80th Division (Israel)

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The Israel Defense Forces 80th "Edom" Division (Territorial), is subordinate to the Southern Regional Command.

Units

80th "Edom" (Territorial) Division
- 406th "Yoav" (Territorial) Brigade (former "Eilat" Territorial Brigade)
  - 1st "Cheetah" Light Infantry Battalion
- 460th "Bnei Or"/"Sons of Light" (Training) Armor Brigade
- 512th "Sagi" (Territorial) Brigade
  - 33rd "Caracal" Unisex Light Infantry Battalion
- 454th "Tabor" (Reserve) Artillery Regiment
- 727th "Ra`am"/"Thunder" Field Intelligence Battalion
- 681st Division Signal Battalion
- "Edom" Heavy Engineer Company
- "Rotem" (Reserve) Counterterrorism Unit

Commanders

Name	Tenure	Notes
Yusef Mishleb	1994–1995
Shlomo Oren	1995–2000
Yishai Beer	2000–2002
Shmuel Zakai	2002–2004
Efi Idan	2004–2005
Imad Fares	2004–2005
Yoel Starik	2007–2009
Tamir Yadai	2009–2011
Nadav Padan	2011–2013	^[1]
Roi Elkabetz	September 2013 –

References

^ Bamahane (in Hebrew) (Edition 3102): 19. September 16, 2011.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: untitled periodical (link)

Israel Defense Forces

Arms / commands / directorates / attachés

Arms	Sea Corps (Navy) Air Force Ground Forces
Commands	Northern Central Southern Home Front
Directorates	General Staff Operations Intelligence Personnel Planning Strategy and Third-Circle Technological and Logistics Computer Service Depth Corps
Attachés	Financial advisor Gender Affair Advisor Military Advocate General Court of Appeals Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories

Corps

Ground Forces	Infantry Armor Artillery Combat Engineering Combat Intelligence Collection
Infantry brigades	Oz Paratroopers Golani Nahal Givati Kfir
Armor brigades	7th 188th 401st 460th
Combat support and rear-front	Technology and Maintenance Medical Intelligence C4I Education Adjutant Logistics Military Police Rabbinate General

Divisions

Regular	36th Armored 98th Paratroopers 162nd Armored
Territorial	80th Edom 91st Galil 143rd Fire Fox 210th Bashan 877th Judea and Samaria
Reserve	99th Infantry 146th Armored 252nd Armored

Insignia
Berets, units symbols and uniform Ranks Decorations Flags

Other topics
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