1989 ISRAEL IDF BOOK "BE HAPPY" "GIVE A SMILE" ARMY STORIES JOKES SIGNED GIFT

1989 ISRAEL IDF BOOK "BE HAPPY" "GIVE A SMILE" ARMY STORIES JOKES SIGNED GIFTThe book is in Hebrew,191 pages.Hebrew name: "תן חיוך"Direct translation of the name: "Give a smile"Dimensions: 21.2 x 11.3 cmPublished by: Ministry of Defense (Israel)Year: תש''ן )1989-1990)Editor: Zeev AnerISBN 965-05-045-2-4The best disappointments that did not disappoint the army's journalists!During the exercise, when guys were surrounded, the commander ordered Gidi, the radio operator, to call 20 soldiers for support, but using the "encoded" way.Gidi turned on the radio and said: "Immediately send 20 pairs of boots. But they all should be inhabited"This book was given as a gift to an Israeli soldier and signed by AWIS.About AWIS:Ha'aguda Lema'an HachayalHa'aguda Lema'an Hachayal; the Association for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers(AWIS), is a non-profit organization that was established in 1942 by Israel's foundingprime minister, David Ben-Gurion. The Association's purpose is the same today as itwas in Ben-Gurion's time, to give serving soldiers the support and wellbeing extrasthat the army itself could not afford to provide, and to demonstrate in practical waysgratitude for their service to the nation.AWIS is well respected in Israel for the diverse activities its' dedicated workers andvolunteers carry out for the wellbeing of every soldier. The individual soldier benefitsfrom AWIS programs and projects from his, or her, first day of national service untilre-entering civilian life, then through reserve duty, whenever he or she is called upon.It provides each individual soldier with the sense that someone cares for them and istrying to ease the burden of what is their national duty.International Buyers – Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to looking or buying.