Five Friends Reunited at Elite Commando Course After Separate Army Service
Translated & summarized from IDF Spokesperson by baba
Five friends who met at a military boarding school have reunited at an elite commando course in Israel after serving in separate infantry units. The friends, who enlisted in different brigades including Nahal, Givati, Golani, Paratroopers, and Maglan, recently completed their NCO course together at the Bislamach training base. They reflected on their individual journeys and the unique experience of reuniting during their advanced military training.
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- Five friends reunited at an elite commando course after serving in separate Israeli army units.
- The friends initially met at a military boarding school before enlisting.
- They served in diverse infantry brigades: Nahal, Givati, Golani, Paratroopers, and Maglan.
- The group completed the non-commissioned officers' course for commando units.
- The course took place at the Bislamach training base.
- They shared experiences of their individual service and unexpected reunion.
Five friends who met at a military boarding school have reunited while completing an elite commando course together, despite serving in different infantry units. The friends, identified only by their first initials, began their military journeys in the same company at the boarding school. However, their paths diverged upon enlistment, with one joining the Nahal Brigade, another the Givati Brigade, a third the Golani Brigade, a fourth the Paratroopers Brigade, and the fifth the Maglan unit. They recently completed the non-commissioned officers' course for commando units at the Bislamach (Infantry Corps School) training base. The group shared their experiences of their individual military service, the unexpected reunion with their friends, and the lessons learned at the boarding school that they applied to the commanders' course.
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