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IDF Combat Fitness Championship Returns After Four-Year Hiatus
The IDF's Combat Fitness Championship returned after a four-year absence, featuring 2,500 soldiers from 49 units competing in updated challenges reflecting recent combat lessons. Events included navigation, obstacle courses, and casualty evacuation simulations.
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What happened
- 01IDF Combat Fitness Championship returned after four years with 2,500 soldiers from 49 units.
- 02New challenges incorporated lessons learned from recent combat operations in various arenas.
- 03The Paratroopers Brigade won the infantry brigade category, Shayetet 13 led special forces.
- 04Competition included navigation, obstacle courses, shooting, and casualty evacuation simulations.
- 05The event aims to ensure soldiers' operational readiness for future challenges.
The Paratroopers Brigade and Shayetet 13 were among the top winners in their respective categories. The competition aims to ensure soldiers' operational readiness for future challenges.
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