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To: TobagoJack who wrote (183478)	2/2/2022 3:01:58 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218023

Thank you after witnessing how dishonest Israeli MD's are but there are also many exception as there are also honest and high integrity MD's but few that dedicate themselves to the patient and not to earning more $$$, they lost all credibility. On top of all this the technicians are in most cases full of it and seldom trusted. I lived 18 years in NYC originally at the invitation of US Signal Corps, and never needed a doctor so it is unjust to compare. My contribution to the US Signal Corps/Army and NATO was an audio setup that enable a military squad 10% to 13% more fire power, as the tactical telecommunication soldier had both hands free instead of holding on the tactical telecom handset to give or receive orders.. True it was a far admission of failure to my original concept of a "future infantry combat helmet" which I started to develop in 1981 in my lab at Tadiran Communication (now part of Elbit) on squad level at 150 KHZ to penetrate into the trenches. It worked flawlessly in non-combat settings. The reason of the failure aside of the electronics and audio at that time which with today's technology would be a joke and all would be digital, were two facts; 1. There was no solution at the time if a soldier helmet failed to work as it was powered by head movements not batteries 2. after going on field trials the sound of armored vehicles penetrating trough the human bones in a troop carrier was so loud that rendered the whole system unpractical 3, Closing the ears with ear cups (like in tanks) was a NO-NO. In tanks they have an internal "intercom" + all the tactical telecommunication at their disposal. ... and there many other tactical fighting rules that increased the the difficulties of having an indepentent infantry communication helmet.