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An US military paratrooper unit, jumped together with IDF unit at the Palmachim spot after which the American guests received the Israel Paratroopers badge.

An US military paratrooper unit, jumped together with IDF unit at the Palmachim spot after which the American guests received the Israel Paratroopers badge.

Israel Simionski photographer

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תרגיל צנחנים משותף לישראל וארה"ב.

תרגיל צנחנים משותף לישראל וארה"ב.

Israel Simionski photographer

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שנה טובה - פלמחים.

שנה טובה - פלמחים.

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Four sons parachuting while their parents look with mixed anxiety and pride.

Four sons parachuting while their parents look with mixed anxiety and pride.

Shlomo Seter photographer

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יום השנה לאיחוד ירושלים.

יום השנה לאיחוד ירושלים.

Shaul Rachamim photographer

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Commander of the Infantry Division Itzhak Mordechai was replaced by the new Commander Shlomo Arad.

Commander of the Infantry Division Itzhak Mordechai was replaced by the new Commander Shlomo Arad.

Efi Sharir photographer

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Commander of the Infantry Division Itzhak Mordechai was replaced by the new Commander Shlomo Arad.

Commander of the Infantry Division Itzhak Mordechai was replaced by the new Commander Shlomo Arad.

Efi Sharir photographer

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חיל הצנחנים - משפחת מרדכי.

חיל הצנחנים - משפחת מרדכי.

Shlomo Seter photographer

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