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Aharon Levran

1932 – 2023

Israeli military personnel (died 2023)

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Lived 1932 – 2023 (aged 90–91). Aharon Levran was an Israeli military officer.

Aharon Levran (; 1932 – 22 August 2023) was an Israeli general.

Military career In 1950, Levran was drafted into the IDF. He first served in the Armored Corps, where he completed an officers' course. When he served as deputy company commander in the 52nd Battalion (then a battalion in the 7th Brigade), it was decided to reduce the corps and he was transferred to command the patrol unit of the Givati Brigade. The brigade commander at the time was Haim Bar-Lev, later Chief of Staff.

Levran volunteered to participate in Operation Yarkon, taking place in June 1955. For his participation in the operation, he was awarded the Chief of Staff's Medal of Honor given to him by the Chief of Staff at the time, Moshe Dayan. In 1973, the decoration was changed to the exemplary decoration.

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Born
1932
Birth century
Died
2023
Occupation
Nationality
Awards
Medal of Distinguished Service

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Who was Aharon Levran?

Israeli military personnel (died 2023)

When was Aharon Levran born?

Aharon Levran was born in 1932.

When did Aharon Levran die?

Aharon Levran died in 2023.

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Aharon Levran was a military officer.

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Aharon Levran was Israeli.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Aharon Levran

· Wikidata: Q16129817

· DBpedia: Aharon Levran

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