Bugler, David
David (Dubi), son of Chava and Mordechai, was born on July 18, 1952, in Orade, Romania, and immigrated to Israel with his family in 1961. He studied at the Rahamim elementary school in Dimona and then completed his studies at home – The surrounding high school in the town. Dubi was a diligent and industrious student, loved by his teachers and friends. His educator testifies to him, who would move away from flattery and did not like words and words. He was thrifty in words and his statements were simple and obvious. He became interested in history, the Arab world, and politics. He had self-discipline, rare emotion and love of man. He was a sports fan and dealt mainly with ball games – soccer, basketball and handball. He had a talent for acting and pantomime. David was cheerful and Simcha. He had innocence, kindness and modesty. He was friendly and loved to help others and his parents had a devoted and loyal son. Dubi was large and plump, and before he joined the IDF, he ran to reduce his body weight, and thus he wanted to ensure that he was placed in a combat unit, and he liked to travel and study the plans for his trip abroad after completing his regular military service. David was drafted into the IDF in early November 1970 and assigned to the Armored Corps. After completing his basic training, he was trained in a Patton tank course, a course for officers of the Armored Corps and a course for armored corps officers, a dedicated officer who cared for his soldiers, a talented soldier and an excellent fighter and a talented crewman. In his final work in the Armored Corps course, David wrote: “The platoon commander must make sure that his department is always ready for his tasks, and that he must not take advantage of the weekly treatment for his personal pleasure. After completing his regular service he volunteered to serve in the regular army. On the 6th of Tishrei 5734 (6 October 1973), he served in a regular Patton company, and was placed on the eastern bank of the small bitter lake between the “Butzer” post and the “petting” post. Shortly before midnight, David received an order to leave and rescue a tank crew who had been hit by an Egyptian infantry force, and David’s tank was hit by a missile and set on fire, His body was later discovered and he was brought to eternal rest in the cemetery in Dimona, followed by a father, a mother, and a brother. Rank-vice. His parents published a booklet in memory with friends about the character words, memories, words of a song, letters and photographs.
