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1. A caring gesture- two in fact.
big bad Jew , |
United States |
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(12.16.12) |
Notifying the parents and giving his helicopter for the evacuation of him.
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2. this shouldn't be considered a gesture it should be a duty
zionist forever |
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(12.16.12) |
Benny Gantz is being treated as some kind of hero here for ordering his personal helicopter ( IDF property ) to turn round and take a wounded soldier to hospital.
That is something that should be considered a duty weather the helicopter is used by any soldier or even the PM himself on his way to a very important meeting.
The only thing that matters now is the soldier makes a full recovery.
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3. Speedy recover 4 the solier & thanks 2 CoS Gantz!
Jew with Cojones , |
Israel |
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4. Gantz assists...
Daniel Glazer , |
Buenos Aires Arg. |
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(12.16.12) |
With such a heroic gesture, Rav Aluf Gantz should recieve the ITUR HA NAKNIK (decorat. of the salami).
With my best wishes for a speeeeeeedyyyyy recovery to that soldier.
D.
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5. Good on Gantz - a lot better then Barak at Tseelim !
David , |
Israel |
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(12.16.12) |
When Barak was at Tseelim base as chief of staff there was an accident during a training for an operation to assassinate Saddam Hussein. 5 soldiers lost their lives and rather then staying to check on the injured he fled in his helicopter to avoid any responsibility
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6. #2 Correct but....
Jacob E , |
Holon, Israel |
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(12.16.12) |
Even duty should be acknoledged as extrodinary when done in such a way. Just because it is what he should have done doesn't make it any less heroic.
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7. Barak left dying soldiers on the ground at Tzaylim B'
Dee Bee , |
Israel |
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(12.16.12) |
Now we know who is the General and who is the Ego!
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8. Very low-bar for a hero in israel!!
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9. Thank you.
michael Pielet , |
israel |
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(12.16.12) |
Thank you aluf Gantz for your devotion
to our soldiers.
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10. 2 kinds of Generals in the M.E.
Dr D , |
Jerusalem |
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(12.16.12) |
Those who order their soldiers to die for them and those who are ready to die for their soldiers.
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11. *7 exactly
Andre , |
Israel |
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12. Being an officer
Neal , |
Minneapolis, USA |
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(12.17.12) |
I doubt that Gantz would consider this act anything special or heroic. This is what a good officer does -- at any rank.
In my 20-plus USAF active-duty and miluim years, I worked for generals who I think would do the same thing -- and one I know would.
The number of stars -- or felafels -- on your shoulders don't put even the lowliest private beneath your concern.
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