page_title: Syed Ali Nawab
hierarchical_section_title: Syed Ali Nawab
caption_attribution_description: English: Major General Syed Ali Nawab, Pakistan Army
context_page_description: Major-General Syed Ali Nawab, was an engineering officer in the Pakistan Army Corps of EME, and a mechanical engineer with an MIMechE from UK and two Bachelors degrees, one in Electrical Engineering, and the other in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from Aligarh Muslim University AMU He was known for his classified works in the development of atomic bomb at the Engineering Research Laboratories in the 1970s.
  His engineering career associated with research work in the Engineering Research Laboratories, mainly working on the operations of the computer numerical control machines throughout his career. Earlier in his career, he was posted twice as the military liaison officer at the High Commission of Pakistan in London in the United Kingdom, for the British Army.
  Among his colleagues at the Khan Research Laboratories, he had reputation of being a qualified machinist and a competent engineer who sought quick solutions, and later worked as consultant engineer on electric power production and quality assurance at the Ministry of Defense Production of Government of Pakistan for many years.
context_section_description: Major-General Syed Ali Nawab (Urdu: سید علی نواب; b. 6 October 1925–22 February 1994) (HI (m) 1979, SBt, TPk, PE), was an engineering officer in the Pakistan Army Corps of EME, and a mechanical engineer with an MIMechE from UK and two Bachelors degrees, one in Electrical Engineering, and the other in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from Aligarh Muslim University AMU He was known for his classified works in the development of atomic bomb at the Engineering Research Laboratories (ERL) in the 1970s. 
  His engineering career associated with research work in the Engineering Research Laboratories (ERL), mainly working on the operations of the computer numerical control (CNC) machines throughout his career. Earlier in his career, he was posted twice as the military liaison officer at the High Commission of Pakistan in London in the United Kingdom, for the British Army.
  Among his colleagues at the Khan Research Laboratories (KRL), he had reputation of being a qualified machinist and a competent engineer who sought quick solutions, and later worked as consultant engineer on electric power production and quality assurance at the Ministry of Defense Production of Government of Pakistan for many years.
  In recognition of his contributions, he was awarded in its original format, the highly prestigious Hilal e Imtiaz (Military) medal in 1979 - this was a solid gold medal that in its original format conferred upon the recipient, allotments of residential as well as valuable irrigated agricultural lands reserved for recipients of gallantry awards and heroes of Pakistan. Nawab was  the first two star General to be awarded the Hilal e Imtiaz Military. Nawab was also among a handful of Generals of the Pakistan Army and the only two star General to have ever been awarded this format of the medal.
caption: S.A. Nawab (1925–94), ca 1980s.
exif: {}