French Friends of Unit 669 Hosting the Heroes of Unit 669

French Friends of Unit 669 Hosting the Heroes of Unit 669

Join us to hear from members of the 669 unit as well as other special forces soldiers who have served in Gaza since October 7th.

By AFU 669

Date and time

Thursday, June 6 · 9 - 11pm CEST

Location

Paris

Paris Paris France

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About this event

  • 2 hours

Hear from members of the 669 unit as well as other special forces soldiers who have served in Gaza since October 7th and the heroic efforts of our soldiers on the ground. Also we will share how combat medic and rescue technology and tactics have cut fatalities by 50%.

This is some of the impact that Unit 669 has had in the field since Oct 7th:

• 4200 Wounded & Treated in the field.

• 2370 vehicle evacuations

• 950 helicopter evacuations

• Time of injury to hospital 1 hour and 6 minutes average

This should be a special evening with wonderful people, great food, and extraordinary stories. This will be an intimate event hosted by Pam and Tom Shipley (Former First Sergeant Unit 669 Combat Soldier) at our home in S. Austin off Mopac. The address will be sent after you register.


About Unit 669: Unit 669 is the Combat Search and Rescue Unit of the Israeli Air Force and is one of the premier Special Operations Units of the IDF. Founded in 1974, the unit's original mission was to recover ejected IAF pilots who had been shot down from behind enemy lines. Today, Unit 669 is responsible for the rescue and evacuation of all Israeli Defense Forces personnel. From ground forces, to other special forces units, and downed pilots, the unit's squads are on call to save lives 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year.

The American Friends of Unit 669 (AFU 669) is a non-profit organization (501 c 3) established to support the alumni and welfare of the soldiers of the IDF elite Unit 669.

The Unit's mission is to rescue casualties - both soldiers and civilians - anywhere and under any conditions, be it enemy territory under hostile fire or civilians caught in emergency situations.


The Association's goal is to support the unit's soldiers and alumni - many of whom will be the future leaders of Israeli society.

We encourage the alumni of Unit 669 to maximize their individual potential - to benefit themselves, the Unit, and all of Israel.

We are doing our best to keep up the good work of "Tikkun Olam".


* Light refreshments, drinks, and snacks will be served.

* An official donation receipt for income tax purposes will be provided

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