The battle consisted of the brave and tactical operations of the incredible Peshmerga Forces; it took place on the evening of 29th March 1983 in Sharmn and Bakrman areas when the courageous Peshmerga Forces attacked several positions of the mercenaries (Jash), and they managed to cause heavy damage to them within the two hours of the battle.

The battle took place in November 1986 in the Zakho region of Badinan region, when the Iraqi army and fighters, were supported by artillery and warplanes, attacked the headquarters and positions of the Peshmerga of Zakho’s Regional Committee, in order to suppress the voice of the revolution after a battle for a number of days and putting pressure on the fronts, the Peshmerga forces were able to defeat the advances of the mercenaries and drive them away from the area.

The battle took place in August 1984 when the Iraqi army and mercenaries attacked the Mangesh region to suppress the voice of the revolution in the region, but the Peshmerga forces resisted them and caused heavy damage to them the army’s casualties were a number of fighters killed and wounded

The battle was a Peshmarga operation during the Gulan Revolution in Qasrok area of Sheikhan district of Badinan region in 1978, after a Peshmerga force managed to reach a base of Ba'ath regime fighters and attacked them, they killed and wounded a large number of fighters and caused heavy damage to the base .

On December 10, 1982, an event unfolded in Siani Gara, situated 70 km within the Ba'ath government, where the Peshmerga launched an assault on the bases and headquarters of the Maghawir forces and mercenaries (jash). The ensuing three-day and night-long battle inflicted significant casualties upon the government forces and reverberated throughout the region.

In 1981, the Peshmerga forces engaged in fierce combat with the Iraqi army in the village of Banibnok, situated in the Suren Mountains as well as the Zalm and Karchal regions. These confrontations resulted in two significant battles between the Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi army. The Iraqi government forces suffered substantial casualties in both encounters and also lost a substantial amount of weaponry and military equipment to the Peshmerga forces.

Shawkat Ismail Hassan, widely known as Deputy Shawkat, completed his studies at the prestigious Baghdad Police College in 1960. The following year, he made a significant career move by joining the Peshmerga forces during the September Revolution. By 1971, he had risen through the ranks to become the esteemed commander of the 5th Battalion of Sangaw.

Commander Huso Mahmoud Babakr, also known as Huso Kanialinji, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul and Gulan Revolutions and the Uprising. In 1959 he joined the Peshmerga forces. Also, he is the bearer of the Immortal Barzani Medal.

Khidr Abdullah Rasul also known as Khidr Dabagh was a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution. It was in 1963 when he contacted the Peshmerga forces of the Aylul Revolution. Later on, He became the commander of the Artillery Force of the Aylul Revolution and an assistant to Mala Mustafa Barzani for artillery affairs.

Martyr Commander Mohammed Hassan Salim Ahmad was a Peshmerga of both the Aylul and Gullan Revolutions. In 1961, he contacted the Kurdistan Peshmerga forces. Then he was promoted to the rank of commander of the 4th Battalion of the Duhok Forces. On 26th November 1983, in the battle of Shino, he was martyred.

Commander Mushir Rasul Haji, also known as Mushir Guani, enlisted in the Peshmerga Forces of the September Revolution in 1966 under the guidance of Hamid Effendi

Commander Haji Mirkhan Ahmad Sulaiman also known as Haji Mirkhan Dolamari was a Peshmerga of the Aylul, Gullan Revolution and the Uprising. He contacted the Peshmerga forces with his brother Heso mirkhan Dolamari on 1st May 1959. Then he was promoted to the head of branch rank on 7th July 1962. In 1970, he became the head of the Akre Regional Committee. He was also a member of the Aylul Higher Institution and head of the Aylul Committee in Soran and Mergasur.