Memoirs of Azizollah Pour Kazem of war in 1982/1st part

That black cloud and the bold decision of commanders

Before retirement, Brigadier General Azizollah Pour Kazem was in charge of the Engineering Unit of the Joint Staff of Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) and retired in 2009. At present, he is a lecturer in Isfahan’s Islamic Azad University, teaching holy defense. He is also in charge of the Congress of Commanders and 2300 Martyrs of Khomeini Shahr and the Director General of the Defense Engineering and Passive Defense of the Middle Area of the Defense Ministry which covers the provinces of Isfahan, Yazd, Chahar Mahal Bakhtiari, and Markazi.

Overview of Ahmad Masoudi’s Memoirs

“Wounded Keffiyehs” and Battles

“Wounded Keffiyehs” is the title of a book on eight years of Holy Defense where Commander-in-chief, Ahmad Masoudi tells his memories of the era. The book constitutes of an Introduction followed by 30 chapters and starts with his story of obtaining his father’s consent to report for duty and continues by the account of his presence in the battlefield and various operations and eventually being wounded.

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