IDF Brigade Marks October 7th Massacre, Vows to Improve
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The IDF's 401st Brigade held a ceremony this week to mark the October 7th massacre. The deputy commander stated that the memory of those lost serves as pain, responsibility, and a call to improve. The brigade has been engaged in combat since the attacks, fighting in Gaza and on the northern border.
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- The IDF's 401st Brigade held a ceremony to commemorate the October 7th massacre.
- The deputy commander stated the memory of the fallen is a responsibility and a call to improve.
- The brigade has been fighting since the October 7th attacks.
- The 401st Brigade is an armored regular service brigade.
- The "Iron Wolves" have fought in Gaza and on the northern border.
A ceremony to commemorate the events of October 7th was held this week at the 401st Brigade. The deputy commander of the brigade, Lieutenant Colonel N., stated that since October 7th, the soldiers have been fighting, but alongside the war, they also carry with them those who did not return. He described their memory as pain, responsibility, and a command to continue improving. The ceremony included a commemoration of the fallen soldiers from the October 7th massacre.
The 401st Brigade, also known as the "Iron Wolves," is a regular service armored brigade in the Israeli military. It has been actively involved in combat operations since the Hamas attacks on October 7th, including fighting in Gaza and along the northern border.
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