Artillery Battalions Return to Training, Immediately Deployed to Lebanon
Translated & summarized from IDF Spokesperson by baba
After almost three years, artillery battalions of the 282nd Division conducted full-scale training exercises on the Golan Heights. The drills included simulated enemy drones and a cannon hit by a simulated missile. Within 24 hours of completing their training, the soldiers were deployed on an operational mission in Lebanon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Artillery battalions of the 282nd Division resumed full-scale training after nearly three years.
- Training exercises were conducted on the Golan Heights and included simulated enemy drones.
- A cannon was simulated as overturned by an anti-tank missile during the drills.
- Soldiers participated in casualty evacuation simulations under fire.
- Within 24 hours of training, the units were deployed on a mission in Lebanon.
After nearly three years, the artillery battalions of the 282nd Division have resumed full-scale training exercises. The drills, held on the Golan Heights, simulated various combat scenarios including enemy drones, a cannon overturned by a simulated anti-tank missile strike, and casualty evacuation under fire. The training was immediately followed by operational deployment, with the soldiers undertaking a mission in Lebanon within 24 hours of completing their exercises. The 411th and 405th artillery regiments were specifically mentioned as participating in the training.