Early life
Tawab was born in a village near Sylhet, of Bengal Province, British Raj, British Indian Empire, on 1 July 1930. He was married to Henrietta, a Germany, German national, and has two sons and a daughter.Career
After graduating college Tawab joined the Pakistan Air Force in 1951 and was commissioned with the 9th GD(P) course as a pilot officer in the Pakistan Air Force. He graduated from PAF College Risalpur on September 15, 1951. In 1975, Tawab was promoted to Air Vice Marshal and appointed as Chief of Air Staff of Bangladesh Air Force. After Sheikh Mujib's assassination in August 1975, Tawab was immediately recalled from West Germany to active duty by Major Shariful Haque Dalim upon then Wing commander (rank), Wing Commander M. Hamidullah Khan's advice. Air Vice Marshall, Air Vice Marshal A. K. Khandker was promptly dismissed, and Tawab was reinstated to Bangladesh Air Force and appointed the Chief of Air Staff with the rank of Air Vice Marshal. M. G. Tawab retired from Bangladesh Air Force in 1977 and returned to West Germany. He died in Munich on 23 February 1999 from prostate cancer after several years of illness.Awards & Decorations
References
, - {{DEFAULTSORT:Tawab, Muhammad Ghulam Bangladesh Air Force air marshals Chiefs of Air Staff (Bangladesh) 1930 births 1999 deaths People from Sylhet Division 20th-century Bengalis German people of Bangladeshi descent