| No. 233 | 29 December 2015 |
Interview with Mehr Ali Ebrahim NejadI was just a private (2)Mehr Ali Ebrahim Nejad is a veteran of the Iraq-imposed war on Iran. He went to the battle forefronts while he was still a teenager and fought for the country 90 months of the 94-month (nearly 8-year) war. The following is an excerpt of his Oral History Weekly's interview with about on the occasion of the anniversary of Operation Muharram (Monday, November 1, 1982). Here is the second episode of his interview with.
Susangerd, Occupation, Liberation (3)An interview with Ghodratollah BahariEleventh of Mehr 1359, we moved by helicopter toward the enemy. A number of Green Beret forces were also in the helicopter and we met them accidentally. Their commander was a First Lieutenant who became Colonel and then an adviser. We came and reached to Susangerd-Hamidieh road, where we saw Iraqi tanks have mired. They surrounded by water and their crew have fled. We didn’t have anything to do with the mired tanks. They were also no problem for helicopters.
Military Service at the Verge of the third decade (2) I said: I don’t remember you sir! Interview with Haj Mohammad Hashem Soleimani I was just appointed as a guard. We were in Shemiran Palace. When we changed post the previous guard didn’t tell me that Shapoor Alireza [1] has left the palace. When I started my shift I didn’t know Shapoor Alireza is out of the palace. It was dark at night that I saw car lights from the road and a car was closing in. It flashed light. We had closed the gates. He said: hey guard! Open the door! I said: Sir! I don’t know you. He said: I just left few minutes ago.
A Look at Shahrokh Meskoob MemoirsIn the Mood of Youth AgeKamshad expressed his reasons to edit and arrange Meskoob, s notes in the introduction and he claims: “I know many individuals do not like, but I'm sure this is what Shahrokh would like to do if he was alive”. He says in some parts of the notes: “I’m bored of this game, I'm always busy with my honor protection, I’m always thinking about honor, and hiding the names of the people.
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 Air Raid to Al-Waleed (1) By: Brigadier General Ahmad Mehrnia
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