Functions
Assigned to 4th artillery regiment on 8/1/1956
Assigned to the Military Academy (Deputy Trainer) on 9/1/1957
Reinstated to the 4th artillery regiment on 8/1/1958
Assigned to the general Headquarters – 4th Bureau on 10/1/1958
Was assigned to the 5th artillery battalion- commander of battalion, on 6/4/1962
Was assigned to the 2nd artillery regiment, artillery brigade (deputy-commander of regiment) on 1/25/1966
Appointed commander of artillery regiment on 7/3/1968
Appointed chief of the 4th Bureau per Interim, as from 5/21/1965 to 8/16/1970
Appointed Deputy Chief of the 4th Bureau on 8/17/1970
Appointed chief of the Co-operative service at the Social Affairs directorate on 10/4/1971
Appointed chief of the Finance control Office at the directorate of Administrative Control on 4/21/1972
Was assigned to the region of North Lebanon on 7/21/1973
Was assigned to the HQ of the infantry brigade- Chief of Staff of brigade on 8/1/1973
Was assigned to the independent anti-tanks company (artillery commander) on 8/3/1974
Was transferred to the company of the Bekaa regional district - regional deputy to the commander of the region on 7/18/1974
Was detached to the Beirut region Command as from 9/16/1974 to 9/26/1974
Appointed Deputy to the Commander of the Bekaa region on 12/21/1974
Was detached to command by Interim, the Eastern defense Sector, on 2/28/1975
Assigned to the HQ Battalion of the 1st infantry brigade- Chief of Staff of the brigade on 8/18/1975
Assigned to the Army Headquarters Battalion as Chief of the Studies, organization and planning Office on 8/30/1975
Assigned to the Sector No. 3 / Unit 31 as commander of the group on 3/15/1978
Appointed Armed Forces Commander on 12/8/1982
Was released from his duty as the Armed Forces Commander, on his request, and was put at the disposition of the minister of National Defense on 6/23/1984
Transferred to pension on 7/1/1988
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