About Momtaz Uddin Ahmed
Lived 1944 – 2019 (aged 74). Momtaz Uddin Ahmed was a Bangladeshi military personnel.
Mumtaz Uddin Ahmed was a Bangladesh Air Force officer who served as chief of air staff from 1987 to 1991.
Career Ahmed became the chief of air staff on 23 July 1987. It was on his watch that the April 1991 Bangladesh cyclone badly damaged 44 Bangladeshi military planes and helicopters. The leader of the opposition, Sheikh Hasina, blamed the government for failing to take measures in advance to protect the craft. After an inquiry, President Shahabuddin Ahmed dismissed Mumtaz Uddin Ahmed on 4 June 1991. The president appointed Air Commodore Altaf Hossain Chowdhury to replace him.
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Who was Momtaz Uddin Ahmed?
Bangladeshi military personnel
When was Momtaz Uddin Ahmed born?
Momtaz Uddin Ahmed was born on 20 December 1944 in Kolkata.
When did Momtaz Uddin Ahmed die?
Momtaz Uddin Ahmed died on 22 September 2019 in Dhaka.
What was Momtaz Uddin Ahmed's occupation?
Momtaz Uddin Ahmed was a military personnel.
What nationality was Momtaz Uddin Ahmed?
Momtaz Uddin Ahmed was Bangladeshi.
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