The ISIS family tree: How terror network run by 'the caliph' has a rigid chain of command down to its foot soldiers

 This guys are bloody organized


 


 Commanding an area larger than Britain with a population of more than four million citizens, Islamic State terrorists use a strict hierarchical system to manage operations. Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (centre) has appointed a rigid chain of command beneath him - including his deputy in Iraq - Abu Muslim al-Turkmani (left), and his deputy managing operations in Syria - Abu Ali al-Anbari (right). There are also separate councils responsible for everything from the sale of oil, to decisions on which prisoners to execute and how.