The Naval Combatants serve on missile ships and routine security measures ships. They are responsible for protecting the country's maritime borders from various terrorist threats; via intelligence gathering operations, operational activities within enemy borders and protecting strategic assets.

What are the admission requirements?

Profile - 72 and above.

And successfully passing the tryout for Naval Combat.

In addition, the placement is possible to those who have successfully passed the interview in the naval officer\ submarine cohesion (gibush).

Pay attention: A male candidate who got accepted cannot give up the placement.

What is the course?

Basic training 03 on land, and then an advanced training course of 3-6 months, that certifies the soldiers to Rifleman Level 07 and prepares them for a designated position on a Missile boat or the routine security measures. At the end of the training, the naval combatants will be assigned to a specific role on the ship. The roles are divided into different realms: weaponry, machinery, and sailing (marine warnings, navigation and communication).  The soldiers that will be assigned on the routine security measures ship will be divided into the realms of sailing or machinery.

Where is the service located?

In one of the naval warships.

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The placement as a naval combatant is determined by a number of factors that are taken into account: your personal data and preferences as well as the Military's needs. There may be changes in the admission conditions mentioned above and the additional considerations that are reflected in the status of your candidacy for the position. Those who are qualified will be given the option to precede towards training courses, command and officer courses.