As part of the fighting in the Gaza Strip, Lt. Col. (res.) Y., a fighter helicopter pilot in the 113th Squadron, set out as every day in the past month to attack targets in the Gaza Strip and assist the ground forces, but this time he noticed something different but familiar.
The father in the combat helicopter talks with his armored son on the ground \\ Photo: IDF Spokesperson
Y. flew over the armored force of the 460th Brigade, in which his son Ido serves as a commander, and when Y. located his son among the fighters, he addressed him and his soldiers through the radio: "We are north of you, guarding and loving you."
Tanks in the Gaza Strip, photo: IDF Spokesperson
Ido, his armored son, told his father: "Soon you will hear our explosions," to which the father replied: "Sounds like work, good luck." The enthusiastic son added: "Maybe you'll see me blow up some buildings."
The two summed up the conversation: "Love you, and let's see you at home sometime."
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