
by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu

The exercise coincides with the end of training for tank unit soldiers who enlisted last March and for ground soldiers in an officers' course, including infantry, engineer, armored and artillery unit soldiers.
The exercise includes urban warfare, advancing through complex obstacles, using artillery support and employing invasion techniques. It also involves aerial support by the Israel Air Force, including medical evacuations and aerial supplies.
This demonstration kicks off a 10-day joint combat exercise that will feature live fire and test the inter-operability of the ground and air forces by displaying a combined battalion fighting in different operational settings.