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Mahmoud Shaker Abdel-Monem Born 20 July 1926
Al Bidaa, Dakahlia GovernorateDied 6 April 1980 Allegiance Egypt Service/branch Egyptian Air Force
Rank Air Marshal Battles/wars Libyan–Egyptian War Air Marshal Mahmoud Shaker Abdel-Monem (Arabic: محمود شاكر) (20 July 1926 - 6 April 1980) was a senior commander in the Egyptian Air Force.
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Early life and education
Mahmoud Shaker was born on 20 July 1926 in Al Bidaa in the Dakahlia Governorate northeast of the Egyptian capital Cairo. He completed his secondary school education in 1947. Shortly afterwards Mahmoud Shaker attended the Egyptian Military Academy, graduating in 1949. Moving on to the Egyptian Air Academy, Mahmoud Shaker graduated from flying training in 1950.[1]
Mahmoud Shaker also studied:[1]
- Air Navigation and Fighter Transformation Studies.
- M.A in the Military Sciences from the Indian Defence Services Staff College at the Wellington Cantonment.
- M.A in Air Sciences with a specialism in Air Defense.
- Higher level studies in military strategies from the Nasser Military Academy on the aviation instructor course.
Egyptain Air Force career
During his junior officer years, Mahmoud Shaker served on fighter squadrons and at the Air Academy. He was appointed as a senior instructor at the Air Academy in 1961. Five years later, in 1966, he took up the post of Department Chief of Air Defense Operations in the Eastern Air Area. Only one year later he became the Training Department Chief before becoming the Air Defense Operations Department Chief. It was around this time that Mahmoud Shaker was reassigned to the Central Area Air Defense. In 1968 he moved to the Air Force Operations Department before returning to the Air Academy as it Chief in 1969.[1][2]
In 1972 Mahmoud Shaker was appointed as the Deputy Commander of the Egyptian Air Force. From 16 April 1975 to 6 April 1980 he was the Air Force Commander. During his time in command, the Egyptian Air Force saw action in the Libyan–Egyptian War. He also served as the Vice Defense Minister.[1]
Posthumous recognition
Mahmoud Shaker died on 6 April 1980.[1] In 2010 the 77th entry of the Air Force Academy was named after Mahmoud Shaker in recognition of his service to Egypt.[3]
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Military offices Preceded by
Hosni MubarakDirector of the Egyptian Air Academy
1969-1973Succeeded by
Ibrahim ShakerPreceded by
Hosni MubarakCommander of the Egyptian Air Force
1975–1980Succeeded by
Mohamed ShabanaCategories:- Egyptian Air Force air marshals
- Egyptian Military Academy alumni
- 1926 births
- 1980 deaths
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