As it happens, yes. He's a major in the IDF (Israeli Defence Forces)
I'm a former Captain in the IDF (left the army half a year ago).
We're both Israelis, born and bred
In fact, I have never been to the US
Though I'd love to visit some day. All of my trips so far were to Europe (mostly the UK - my favorite place in the world!) Hubby will be visiting the States for the first time in May. I won't join him as it's only for a week or so and he's going to attend to a seminar, so there won't be any time left to really see places.
We used to live in Tel Aviv but now we live in a town called Pardes-Hana more to the north of the country. It's a lovely and peaceful place - lots of orchards and greenery all around. The cats are very happy about the move and so are we!
Yes! And I'm sure you wouldn't have any problems finding a place to stay...there are many of us who would be happy to let you stay with us during your visit.
Hello everybody, I am Anne's husband.
I hadn't found the time till now to post much in this wonderful forum. It is really interesting to read the posts here (exotic places from across the Atlantic
). Meghan, your husband should indeed be proud to serve in the 82d airborne division - that is a proud unit with an honorable tradition.
Good night to you all.
Now, Now, Lets not forget about us Navy people too. Any of the armed forces don't get enough credit. Recently we lost a very popular NASCAR driver. The world almost stopped. Yet we here in the US, lost countless lives on the USS COLE also a whole crew on a helicopter and nobody stopped anything. I have nothing but respect for anyone in any military force and their families..thats for sure!!
Well Alpha, the IDF is nothing to laugh about, either. You all are quite formidable!
I agree that servicemen and women do not get the credit they deserve. It is an honorable profession that requires much of the soldier and his family. On the other hand, if we served our country only for accolades, we are really missing the point!