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April
2012
Featured Photos

April
2, 2012 -
PALSAR
T'zanhanim operators armed with
Sig P228 handguns during
range training.

April
2, 2012 -
PALSAR
T'zanhanim sniper armed with a
SR25 during
joint-training with U.S. Special Forces.

April
2, 2012 -
PALSAR
T'zanhanim operators during
joint-training with U.S. Special Forces.

April
2, 2012 -
YAHALOM
operators lowering an
iRobot UGV into a tunnel during training. All operators are
armed with
M4A1
fitted with
Meprolight Mepro 21,
ARMS #20 BUIS
and blank firing
attachments (photo: IDF).

April 2, 2012 -
The Israeli President, Shimon Peres (middle) seen here during a
visit to the
Gidonim. The operators are wearing
Ghillie suits and armed
with
M4A1
fitted with Trijicon
ACOG 4x32 (with a rubber eyepiece), stocks, forward
grips/bipod combos,
rail systems, flashlights and Insight
AN/PEQ-15.
Also note a plain cloths
operator disguised as a sheep herder (photo: Israeli Police)

April
2, 2012 -
Shayetet 13 operators during training. Middle operator armed with a
Remington 870 shotgun, all other operators armed with
paintball guns
fitted with flashlights, which are used as a training aid and as a
non-lethal weapon. Also note a
Muraena fast attack boat
in
the background (photo: IDF).
Previously
Featured Photos
2011 I
2010 I
2009 I
2008 I
2007 I
2006 I
2005
April 2, 2012
August 10, 2011
-
Weapons &
Gear Modernization - featuring the major changes that
took place in the past 15 in the IDF Special Forces weapons and
gear, due to the continuous conflicts in Lebanon front and
in the Territories, including new photos.
October 12, 2010
July 25, 2010
May 31, 2010
-
The Gaza Flotilla Incident - Not a dull moment in the Middle East - on May 31,
2010, teams from
Shayetet 13
raided on a flotilla of six civilian vessels carrying activists
who were attempting to breach the IDF maritime blockade of Gaza and
refused to change course. Shayetet 13 operators boarded the boats
from fast
attack boats as well as
fast roped
from IAF helicopters. As the little resistance was expected,
most operators were only lightly armed with non-lethal
paintball guns as well as
handguns
for backup. However, when the operators boarded the biggest of the
six vessels - the Mavi Marmara - the situation quickly escalated when the
first
operators on board were attacked by dozens of rioters (see video
1 and
2),
and were forced to use live fire in order to regain control. In
the aftermath, few operators were injured, few activists were
killed and the operators were able to take control over the vessel.
Shayetet 13
operators during training and deployment.