The outdoors is not the only place to train a fighter. Thanks to its new simulators, the IDF can train soldiers faster, better and for less money. No wonder armies across the world are following in the IDF’s footsteps and marching towards a simulated world.
While impressive, James Bond is no match for the IDF. Here are three brilliant gadgets Agent 007 only wishes the Q Branch could give him.
A daring joint venture produced a bullet-proof, shrapnel-proof and even fire-proof grenade.
It all started when Master Sergeant (MSG) Alex Krikon, a non-commissioned officer in the IAF, saw that expensive military equipment was being thrown out simply because it was not being used. Realizing that some people in the Air Force might
57 years ago today, the Israeli-developed submachine gun “Uzi“, named after its developer Uziel Gal, was first introduced to the IDF on Israel’s 7th Independence Day in 1955. 1) The Invention The “Uzi” was first developed after Ya’akov Dori, the
Among all of the first-rate technologies employed by the IDF, a special few deserve the spotlight. One of those few is called the “Tzayad” (Hebrew: “Hunter”) Digital Army Program. The program allows units to share information on the location of friendly
In today’s digital world, where people can communicate across the world in seconds and access information anonymously from their own homes, the internet is the new battlefield. To combat this new virtual frontier, the IDF made history on Tuesday by graduating
Over the last six months, the IDF’s Combat Engineering Corps quietly adopted a series of new secret technologies. These new purchases were so covert, they were completely classified–until now. With most of these new features now in place, we spoke
The IDF is a special army in many regards. Here are 4 reasons why the IDF is not like any other army in the world 1) Incredible Technology The IDF features some of the most amazing and cutting edge technology in
During the recent escalation in Israel’s south, the Iron Dome System showed an outstanding performance with a very high success rate. But these astounding results would not have been possible without the relentless efforts of the crews who man the