Insler, Danny

Son of-Sarah and Wenceslas was born in Daughter of-Yam on March 3, 1963. As a child, Danny began to study at the Nachshonim Elementary School in Bat Yam, and when his parents moved to Givat Shmuel, Nir and the junior high school in Kiryat Ono, where he moved to the Singelovski vocational school in Tel Aviv, where he completed his high school studies in electronics, and in July 1981 Danny joined the IDF and served in the IAF. He passed the training and training stages, and in February 1982 he was promoted to the rank of corporal, and his commanders’ opinions at all stages of his training were similar: “A guy with ambition, trying and investing. It is important to continue to guide him. He is very popular with his friends and instructors. “In December 1983 he completed a course for aviation officers and rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. According to his grades, he completed the course “at a level above mediocrity, he was under pressure, without doubt good flight skills.” Danny, who knew the command of his commanders, did not limit himself to his achievements and asked to continue practicing “because he did not reach self-fulfillment.” In his commander’s opinion in July 1983, he was described as “a good officer, an excellent guy.” Danny wanted to practice more, especially on the Yart planes. On the 5th of Adar 5744 (February 5, 1984), Danny was chosen for a team of jets that performed exercises on a dark night in the Sinai, near the Egyptian border, and Danny disappeared with his plane in the darkness of night. The commander of his unit wrote to his family: “Despite the short period he served in the unit, we learned to recognize him, to honor him and to appreciate his uniqueness as a person and as a friend.” He was laid to rest at the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul He left behind his parents and brother