82nd Airborne Division Paratroopers Mass Tac Jump

[@faustoneitor1]

3:33 *takes a look outside the window* "Yeah we're in the sky"

[@thomaspowell7468]

1000ton just gotta make sure

[@daniey100ronaldo2]

@Bailey Anderson y.

[@drivinmiatas5068]

If they on ground tho

[@eggos2713]

1000ton *outstanding move.*

[@alpha1789]

hmmm the floor here is made out of floor

[@GeorgeJansen]

8:32. "have a good jump brother." ❤️❤️❤️

[@maxmuller8633]

The last time they see eachother when people found their body hugging for their last time

[@jake17403]

@@maxmuller8633 wait really

[@maxmuller8633]

@@jake17403 Nah! But that would be a great movie idea

[@owenbell6444]

Stop being weird

[@maxmuller8633]

@@owenbell6444 I can't

[@parachute82nd]

One of the 2 things I miss about the army. Jumping and free ammo.

[@dylandemaagt4597]

You were in the army? Thank you for your services to not only your country, but for the whole world

[@DudeRandom]

My brother misses his M4 Carbine, He said he was going to marry her

[@dArk-ew1td]

Justin batchelar I think he meant like parachuting jumps

[@Dero561]

free ammo? what do you mean?

[@ronnie9k]

@@Dero561 Weapons testing, Instuctors give you ammo to see how you operate the weapon

[@geekdiggy]

JM: "STAND UP!" 82nd: "stand up" JM: "HOOK UP!" 82nd: "hook up" JM: "WAIT FOR LIKE AN HOUR!" 82nd: "k."

[@davidmorton4108]

geekdiggy it's the green light!!!

[@davidmorton4108]

Brandon Shaw no shit green light.

[@davidmorton4108]

Brandon Shaw green ĺight

[@davidmorton4108]

101st.co 2nd 327th inf have a good night. And not the sand man...

[@jojosothjar9551]

Race tracks....

[@abntemplar82]

All the way! ironically after 22 year of being a paratrooper, it just doesn't get old. in fact part of me misses this craziness.

[@user-dd9qq1ru7s]

I would need a little push to jump out a plane

[@noahperez400]

TYFYS sir

[@abntemplar82]

@@user-dd9qq1ru7s no worries, in this kind of formation a push is always possible. more like a swift kick in the ass but possible.

[@user-dd9qq1ru7s]

@@abntemplar82 I would prefer a crippling punch in the back haha

[@mikelrivas7561]

Hey, im joining the paratropers next year. Can you tell me if that many jumps have damaged heavily your body? Sorry my Broken english

[@BigAL_Visuals]

Roses are red Army in the sky the timecode your looking for is 9:35

[@fpsbanshii3184]

That was bloodydamn beautiful

[@mr.shepherdspie7958]

@@fpsbanshii3184 yup, it sure was

[@stevespeissegger1369]

I was the right door safety on this jump. I can be heard at 1:07 telling the jumper with the camera to keep eye to eye contact with the safety. The AJ was a rookie and made some minor (but not dangerous) mistakes. I'm sure he got better with experience. Everyone landed safely. This was one of many wonderful Airborne operations I participated in over my career as a Jumpmaster.

[@deckmageccg3561]

Even after all these years, I still can't get over being a Para and watching jump videos. There is still nothing like being the #1 man when those side doors open up and you hear & feel that howling wind. It's a combination of pucker factor and excitement especially those last few seconds when you hand off your static line to the safety and you're staring at the engines of a C-17 waiting for those last few seconds to tick away. And just like that, the yellow light turns to green and that slap on your ass is your cue to go knees into the breeze. Best days of my life! Miss the guys, miss the lifestyle. Thank you for your service. AATHW. B BATTERY 1-321st FAR (ABN).

[@DustDevilRage]

I was a Jarhead, Artillery....but I gotta say I have absolute respect for the US Army Airborne. The Marines preferred invasion route is from the sea, but a massive assault from the air is pure bad assery, equipment and all, unreal. We trained at a few Army bases, once or twice at Bragg. Driving around their base I would see gun park after gun park filled with M-198, 155MM Howitzers. I looked over at my Marine buddy and asked, “are they dropping those guns out the back of F’n airplanes?” He said “I think so dude.” I thought....Holy shit. We have enough trouble just pulling them with our trucks. A high school buddy of mine and West Point grad was an officer in the 75th Rangers. He invited me to Benning once to watch a Mass Tac. They dropped in, seemed like all damn day long. Was very impressed. One of the coolest Army cadences I ever heard: Hey Mother Russia you better behave, or we’ll fill your skies with Maroon Berets. My father in law was 509th PIR Gingerbread Men. 🇺🇸 🍻

[@nagantm441]

there isn't really any reason why the USMC can't have its own organic airborne insertion unit too. Hell, you guys have your own C-130s so you don't have to work with anyone else to do it.

