
Zurab Iarajuli Peak is located in Dusheti Municipality, in Pshavi, near Didi Borbalo Peak. He gave a map of Georgia with the Iarajuli Peak coordinates to the hero’s family and village school representatives. Georgian General Shalva Jabakhidze paid tribute to the memory of the deceased hero in the village of Zaridzeebi today. Senior Lieutenant Iarajuli was also posthumously granted the Vakhtang Gorgasali I Quality Medal. In 2013 Zurab Iarajuli was awarded the status of a National Hero of Georgia. Later his father was able to have his body transferred to Tbilisi-controlled territory as the ceasefire agreement was signed on July 27, 1993. He killed two and wounded one fighter but lost his life at well. He tried to cross the front line for three days but later he was captured by Abkhaz and Chechen fighters. His parachute was taken by the wind to territory controlled by the other side of the military conflict. Georgian General visited Iarajuli's family members in the village of Zaridzeebi today.

Zurab forced the Abkhazia side to retreat and went to resupply ammunition but his SU-25 attack aircraft was shot down. The last one was on July 13,1993 when the village of Shroma was being bombed by Russian military forces. Show More Posts from fighterpilotpodcast. He carried out 25 sorties during the Abkhaz-Georgia war. photos and videos from Fighter Pilot Podcast (fighterpilotpodcast). On April 9, 1989, at least 20 people were killed in Georgia as Soviet troops attacked peaceful protestors in Tbilisi: the event was very painful for Zurab, who was unable to continue living in Russia and returned to Georgia. Ilma Vallee Major Vanessa Beaudreault Major Caitlin Miller Capt.

Navy, Carey Lohrenz is used to working in fast moving, dynamic environments where inconsistent. 5 Female Air Force Pilots Who Are Changing the Narrative BY Kathleen Petty Capt. He enrolled at the Kacha High Military Aviation School in Russia in 1988. As the first female F-14 Tomcat Fighter Pilot in the U.S. Zurab Iarajuli was born on March 12, 1972.

Zurab Iarajuli died in Abkhazia war at the age of 22. One of the mountain peaks in Dusheti Municipality has been named after Georgian fighter pilot Zurab Iarajuli.
