Climbing, Rappelling and Rescue Instructor (TAGACH)

TAGACH — climbing, rappelling, and rescue — is a unique instructional field under the High-Angle Rescue School, working with rope systems and height-access gear so units can reach, move through, and rescue from difficult terrain. Training is long: you start with tironut alongside the Home Front Command's rescue-brigade fighters, then spend roughly ten more months in professional training. The instructing itself happens mostly in the field, spread across the whole country — you can be away from base for weeks, cooking for yourself and sleeping wherever you land. A select few instructors also occasionally join real operational activity, though that's rare.

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Tironut 05 alongside Home Front Command rescue-brigade fighters, then about 10 more months of professional training.

Basic training 05: what it means — in the guide

In the field across the country; often weeks away from base at a time.