November 2020 Seven MFO members (five U.S., one Czech, and one French) died in an MFO UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash near Sharm El Sheikh. An American peacekeeper was wounded in the crash and evacuated by Israeli search and rescue soldiers from Air Force Unit 669 to Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba, Israel. Sinai peacekeeping zones Article 2 of Annex I of the Peace Treaty called for the Sinai Peninsula to be divided into zones. Within these zones, Egypt and Israel were permitted varying degrees of military buildup: Zone A: Between the Suez Canal and Line A. Egypt is permitted a mechanized infantry division with a total of 22,000 troops in Zone A. Zone B: Between Line A and Line B. Egypt is permitted four border security battalions to support the civilian police in Zone B. Zone C: Between Line B and the Egypt–Israel border. Only the MFO and the Egyptian civilian police are permitted within Zone C. Zone D: Between the Egypt–Israel border and Line D. Israel is permitted four infantry battalions in Zone D. Within Zone C there are two main installations: North Camp is at El Gorah, 37 km southeast of El Arish and is the location of the military Force HQ. South Camp is located between the towns of Sharm El Sheikh and Naama Bay. In addition there are thirty smaller sites at various points within Zone C. One remote observation post (OP 3-11) is located offshore on Tiran Island, requiring resupply by air or sea. Zone C Zone C is subdivided into sectors, each controlled by a Sector Control Center. The sectors are numbered from north to south and assigned: Sectors 1 and 2 – FijiBatt Sectors 3 and 4 – ColBatt Sectors 5 and 7 – USBatt (The 3 original sectors were reorganized into 2 sectors) Badges Life in the Sinai Maintaining a good quality of life for MFO members in the Sinai is difficult, due to the remoteness and desolation of the region as well as more recent security concerns. Gym facilities, clubs, medical facilities, libraries and exchanges are provided at both North Camp and South Camp. In addition, North Camp possesses a pool while South Camp boasts Herb's Beach, a section of the Red Sea coastline where it is possible to snorkel just a few feet into the water and see a variety of tropical fish. The Force has its own magazine,