Martyr Davoud Garivani Multimedia Software Release

Based on a report by Navideshahed, the multimedia software is a collection of information and pieces about martyr General Garivani that includes 23 photos, 225 minutes of interview with his comrades, and photos of him. The other parts of the software include martyr Garivani's biography, memories and will, all of which could be extracted from the software.

Part of the software is an interview with martyr Garivani's friends and comrades that includes interview with Javad Dadashi, Ahmed Jolaei, Seyed Taghi Shokri, Seyed Hashem Attari, Mustafa Ghafouri, Reza Karbelaei, Mohsen Mirzaei, and Morteza Nasiri.

This is the 62nd multimedia software by the Deputy Office of Research and Cultural Communications of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs Foundation released at a price of 15000 Rials with the cooperation of Northern Khorasan Province Martyr Foundation.

Martyr Davoud Garivani was born in 1965 in Aligol village - a village in Bojnourd Shahed province. Although still very young, he became a revolutionary and took part in demonstrations and protests against Pahlavi tyrant regime.

After the Islamic Revolution and after the start of the Imposed War in 1980, responded to Imam Khomeini's order and with a few of his friends such as his cousin, martyr Zakaria Garivani, became a member of mobilized resistance forces known as Basidj and received basic military trainings at Shahid Beheshti barracks in Bojnourd to be voluntarily dispatched to war fronts.

Dispatching him to war fronts was rejected by that time's commanders, because he was very young; however, his two brothers were in the war. In 1982, he and his cousin, Zakaira Garivani, were dispatched to war and actually entered it.
His cousin became a martyr in the very moments he entered war; he was also injured, and not yet fully recovered, returned to war fronts. Because of his bravery, martyr Davoud Garivani, was transferred to the demolition unit where he served best. After some time, he was transferred to the information unit and requested to become a member of Revolution Guard Corps (known as Sepah). He responded: "Right now, our duty is to combat and drive the enemy out. It makes no difference at what position we are and where we serve, be it Sepah or Basidj," however, with too much insistence of commanders, he became an official member of Sepah.

His competence resulted in his being appointed as the commander of divers company. Although he became injured a few times, he was not afraid of war at all, and that was why they called him "the brave heart of Nasr Fifth Division of great Khorasan Province."

He thought he was going to be martyred in Valfajr 8 Operation, but it did not come to pass as he thought. One year later, returning from Karbela 4 Operation whose intelligence already revealed and seeing many of his comrades injured, martyred or captured but not him, Davoud became depressed and sat in one of the bunkers. He had a strange feeling, and was unsettled. The bunker he was in was so firm that even rockets from aircraft couldn't damage it. However, a mortar shell suddenly exploded near the bunker and one of the shell fragments penetrated Davoud's heart.

Those interested in this multimedia software could get it from the following centers:
Distribution Department of Shahed Arts and Cultural Institute, Tel: 88829523
Shahed Electronic Publications, Tel: 88835143
Distribution Center in Tehran: 66491851
Distribution Center in Qom: 78303400251

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Based on a report by Navideshahed, the multimedia software is a collection of information and pieces about martyr General Garivani that includes 23 photos, 225 minutes of interview with his comrades, and photos of him. The other parts of the software include martyr Garivani's biography, memories and will, all of which could be extracted from the software. Part of the software is an interview with martyr Garivani's friends and comrades that includes interview with Javad Dadashi, Ahmed Jolaei, Seyed Taghi Shokri, Seyed Hashem Attari, Mustafa Ghafouri, Reza Karbelaei, Mohsen Mirzaei, and Morteza Nasiri. This is the 62nd multimedia software by the Deputy Office of Research and Cultural Communications of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs Foundation released at a price of 15000 Rials with the cooperation of Northern Khorasan Province Martyr Foundation. Martyr Davoud Garivani was born in 1965 in Aligol village - a village in Bojnourd Shahed province. Although still very young, he became a revolutionary and took part in demonstrations and protests against Pahlavi tyrant regime. After the Islamic Revolution and after the start of the Imposed War in 1980, responded to Imam Khomeini's order and with a few of his friends such as his cousin, martyr Zakaria Garivani, became a member of mobilized resistance forces known as Basidj and received basic military trainings at Shahid Beheshti barracks in Bojnourd to be voluntarily dispatched to war fronts. Dispatching him to war fronts was rejected by that time's commanders, because he was very young; however, his two brothers were in the war. In 1982, he and his cousin, Zakaira Garivani, were dispatched to war and actually entered it. His cousin became a martyr in the very moments he entered war; he was also injured, and not yet fully recovered, returned to war fronts. Because of his bravery, martyr Davoud Garivani, was transferred to the demolition unit where he served best. After some time, he was transferred to the information unit and requested to become a member of Revolution Guard Corps (known as Sepah). He responded: "Right now, our duty is to combat and drive the enemy out. It makes no difference at what position we are and where we serve, be it Sepah or Basidj," however, with too much insistence of commanders, he became an official member of Sepah. His competence resulted in his being appointed as the commander of divers company. Although he became injured a few times, he was not afraid of war at all, and that was why they called him "the brave heart of Nasr Fifth Division of great Khorasan Province." He thought he was going to be martyred in Valfajr 8 Operation, but it did not come to pass as he thought. One year later, returning from Karbela 4 Operation whose intelligence already revealed and seeing many of his comrades injured, martyred or captured but not him, Davoud became depressed and sat in one of the bunkers. He had a strange feeling, and was unsettled. The bunker he was in was so firm that even rockets from aircraft couldn't damage it. However, a mortar shell suddenly exploded near the bunker and one of the shell fragments penetrated Davoud's heart. Those interested in this multimedia software could get it from the following centers: Distribution Department of Shahed Arts and Cultural Institute, Tel: 88829523 Shahed Electronic Publications, Tel: 88835143 Distribution Center in Tehran: 66491851 Distribution Center in Qom: 78303400251 The End