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On March 1, 1969, Sami Abdulrahman and other commanders received orders from the revolutionary leadership to carry out a Peshmerga campaign against the Babagurgur oil company in Kirkuk. After completing their preparations, they heavily shelled the facility using 120mm and 106mm cannons, causing significant damage and setting fire to the Tarkiz factory
This massacre and epic took place in the summer of 1963 during the Ba'athist regime in Sulaimani province. They believed that if they carried out a massive massacre and attack on Kurdistan, they would, in a short period of time, destroy the September Revolution and take the whole of Kurdistan under their control. Although they began to arrest and massacre innocent people in Sulaimani, However, they failed and also failed in all their attacks on Mount Azmar.
Martyr Hamid Muhammad Qadir, he was a Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution, in 1978 in the village of Kani Janan of the Halabja Governorate he was ambushed by the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), during resting period Hamid Mohammed and five of his companions were martyred.
Sabir Abdulkarim Mohammed, a Peshmerga fighter of the May Revolution. In 1978, within the village of Kani Zhanani situated in the Halabja province, an unfortunate event unfolded as he and his five companions became victims of a meticulously orchestrated strategy carried out by a PUK force.
Saheb Habib Hama Rashid, a Peshmerga fighter associated in the May Revolution, tragically lost his father and brother to martyrdom. Throughout his Peshmerga career, he displayed immense courage and dedication, sustaining critical injuries on one occasion. In recognition of his exceptional leadership skills...
The revolutionary artillery was an essential and influential part of the Peshmerga forces. In general, since 1965, it has seen a good development in providing trained officers and Peshmergas ....
Martyr Reza Qadir Abdulkarim, a Peshmerga fighter of the September Revolution, obtained his medical degree through the course offered during the revolution. In the year 1969, he was apprehended during an orchestrated attack by Iraqi military personnel and He met his demise through fatal gunshots near Halabja, thus attaining martyrdom.
Martyr Hama Rashid Mohammed Abdulrahman was a Peshmerga of both the Aylul and Gulan Revolutions. He was arrested in 1979 in Halabja during a clash with the Iraqi army. He was executed after three months of torture in prison. He is one of the martyrs whose grave is unknown.
Martyr HamaKhan Amin Hama-Karim, who became a refugee in Iran after the fail of September revolution, he was the Peshmerga of the Gulan Revolution, and was martyred in the epic battle of Khwakurk in 1988.
Martyr Jabbar Rahim Nadir, known as Jabbar Rahim Tagozi, was the Peshmerga of both the September and the Gulan Revolution, he was injured once in his life as peshmerga and received the rank of leader, after the fail of the September Revolution, he became a refugee in Iran. In 1977, he was martyred in the village of Bani Bolani in the Tagozi region in facing the Iraqi soldiers of that time.
Martyr Rostam Abdulmuhammad Ahmad was an employee for the Iraqi government, and he was a Peshmerga of the “Aylul” Revolution and the Kurdistan people's mass uprising. However, After the collapse of the “Aylul” Revolution, he was displaced to Iran. In 1991, he was ambushed by the “Khalq” Mujahideen forces near Khanaqin district and was killed (martyred). Moreover, he is one of the martyrs that the location of his grave is unknown.
Hamamrad Baqi Amin, a martyr from the Aylul Revolution, was a Peshmerga soldier. Throughout his Peshmerga career, he sustained two wounds. During the Battle of Penjwen in 1969, he was martyred.
