libya Munitions plant
factory
Artillery shells, small arms, explosives
ammunition
Libya Oil & gas refinery
factory
Fuel processing and petrochemicals
energy
Libya Integrated Air Defense Site
military base
Long-range SAM coverage for capital region
air_defense
Libya Early Warning Radar
military base
Air and missile tracking
air_defense
Libya Combined Arms Training Area
military base
Brigade-level exercises and mobilization
training
Libya Border Defense Outpost
military base
Frontier surveillance and rapid response
army
Libya Cyber Command Center
hub
Offensive/defensive cyber operations
cyber
Libya Forward Corps HQ
military base
Theater-level ground command
army
Libya Secondary Airfield
airport
Dispersal, training, and surge capacity
air
Libyan defence ministry (Tripoli)
hub
Divided national security institutions.
command
Misrata steel & port
port
Western trade and militia logistics.
trade
Benghazi port
port
Eastern export and military staging.
trade
Sabha airfield region
airport
Southern desert air access.
air
Tobruk coastal base
military base
Eastern Mediterranean access.
naval

Deployable units (10)

LNA General Command (Benghazi)hq
Tripoli Joint Security Forcearmy
Tobruk garrison brigadearmy
Al Jufra Air Baseair
Tripoli Naval Basenavy
Mechanized battalion (Sirte)armor
Sirte SAM batterysam
Bayraktar TB2 detachment (Mitiga)drone
Sebha southern commandarmy
Benghazi logistics depotfacility

Theater glossary

Chokepoint: Narrow sea or land passage where trade or military traffic can be blocked.
Rare earth: Elements used in magnets, motors, and precision weapons — China dominates refining.
SPR: Strategic Petroleum Reserve — emergency crude stockpile.
TSMC: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing — advanced logic fab cluster.
Hormuz: Strait of Hormuz — ~20% of global oil transits.
Malacca: Strait of Malacca — busiest shipping lane between Indian and Pacific Oceans.
Suwałki corridor: Poland–Lithuania land bridge — NATO logistics vulnerability.
Cobalt belt: DRC–Zambia mining corridor — battery supply chain.
Lithium triangle: Chile–Argentina–Bolivia brine deposits — EV battery input.
Grain corridor: Black Sea / Danube export routes — global food security.
Red Sea corridor: Bab el-Mandeb through Suez — Houthi interdiction risk.
Taiwan Strait lane: Kaohsiung–Busan chip & container sea lane under blockade exercise.
Black Sea grain lane: Odesa/Danube export routes under missile and mine threat.
Horn access lane: Djibouti–Massawa–Assab Red Sea port competition axis.