[@DustDevilRage]

@@nagantm441 Lol. I’m so far removed from the Corps, my cammies were the old woodland pattern. I got no clue what they got nowadays.

[@TheNick279]

9:35 they get around to jumping.

[@soos1885]

Jesus what is that for a profile pic?

[@tsarnicholasll9756]

O-o-o-o-k-k-k-k Nothing wrong just erhhhhh looked at something and it ain’t pretty

[@Cody-ru1cz]

lightloganYT Me trash you clicked it so you’re watching whatever it gives man. You don’t just jump after someone says “lets go” bro. “Waste of time” 🤡

[@Nipit-po8fl]

We would wake up at 5 in the morning can make a knight jump at 11 o clock. And go back to the barracks at 5 in the morning. The next day. Y'all be good be safe Airborne all the way

[@classicwhitebread]

@@soos1885 you've never seen the exorcist?

[@Blackcloud288]

It's nice that the Army provides those pouches to carry the troops' huge balls.

[@xXSgtWolfXx]

@@shavy7734 Especially to join the Infantry...and especially the Airborne Infantry.

[@Nipit-po8fl]

From 79 to 82 I don't remember being so quiet to where a jump Masters can be heard. Cool video Airborne all the way.

[@thehunterstruck]

My cousin did his Mass Tac with the 82nd and said he LOVED it. His older brother was in the Army as well. My family has a lengthy history in the military, mainly the Navy. This would be amazing to be a part of!

[@marc2397]

My father CSM Raymond Douglas Burbank (Green Beret) jumped with the 508th parachute Infantry Regiment (Red Devils) in Japan, the 10 1st, and 82nd Airborne Division .He also earned his German (10 th SFG, Bad Tolz Germany), and Vietnamese jump wings....miss him!

[@chadatkins9053]

My grandpa was a glider pilot when they invaded Normandy he got a purple heart. RIP grandpa Alfred....

[@permaapi1139]

Merci pour le jour je : Dday

[@alicainmauna7249]

June 6 1944 Was it?

[@permaapi1139]

@@alicainmauna7249 débarquement en Normandie in french

[@elliottclark6547]

God bless him

[@Epic_Gamer__]

Was he injured?

I gotta stop watching these Hooah videos. Been retired for 20 after a 25 year career. Watching this makes me wanna go back in.

[@elliottclark6547]

Thanks for your service

[@hollowdidthisone]

sorry man, ur way to old

[@hollowdidthisone]

you seem like a meme to, if u truly served I'm thankful

@@hollowdidthisone Yeah, and I'm glad to be "old." I know many who can't say that.

@@hollowdidthisone Yes, I truly served. Did you?

[@zion653]

Could not stop watching. My last jump was in June 2002. Good times! Wish I was back there.

[@leephillips2053]

hollywood jump ,no ruck no equip,daytime pog

[@f4fphantomii468]

That has to be a hell of fun, thanks to all in service

[@Travelwithchris]

:)

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

The paratroopers has went a long way from the C-47s they used to jump out of during WWII. My grandfather was in the 82nd airborne that jumped in Normandy on D-Day.

[@likebeggarpolice8194]

Joe The Juggalo my great uncle was in the 101st near omaha i think... he landed 5 miles away from where he should be

[@timprescott4634]

I jumped one a few times at Bragg in the 90s. The most nerve rattling jumps I had. Night, combat equipment was INSANE! You hear the D-bags slamming against st the side with each jumper that exits. First time I heard that, I was number two jumped and honestly thought door jumper had either slammed against the aircraft or had his head taken off hitting the horizontal stabilizer (that was a story we ALL heard!). Mad respect for those men who did it into enemy territory.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

@@timprescott4634 I'm guessing the first time you jumped you nearly #2ed too? LOL just messing with ya. Thanks for your service

[@skyking2202]

My units were mostly chopper jumps, with very occasional C-130s and a rare 141. It is nothing short of ridiculous how much room there is in a C17. Many a jumpmaster walking on top of people's rucks in my day. Now a jumpmaster could ride a freeking Segway around in there if they wanted to.

