- Battle Front Commander, Jackson
- Opa Sandi
- Mack Typson
- Jahanma
- Operations
- Jabateh
- Col. Darbo
- Tarweh
- Col. Power
- Boakai Komah
- Sando Reagan
- Moluba Sombid
- Po-Boy Sheriff
- Mohammed Dambodambo
- Victor (known as Bassa-Boy)
- Varney Swaray
- The “Force Fire” and “Piso” Battalions respectively.
- Victor Swaray
Many of the above are assumed names used by the rebels during the war. It was a common practice among rebels of the various factions to assumed psuedo names, either deliberately or for the fun of it. Even some of the faction leaders took on names and titles that were not real. For example, Charles Taylor, head of the NPFL, was often referred to as “Gankay” which means warrior in the Gola dialect. ULIMO-K supporters often referred to Alhaji Kromah, the head of ULIMO-K as the “Supreme Commander” of all of ULIMO. Prince Johnson of the Independent Patriotic Front of Liberia (INPFL) was called “Field Marshall” by his rebels, and sometimes by some members of the press.
