Military career
Makbul commanded a frigate,two patrol craft,a minesweeper,and a composite squadron of fast attack craft. Makbul furthermore led two naval bases,zonal commander east zone at the Bangladesh Coast Guard,the naval administrative authority at Dhaka,the Chittagong naval area and the Special Warfare Diving and Salvage branch. At naval headquarters,Makbul served as the director of purchasing and welfare. He also served as a director at the headquarters of the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence and,moreover,tenured as the principal of Bangladesh Marine Fisheries Academy.
Makbul was promoted to rear admiral in 2013 and appointed the assistant chief of naval staff for personnel. Soon after,he was appointed the director general of the Bangladesh Coast Guard. During his tenure,Makbul cited the ports of Bangladesh,especially Chittagong,as highly fastened against illegal trafficking due to the efforts of the coast guard. Makbul also cited the coast guard having provided the 1,11,631 square kilometre economic area under his orchestration. [3] He returned to the navy in February 2016,while Rear Admiral Aurangzeb Chowdhury succeeded him as the director general of the coast guard. Makbul was later designated as the assistant chief of naval staff for operations. He welcomed the chief of naval staff for the Royal Saudi Navy,Vice Admiral Fahad Bin Abdullah Al-Ghofaily,in September 2019 on behalf of the naval chief and gave him the guard of honour. Additionally,Makbul oversaw the United States-Bangladesh joint C.A.R.A.T. exercise the same year. [4] [5] He was awarded the Noubahini Padak,Oshamanno Sheba Padak of the Navy and Bangladesh Coast Guard Medal (Service) for his distinguished service and went into retirement in December 2019.
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