[@jamescaliendo1030]

This is insane. Look how much room both the PJM snd SJM have.In 130's and 141's the SJM would literally be crawling ontop of us. And Godforbid we'd do inflight rigging. Like a WWF royal rumble in there

[@Wortlethal]

My father used to be in the 82nd. He's retired now, but by the looks of it, he probably had a grand ol time jumping out of planes.

[@randycheow4268]

He was just a rookie trooper and he surely shook with fright, He check on his equipment and he sure his pack was tight...

[@mrmow7014]

Randy Cheow What.

[@randycheow4268]

mr mow it’s a song and it had something to do with the airborne

[@mrmow7014]

Randy Cheow Ah, makes sense. These badasses should have quite a few songs. Lel.

[@jaydalce3479]

Ain’t gunna jump no more. Hell nah!

[@vibez9231]

Gory gory what a hell of a way to die! Miss Major Winters and his fellow brothers of Easy company💓Rest peacefully in Heaven.

[@lucysmithers357]

I live in Aberdeen and many times the planes have gone overhead. My youngest daughter lives about two miles from Camp McCall. We have seen convoys . We used to ride over to Fort Bragg to s drop zone and watch them jump. Thank you for your service

[@BubbaGunShrimp]

My great uncle fought in the battle of the bulge in the 82nd and he was an Aussie super proud of him

[@AbsurdJosh]

My friend just got Airborne infantry he's going into the 82nd.

[@djbroadhurst7142]

Josh shut up the screaming eagles are better

[@arandomjojoreference246]

@@djbroadhurst7142 You must be fun at parties.

[@jnjwhardin]

@@djbroadhurst7142 The 101st screaming eagles aren't an active Airborne unit anymore. They are Air Assult bud! They too are a bad ass unit nonetheless.

[@djbroadhurst7142]

john hardin fine the big red one is better

[@jnjwhardin]

@@djbroadhurst7142 ok...lol

[@vartelproducts]

I got out in 76. I jumped 130's, 141's, huey's, C7A, and Shanooks. I still miss the night jumps most.. All The Way!

[@babydoe_2]

Keith Henderson chinook is spelled with a c dumb ass Kml

[@Wildcat5181]

@@babydoe_2 Also with a h, an I, and a n. More commonly known to real jumpers as CH-47s.

[@charleslee2975]

Hell yeah unbelievable respect to the ones who risked/risks there lives so we can live with freedom and peace ❤️🇺🇸

[@yavuzcelik5911]

🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@ChubbyTheEwok]

Killing civilians makes you free and gives you peace? lmao

[@aldrinosenpai9661]

Air troopers: IM READY TO FALL! Land troopers: IM READY TO ROLL!

[@Clownery1]

Everyone there thank you for you service. You are all superheros and God bless your soul.

[@marcwilson4881]

/Slash/ I agree

[@EightyDeuce-x1d]

Can't believe it's been 27 years for me, but damn, it sure feels like it was yesterday, I guess it's true about the old saying, "Once a paratrooper always a paratrooper". And I would proudly do it all over again. Eighty deuce is on the loose...All the way!

[@Airborne82]

Same here!!! 97-00. C Co 3/504 Blue Devil. AATW

[@bathoryduck]

I had 129 jumps over the span of a decade. I jumped every chance I had. I miss it.

[@Airborne82]

42 jumps over three years. Roommate and I were jump chasers!!!! AATW

[@99v8cobra]

God bless the US Army... keep our boys safe and strong !! USA !!

[@carrishiggins1340]

🇺🇸💪🇺🇸

[@jerska8721]

🇫🇮❤️🇺🇸

[@Chelsea-ws7bi]

A women

[@likebeggarpolice8194]

Woah you got 101 likes.. its like the 101st airborne division

[@kytkinpommiakytkinpommia8254]

@@Chelsea-ws7bi no.

[@antonzigando150]

is it true that static line jumps have bad landings that hurt your feet/ankles/legs?

[@Babyface6200]

Yeah sometimes

[@KB4QAA]

You can break a leg stepping off the curb, too. shrug.

