I have recently completed a three-year tenure in the Israeli Navy, where I served as a combat soldier and assumed the role of a mechanic on a 27-meter patrol vessel equipped with 5400 horsepower. During this period, I had the privilege of serving as the vessel's chief engineer for one year and four months. As part of my responsibilities, I provided training to both my crew and fellow soldiers within my unit, imparting essential knowledge about the vessel's intricate systems to groom the next generation of engineers. Under my leadership as the chief engineer, our vessel earned the distinction of becoming the flagship of our unit. This accolade entailed facilitating the accommodation of numerous military unit commanders and orchestrating their transportation throughout the region. My service was marked by a series of intricate technical challenges that demanded innovative troubleshooting solutions.