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Medical Corps (Israel)



  The Israeli Medical Corps is an Israel Defense Forces corps responsible for providing healthcare services and medical treatment and instruction to all levels of the IDF. During wars or emergencies, it also assumes authority over the civilian healthcare system in Israel. The corps attends to the planning, organization, and supervision over the preparedness of the healthcare system to face crises. As of 2007, the corps is headed by Brigadier General Dr. Nachman Ash.

See also: Logistics, Medical, and the Centers Directorate
Arms, Commands, Directorates, Services
Arms: Navy (Sea Arm) | Air Force (Air and Space Arm) | Ground Forces (GOC Army Headquarters)
Commands: Northern | Central | Southern | Home Front
Branches: General Staff | Operations | Intelligence | Planning | Human Resources | Logistics, Medical, & Centers | Computer Service
Consultants & attachés to the General Staff: Financial advisor | Women's Affairs advisor | Rabbinate | Military Advocate General | Court of Appeals | Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories
Corps
Ground forces corps: Infantry | Armor | Artillery | Engineering | Field Intelligence
Infantry brigades: Paratroopers | Golani | Nahal | Givati | Kfir | Bislamach
Combat support & rear-line corps: Ordnance | Medical | Intelligence | C4I | Education | Adjutant | Logistics | Military Police | General
Divisions
Territorial divisions: Galilee (91st) | West Bank | Gaza | Edom (80th) | Sinai (252nd)
Regular divisions: Ga'ash (36th) | HaEsh (98th) | HaPlada (162nd)
Insignia
Berets, Units symbols and Uniform | Ranks | Decorations
Additional Information
History of the Israel Defense Forces | Ministry of Defense | Military equipment | Israel Defense Forces checkpoint | Israeli military prison
See Also
Security Forces | Mossad | Shabak | Police | Border Police | Intelligence Community | Security Council | Foreign & Defense Committee
  This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Medical_Corps_(Israel)". A list of authors is available in Wikipedia.
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