Driver — cargo transportation (Naag Ovala)
Freight of all kinds: ammunition supplies, foodstuffs and army equipment transportation. Drivers can be assigned directly to the combat units or provide cargo transportation services as required.
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Freight of all kinds: ammunition supplies, foodstuffs and army equipment transportation. Drivers can be assigned directly to the combat units or provide cargo transportation services as required.
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Drivers are in great demand in the army as the Israeli Defense Forces are very mobile and use many means of transport, ranging from special-purpose ones to those that do not differ from civilian vehicles:
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A driver for all crane truck types used by TZAHAL. The soldier obtains a C1 category driving license and takes specialized driving courses – “naag manof”. Crane trucks are used everywhere in the army, even in the course of various rescue operations.
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The Israeli Combat Engineering Corps is the combat engineering forces of the Israel Defense Forces.
Its roles include mobility assurance, road breaching, defense and fortifications, counter-mobility of enemy forces, construction and destruction under fire, sabotage, explosives, bomb disposal, counter-NBC and special engineering missions. (more…)
The ADF soldiers are tasked with working with different military equipment that they have been assigned to. The Iron Dome, the Patriot, and the Arrow are the names of some air defense systems applied at the present time. The soldiers are assigned to work with one of the previously mentioned systems which is determined during their service within the unit.
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The border police soldiers’ duty includes both purely police functions (helping the police fight against crime and catch Israeli territory trespassers), and army activities: arresting those suspected in terrorist actions. In addition, the MAGAV’s responsibility includes border security and controlling border checkpoints.
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The main role of the search and rescue fighter in TZAHAL is to save lives in a variety of methods during emergency situations. Operating vehicles and providing first aid will be at hand for those who need it. (more…)
Soldiers in this post drive cargo vehicles and other kinds of army vehicles (Hummer, Sufa, Abir, Ford, ambulance, etc.). Additionally, the drivers’ responsibilities include cargo-handling operations, vehicle maintenance, and in case of need, soldiers’ transportation, delivery to assignments, and delivery of military equipment, food supplies and ammunition. (more…)
Women in TZAHAL can serve as passenger car drivers. This position besides driving includes car maintenance, as and when required. Some soldiers who are drivers get an assignment to the position of officer’s personal driver (usually high-ranking officers). (more…)