Capricorn Ayzencot and Navy

1. used to be a Navy or pilot
Capricorn Ayzencot used to be a navy, and in high school, "Goldwater" Eilat is studied with a view to the marine and machinery. It While studying at night school to adulthood in an external. However, when the imminent approach of the draft, according to his friends, Eisencott said, "I am finished with the sea." That was cut short her naval career that might have resulted in the Navy Command and who knows maybe he was appointed the first chief of staff came from the Navy. Could also be a pilot because he makes at first joined the pilots' course, but from which he dropped out after one month and reached the division wall, it is captured by storm.

2. The young platoon commander who fought veteran
Golani of 2015 is far from a generation division in the early '80s. So the Golani Brigade was considered a disturbed. Ayzencot completed his basic training with honors, went platoon commanders' and officers, as acting novices server, and then thrown into the water as acting major of the battalion Rifles 51. According to one story that became a legend in the army, Ayzencot announced on the first day fighters, including veteran, returned 6 am all out for a run. At the appointed time stood outside the tent just Ayzencot platoon leader, platoon sergeant and a soldier righteous. Ayzencot went into the tent of the oldest, went to bed the "Popeye the class", and asked him to get up. When it rolled over the bed flew into the air and Popeye the floor. Needless to say, since Everyone went out for a run.

3. The war came hitchhiking
Today appointed chief of staff did not know anything about long military career. He thought it would be deputy company commander and it will end. "Every year I thought to stop, but then again I signed a year, and over the years it went and joined - 33 years in uniform," said Ayzencot local paper Eilat, the city where he grew up. When was the company commander is really out for release, but then the first Lebanon War broke out, and the ranks of his company was hit in the Beaufort. Ayzencot hitchhiked all the way to the front and took over the company, which he led to battles to the city of Beirut. "Suddenly, in the middle of no place we see the kid, come, proactive, takes command, I came to fight, "said Colonel Kobi Marom. Eventually, he really let go and Spends "three months citizenship, but then in the Golani Brigade.

4. retired from his position as commander of the crow because of a dispute with the brigade commander
In '84 Eisencott appointed commander of the Golani crow. He is so brave commander who led the unit to perform a series of complex and dangerous. Quite a few Hezbollah terrorists lost their lives in these operations. Ayzencot retired from his position before the due date, because he refused to demand brigade soldiers return normally open ahead of schedule and event Eisenkot thought he was unimportant. Ayzencot thought they were entitled to freely and without bumps, because they did exhausting service in Lebanon. The only loss in command of the prestigious Golani Eisencott not moved from his position, something that repeats itself throughout his career - this is standing on his census. By the way early dismissal was in front of a large audience, but Ayzencot himself said, that way he would if there was a brigade commander.

5. Golani Brigade began the overlap in the cemetery
He was operations officer, battalion commander 13 Naturally, the brigade commander of the wall. The overlap with its predecessor, the late Brigadier General Erez Gerstein, he made August 97, at the cemetery in Herzliya. They were there at the funeral of Staff Sergeant Oren Zarif, one of the five victims of fire in southern Lebanon in Wadi Saluki. 12 hours after eight Golani brigade commander the naval disaster occurred, and Ayzencot commanded the rescue forces harvesters, finally not entered. Eisencott time of the Golani Brigade Commander Division led a series of ambushes and perform daring. 14 Golani soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon during his tenure as brigade commander.