Al-Atassi Family - Ranking Officers in The Syrian Military

Ranking Officers in The Syrian Military

In order of highest rank:

  • General Louay ibn Ahmad Sami al-Atassi, Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Armed Forces, president of the Revolutionary councel, 1963, former head of the School of Infantry.
  • Major General Dr. Sabah al-Deen bin Husam al-Deel al-Atassi, former High Commissioner of the Syrian Army
  • Major General Dr. Ziad bin Abu al-Sood al-Sayed Suleiman al-Atassi
  • Major General Iklil bin Fahmi al-Atassi
  • Major General Tamer bin Haqqi al-Atassi.
  • Brigadier General Salem bin Suliman al-Atassi.
  • Brigadier General Dr. Abdel-Zaher bin Abdel Majeed al-Sayed Suleiman al-Atassi
  • Colonel Ziad bin Khalil al-Atassi, former Secretary General of the Syrian Veteran Society, first head of the School of Armor Division.
  • Colonel Faisal bin Mazhar al-Atassi, leader of the 1954 coup.
  • Colonel Mohammad bin Ibrahim al-Atassi, former Commissioner of the Syrian Army, former head of the Allepo Military Police.
  • His Excellency Colonel Jawdat bin Abdel Jawad al-Atasi, former president of the Military SChool, Homs, former Syrian Ambassador to Italy, Argentia, and USSR.
  • Colonel Shahood bin Rafeeq al-Atassi, former head of the Syrian Desert Forces.
  • Colonel Mazyad bin Tawfeeq al-Atassi, former head of the Civilian Police in Homs, former Director General of the Prisons of Allepo.
  • Colonel Ramez bin Rateb Sayed Suliman al-Atassi.
  • Lieutenant Colonel Tarek bin Shaker Imad Al-Deen al-Atassi, Director of the Military Museum, Damascus.
  • Lieutenant Colonel Maher bin Jum'a al-Atassi ( Syrian air forces).

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