Description

Add a unique piece of military history to your collection with the Israel IDF Artillery Corps Beret. This turquoise beret proudly represents the Artillery Corps unit, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of Israeli military memorabilia. Designed for comfort and style, the beret’s outer shell is made from durable cotton, while the inner lining features a polyester cover for added softness. This beret is one size fits all, ensuring a perfect fit for most.

Traditionally, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers wear berets during formal occasions. These include ceremonies, roll calls, and other significant events. The turquoise color symbolizes the strength and unity of the Artillery Corps, adding to its historical value. Whether you’re a collector, a history enthusiast, or simply looking for an authentic piece of Israeli military apparel, this beret is an excellent choice. Lightweight and easy to maintain, it’s designed for both display and occasional wear.

With its durable material and cultural significance, the Israel IDF Artillery Corps Beret is a standout addition to any collection. Order yours today and own a piece of history.

IDF Artillery Corps Beret – Features:

• Outer shell made from durable cotton.
• Inner lining made from soft polyester.
• Turquoise color representing the Artillery Corps unit.
• One size fits all for universal wear.
• Traditionally worn by IDF soldiers during formal events.
• Lightweight and easy to maintain.
• Perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, or military fans.

The Israeli Artillery Corps

The Israeli Artillery Corps “Heil HaTothanim” is the Israel Defense Forces corps responsible for operating the medium and long-range artillery network. The corps is placed in charge of two principal tasks: assisting the maneuvering forces, in the time, place, and firepower needed. Its second task is the paralyzing and destroying enemy forces deep inside the land battle. In addition, the corps also possesses radar and navigation networks, some of which is classified; the Corps Command; the School for Field Artillery; and a training center.