Dead Libyan soldiers that were killed during the Toyota war on the Chad-Libya border in 1987, mummified by the harsh climate of the desert.
The Toyota war gets its name from the Toyota Hilux trucks that the Chadian soldiers used to fight against the Libyans to great effect.
The Libyan army suffered a serious and embarrassing defeat against a technologically and numerically inferior army, losing almost 8,000 men to Chad's 1,000, and losing nearly 2 billion dollars worth of military equipment provided by the UN and US.