Military of Afghanistan - Senior Officers

Senior Officers

  • Defense Minister, General Bismillah Khan Mohammadi
  • Defense Ministry Spokesman, Major General Mohammad Zahir Azimi
  • Chief of Staff of the Afghan National Army, Lieutenant General Sher Mohammad Karimi
  • Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Lieutenant General Mohammad Ikram
  • Unknown position, Lieutenant General Mohammad Eshaq Noori
  • General Staff Chief of Personnel, Major General Abdul Abdullah
  • General Staff Chief of Intelligence, Major General Abdul Khaliq Faryad
  • General Staff Chief of Logistics, Lieutenant General Azizuddin Farahee
  • General Staff Chief of Communications, Major General Mehrab Ali
  • General Staff Inspector General, Major General Jalandar Shah
  • Surgeon General, Lieutenant General Dr. Abdul Qayum Tutakhail
  • Afghan Air Force Commander, Major General Mohammad Dawran
  • 201st Selab ("Flood") Corps Commander, Major General Mohammad Rahim Wardak
  • 203rd Tandar ("Thunder") Corps Commander, Major General Abdul Khaleq
  • 205th Atal ("Hero") Corps Commander, General (grade uncertain) Sher Mohammad Zazai
  • 207th Zafar ("Victory") Corps Commander, Major General Jalandar Shah Behnam
  • 209th Shaheen ("Falcon") Corps Commander, Major General Murad Ali
  • 215th Maiwand Corps Commander, (unknown)
  • Afghan National Army Training Command, Major General Aminullah Karim
  • Command and General Staff College, Major General Rizak
  • National Military Academy of Afghanistan, Major General Mohammad Sharef
  • Kabul Military Training Centre, Brigadier General Mohammad Amin Wardak

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