Intelligence, Navigation and Debriefing Mashak (MANAT)
מש"ק/ית מודיעין, ניווט ותחקור (מנ"ת)
Role facts
from the official pageWhat the role is like
What you would be doing
the full text, nothing cutYou handle intelligence, navigation and debriefing for a squadron or operational unit in the Air Force. You prepare flight folders — maps, aerial photos and flight plans — brief on intelligence, run onboard systems, and calculate precise coordinates. You also take part in debriefing after operational sorties.
What it takes to get in
Profile 45 and above, Dapar 50 and above, Yom Ha-MEA: instruction 2 and above, management and organization 2 and above, information processing 3 and above, sustained attention 3 and above, spatial perception 3 and above, security clearance required.
Training
Tironut 02 and an eight-week course at the School for Aviation Professions (Bahad).
Where you serve
On one of the Air Force's closed bases.
What it is worth afterwards
Work in an operational environment, precision, working under pressure, and familiarity with the world of intelligence and flying.