A member of the seven-member ruling secretariat and commander of the powerful Eastern Block, he was the FARC's chief military strategist.
Mr Suárez was the group's military-operations chief, a member of its seven-man ruling secretariat, and the commander of its Eastern Bloc, the strongest unit, with an estimated 4,000-5,000 fighters.
Family loyalists have moved quickly since the dictator's death Saturday to install his son and chosen heir, Bashar, as his successor, designating him as the nation's top military commander and ruling-party presidential candidate.
As commander of the ruling party's military wing, General Adolphe was hated and feared by those outside his circle, but revered by his own men.
In its 1946 ruling, the Supreme Court said American commanders had the power "to seize and subject to disciplinary measures those enemies who, in their attempt to thwart or impede our military effort, have violated the law of war".
After the mujahedeen, or holy warriors, defeated the Soviets in 1989, some of their commanders became little emirs, ruling a village or a stretch of road by force.
The individuals listed include Mr. bin Laden himself and many in his "majlis," the ruling council of Al Qaeda, and other commanders responsible for legal affairs, finance and paramilitary training.
A relative of the ruling Palaiologos dynasty, he was appointed commander-in-chief in Asia Minor in 1293 and for a time re-established the Byzantine position there, scoring some of the last Byzantine successes against the Turkish emirates.
Lee's comments came after Kim Jong-un was formally named "supreme commander" of the North's ruling party, army and people.
Mr. Sesay and Mr. Kallon were part of the country's ruling council; Mr. Gbao was a rebel commander.
