Jews in Combat – Page 3 – Aleph Military

History

April 19, 2023

From Survivor to Warrior

It was clear from the way the German officer was sitting that he was…

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Army

February 10, 2023

My Medical Mission to Ukraine

LTC Eli Ziv, USAR I am an Orthopedic Surgeon and Lieutenant Colonel in the…

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History Navy

February 6, 2023

Jews in American Military History – Solomon Isquith

Rear Admiral Solomon Isquith, US Navy Solomon Silas Isquith was born in 1896 and…

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Featured Army

February 1, 2023

The Loneliest Passover

By: Yosef Lobl, Staff Sergeant, US Army My name is Yosef Lobl. I am…

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Chaplaincy Lay Leader

December 18, 2022

Bringing the Holidays to Others

By: Ch, Maj Elie Estrin, USAFR Perhaps this anecdote doesn’t quite fit in a…

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History Chaplaincy

November 22, 2022

Passover in Goebbel’s Castle

By: Chaplain (1LT) Joseph Shubow, “Rabbis in Uniform” I was determined to celebrate that…

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History Chaplaincy

November 22, 2022

The Chaplain vs. the General

By: Chaplain (MAJ) Norman Siegel, reprinted from “Rabbis in Uniform” Three days before Passover…

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History

November 21, 2022

The Seder at Anzio – April 1944

By: Chaplain (1LT) Morris Kertzer, reprinted from “With an H on My Dog Tag”…

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History

November 15, 2022

Jews in American Military History – The Saloman Brothers

By: By CSM Sam Yudin, CA ARNG The United States Military has a long…

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