Battles/wars Iran–Iraq War † Rank Major general | Battles and wars Iran–Iraq War | |
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Died 1 March 1984, Khuzestan Province, Iran Allegiance Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps | ||
Major General Hassan Ghazi (Persian: حسن غازی) ( 9 July 1959 – 1 March 1984) was an Iranian footballer who plays as the captain of Sepahan and was the main architect of the Iranian missile system in the Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution during Iran–Iraq War.
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Biography
Ghazi was born on 9 July 1959 in Isfahan. When graduated from high school, Ghazi went to Isfahan University of Medical Sciences.
Club career
He is the former captain of the Sepahan under-23 team. In 1974, he was considered one of the best Iranian players despite his young age. Due to his potential talent, young age, and impressive performances, he was transferred to Iran under-23 team.
As developer of Iran's missile program
Ghazi took part in the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution. He had important roles in the Iran-Iraq war as Establishment of the first artillery and of the missile command center in AGIR.
Death
In 1 March 1984, Ghazi was marytred during Operation Kheibar at the age of 24.
Legacy
Ghazi Stadium, Ghazi Military base and Ghazi Bridge in Isfahan is named after him.
In popular culture
Shaghayeghe Ashegh(fa: شقایق عاشق) (27 January 2014), ed. Zeynan Ataee, Isfahan: Setaregane Derakhshan; consisted of brief biographies of Hassan Ghazi and a collection of memories of officers and other people about them.