Ahmad Dadbin

Amir

Ahmad Dadbin
Amir; Ahmad Dadbin
	Mohammadifar in 2020
Native name	احمد دادبین
Born	1955 (age 70–71)
Allegiance	Iran
Branch	Islamic Republic of Iran Army
Rank	Brigadier general
Commands	28th Infantry Division of Kordestan; Iranian Army Ground Forces
Conflicts	Iran–Iraq War

Ahmad Dadbin (Persian: احمد دادبین; born 1955) is a Brigadier General of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army, currently serving as an advisor to the Commander-in-Chief of the Army.^[1] He was the Commander-in-Chief [fa] of the Iranian Army Ground Forces from 1994 to 1997.^[2]^[3]

Biography

Ahmad Dadbin was born in 1955 in Shiraz. His father was an officer in the Imperial Iranian Army [fa]. He entered the Army Officers' Academy in 1974 and officially joined the Imperial Iranian Army. In 1977, he completed his infantry training at the Shiraz Infantry Center and the following year joined the 23rd Nohed Division (Army Special Forces) as a second lieutenant. Years later, he assumed command of the 28th Infantry Division of Kordestan and was appointed Commander-in-Chief [fa] of the Iranian Army Ground Forces in 1994.

After that, he took over the management of the Iranian Helicopter Support and Modernization Company "Penha". In 2005, according to his own account, he fell from Mount Damavand and was seriously injured due to wearing unsuitable shoes. He then went into a coma and recovered a short time later.^[4] Among his notable works during his time as commander of the Nazaja were improving the army's budget and economy, as well as the Zolfaqar strategic maneuver "Great Velayat Maneuver" in the deserts of Qom province.