(CNN)He runs his terror group like a CEO -- with spreadsheets on missions, assassinations and captured assets. And reports from Iraq's government suggest ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi may have been hit in airstrikes over the weekend -- though it's not clear whether he was wounded, whose strikes he may have been hit by and in what part of the country he may have been struck. But if al-Baghdadi is dead, what would happen to the radical Sunni militant group? Don't expect ISIS to just crumble. "It will morph, and new leaders will emerge," retired U.S. Maj. Gen. James "Spider" Marks said. "In fact, bear in mind that ISIS leadership originated from Saddam's military. These are very conventionally trained, very professional leaders."
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ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi may have been wounded in an airstrike
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Even if he gets killed, a throng of "very professional leaders" could take his place
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Al-Baghdadi has two top deputies, one over operations in Iraq and one over Syria
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The Shura Council, ISIS' religious monitor, could tell al-Baghdadi to go
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