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Israeli medals, tokens and keychains related to the Navy

1 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Front: Communication and Detection Unit

Back: The Emblem of the Navy

Bronze

Diameter 60 mm
2 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Front: Emblems of Navy bases and units

Back: The Emblem of the Navy

Bronze

Diameter 60 mm
3 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Diameter 59 mm
4 Medal Israel Nautical College In Akko Medal Israel Nautical College In Akko Israel Nautical College In Akko

25th Anniversary

Official Medal of IGCMC

1981 / 5741

Tombac

Diameter 59 mm, Weight 98 gram
5 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy The day you join the armed forces

Greetings from the Navy headquarters.
6 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Token

Israel Government Coins and Medals Corporation
7 Missile Boats

State Medal, 2004 / 5764

First Medal in the "Ships of the Israel Navy" Series of IGCMC

Silver

Diameter 50 mm

Weight 49 gram
8 Dabur Patrol Boats

State Medal, 2004 / 5764

Second Medal in the "Ships of the Israel Navy" Series of IGCMC.

Silver

Diameter 50 mm

Weight 49 gram
9 Submarines

State Medal, 2005 / 5765

Third Medal in the "Ships of the Israel Navy" Series of IGCMC.

Silver

Diameter 50 mm

Weight 49 gram
10 Tanks Landing Craft

State Medal, 2005 / 5765

Fourth Medal in the "Ships of the Israel Navy" Series of IGCMC.

Silver

Diameter 50 mm

Weight 49 gram
11 Zaharon

State Medal, 2005 / 5765

Fifth Medal in the "Ships of the Israel Navy" Series of IGCMC.

Silver

Diameter 50 mm

Weight 49 gram
12 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Red Sea Defenders 915

Challenge Coin

Diameter 58 mm
13 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Navy Command School

Challenge Coin

Diameter 59 mm

14 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Navy Ship Eilat

Diameter58 mm
15 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Clandestine Immigration and Navy Museum

Ministry of Defense IDF museum

"Thy Children Shall Come Again to their Own Border"

Bronze

Diameter 59 mm
16 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Challenge Coin

Diameter 60 mm
17 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Naval Base Haifa

Diameter 60 mm
18 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy 3rd Flotilla

50 Years since 1967

Diameter 58 mm

19 Medal related to the Israeli Navy Medal related to the Israeli Navy Diameter 60 mm

INS Dakar commemorative medals

 The Dakar Submarine was a "T" Class British Submarine built during World War II, that was purchased together with her sister submarines, the "Livyatan" and the "Dolphin" in the mid-60s and renovated for the Israel Navy.

On January 9, 1968, the Dakar Submarine left as planned on its maiden voyage from Portsmouth, England, carrying a 69-man crew. On January 24 at 6.10am, the Dakar reported its location, south-east of Crete. At midnight, on January 25, a last control telegram was received from the submarine and from that moment, all connections with the submarine were lost. Israel's Navy and Air Forces joined British Forces and others in a desperate search. When it was decided that continuing the search was futile, Moshe Dayan, then Defense Minister, sadly declared the submarine as lost.

On February 9, 1969, the submarine's emergency buoy was discovered off the coast of the Gaza Strip. In 1981, the Israel Navy renewed its search around the Egyptian and Greek shores. On May 28,1999, the Israel Navy search operation, assisted by the American Nauticus Corp., which had previously discovered the Titanic wreck, was successful. The Dakar Submarine was found at a depth of 2.9km., about 250 miles from Haifa. The circumstances which had caused the Submarine to sink will probably remain mysterious forever.

State Medal INS Dakar Submarine 2002/5762

According to the decision made by the Ministerial Committee for Ceremonies and Signs, a State Medal was issued in 2002 to commemorate the discovery of the Dakar Submarine wreck and naval crewmen after 31 years, one of the longest and most painful chapters in the history of Israel. Gold medals were produced with diameter 30.5 and 50 mm. Silver and bronze tombac medals with diameter of 50 mm.

Dakar Submarine State Medal - front Dakar Submarine State Medal - back Obverse: To the left, the Dakar Submarine Emblem, to the right the Dolphin Flotilla Emblem.

In the upper border, the inscription: "In tranquility is your valor" and in the center, the translation in Hebrew, from the Book of Isaiah.

In the lower border, the date on which the Dakar sank and date on which the wreck was found.
Reverse: The Dakar Submarine at sea within the outline of the Mediterranean Sea.

The location at which the wreck was found is marked by a point in the center.

In the border to the right, the inscription: "Hidden by the sea are you" and in the center, the Hebrew verse from the Book of Jonah "So shall the sea be calm for you".

Below is the Israel Navy Emblem.


INS Dakar

Commemoration Sails

Commemoration sails were held by the Israeli submarine veterans organisation "Dolphin".Here we present medals of the sails of the years 2000,2001 and 2004.

INS Dakar commemoration sail medal INS Dakar commemoration sail medal
INS Dakar commemoration sail medal INS Dakar commemoration sail medal
INS Dakar commemoration sail medal INS Dakar commemoration sail medal

Source:http://www.submarines.dotan.net/

Remains of INS Dakar in Haifa

The remains of the conning tower of the Dakar, displayed in Haifa.