IDF Fire Brigade 282 Holds Annual Memorial for Fallen Soldiers
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- IDF Fire Brigade 282 held its annual memorial for fallen soldiers.
- The ceremony was attended by senior commanders and bereaved families.
- Speakers emphasized the soldiers' sacrifice for national security.
- The brigade pledged to uphold the legacy of its fallen members.
- The ongoing search and hope for missing soldier Guy Haver were mentioned.
Fire Brigade 282 held its annual memorial ceremony last week at Camp Yiftah, honoring its fallen soldiers. The event was led by Division 36 Commander Brig. Gen. Yiftach Norkin and Fire Brigade 282 Commander Col. Alon G., with participation from bereaved families and current and former brigade members.
Tanya Ezra, mother of Major Yuval Ezra, who fell in battle on July 24, addressed the attendees on behalf of the families. She spoke not only as a grieving mother but as someone who knew her son as a commander, friend, and comrade who left a significant mark on many.
Brig. Gen. Norkin stated that the soldiers of Fire Brigade 282 sacrificed their lives for Israel's security, emphasizing that each soldier was "a world unto themselves." He also specifically mentioned Sgt. Guy Haver, who has been missing since 1997, affirming the brigade's commitment to continue working and hoping for his return.
Col. G. addressed the bereaved families, assuring them that the brigade would always be a home for them. He pledged that the brigade's soldiers and commanders would carry the torch of their legacy forward with spirit, strength, and determination. "All our success belongs to them. Every action we take embodies their memory and legacy," he added.
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