Artillery Corps Officer Track (Meteor)

This is the first dedicated officer track in the artillery corps — you train to become a fire-support officer in the ground forces. Training covers navigation certification, public-speaking workshops, terrain analysis and more. You start with rifleman-level basic training, learn every combat arena, and rotate through the corps' different arrays to get hands-on experience before choosing where to specialize.

Profile 72 and above. Requires extending your service to one year and four months, and passing a security background check.

Rifleman tironut 05, navigation certification, junior-commander and attack-mashak certification, and exposure to ground and air fire systems including classified ones — one year total, ending in officer course and placement in one of the corps' arrays by preference.

Basic training 05: what it means — in the guide

At Camp Sela (Shivta).