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Esther Arditi

1937 – 2003

Israeli paramedic

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About Esther Arditi

Lived 1937 – 2003 (aged 65–66). Esther Arditi was an Israeli aircraft pilot and military personnel.

Esther Arditi (; 1937 – 20 February 2003), also known as "The Angel in White," was a medic in the Israel Defense Forces, and the only woman to be awarded the Israeli Medal of Distinguished Service.

Early life and education Arditi was born in 1937 in Sofia, Bulgaria, but grew up in Italy during the Second World War. After graduating from high school, she immigrated to Israel and enlisted in the Israeli Air Force.

Career A week after earning her medic certification in 1954, Arditi saved combat pilot Yaakov Salomon and navigator Shlomo Hertzman from a burning Mosquito FB6 which had been struck by lightning while landing in a storm. She began to steer an ambulance to the scene but it became stuck in mud caused by the storm. As a result of her heroism, she became the first and only female soldier to be awarded the Israeli Medal of Distinguished Service.

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Important facts

Born
1937, Sofia
Birth century
Died
2003, Italy
Nationality
Awards
Medal of Distinguished Service
Also known as
Angel in White

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Esther Arditi's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Esther Arditi?

Israeli paramedic

When was Esther Arditi born?

Esther Arditi was born in 1937 in Sofia.

When did Esther Arditi die?

Esther Arditi died in 2003 in Italy.

What was Esther Arditi's occupation?

Esther Arditi was an aircraft pilot and military personnel.

What nationality was Esther Arditi?

Esther Arditi was Israeli.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Esther Arditi

· Wikidata: Q12404148

· DBpedia: Esther Arditi

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