[@MC-zr7hl]

Feet and knees together, airborne

[@MC-zr7hl]

@@andrewsims7182 lol After I landed during my second jump in airborne school I got dragged. I must have went like a half to 3/4ths of a football field. I was trying everything I could think of but I was so wrapped up in suspension lines I couldnt get my foot out. 2 guys ran over and jumped on me but the fuckin thing dragged all 3 of us lol The instructor was yelling at them to jump on the chute instead of me so they got up and hauled ass up to the chute. That shit was a wild ride but kinda sucked. I was completely covered in dirt and had dust coming out of my ears, nose, mouth...fuckin everywhere that dust could get into.

[@codygreene9067]

Some landings are worse than others. I’ve had soft landings and really violent and rough landings.

[@johnregan9644]

Sicily DZ? My last jump was in 1972. I don't miss jumping out of airplanes but I do miss being 24 years old! 2/325 Inf.

[@bryanknight6477]

Thank you everyone for your service and happy Fourth of July

[@ebw16256]

If I could do it over I would want to be a paratrooper. So cool and vital to our country. No one else does it like we do.

[@kenhealy7006]

“America without her Soldiers would be like God without His angels.” Claudia Pemberton

[@veronicapresa4045]

Ken Healy yes but prepare you have inside enemies

[@maciekczarny1633]

Fuck america

[@somerandommushroomhead1534]

@@maciekczarny1633 I'm guessing you don't like it here?

[@maciekczarny1633]

@@somerandommushroomhead1534 remind me pls

[@maxwill6408]

My last jump March 1984. That aircraft in the video was so much more spacious then the C-130 & C-141b we jump from. We were packed in like sardines for both aircraft that we jumped from. As a jumpmaster

[@hunternelson3018]

Max Sanches i think it was a c-17

[@misterfeagall1120]

Those are the new parachute... I wish we had them when I was in.. 90’s.. “AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY”!!!!

[@tomdewarcarpenter]

Many things have changed since the late 70's early 80's. I would rather have a T10 or MC1 those chutes are slooooowww.

[@gaiusthompson5298]

I had never seen this parachute until this video. 7 years in the 82d

[@newnamesameperson397]

They are suppose to be safer but I honestly can't tell. You can't stir them at all so if you are headed to the creek at (Normandy dz I think) than you are fucked. The water is like a foot deep and it's surrounded by thorn bushes. Pretty sure Normandy also has all the catus plants too so yeah. T11 sucks because in my experience your landing will always be on something unpleasant

[@newnamesameperson397]

@@gaiusthompson5298 are you currently in? because there is no way, they completely stopped using the t10 back around the time I was in airborne school back in 2015.

[@snakeenjoyingacanofbeans5219]

believe me you would rather this one than a Crash 10.

[@youtubecommenter37]

C-17 jumps are the best. You have so much real estate in that thing and an actual ramp at the door to help with a solid exit

[@chriscaptain3141]

Thanks ❤you got it

[@gigi1425]

What they don’t show is the 7hr wait all rigged up in the pack shed while they go back and forth on whether the jump is scratched or not. 😂😤

[@gorenas_garage]

JM on the right door needs more PWAC time

[@sarsfieldabu3223]

Damn, sure is a noisy place in there. The stunning silence when your chute deploys and after you hit the ground has a quality hard to replicate anywhere else. Lovin the nice big canopies, how are landings with them?

[@markwaugh2613]

Get on with it already,and the pilots revving the throttles,unreal

[@lavbo5]

Good job! 2/325 82nd Airborne during 2003 04... Keep it up

[@leephillips2053]

hollywood blast,no ruck

[@karmavore6110]

this video makes marines cry

[@spencernelson1560]

Im going to be doing this next year. Does anybody know if they allow everyone to have a gopro or just certain people?

[@joelmamell8414]

Spencer Nelson I just got out of the 82nd in May after 5 years in. They only allow certain people to wear a GoPro for safety reasons

[@happydayshappy9936]

“REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING AND YOU WILL SURVIVE!!!”

[@barmherzigsein6836]

Amazing men and women serve in our United States Armed Forces and these soldiers, as seen here, are at the very very sharp tip of the spear. My wife and I have raised five sons who have joined our United States Armed Forces: 1 Navy, 1 Marines, and 3 Army. Hooah!

[@tomuss2082]

After 55 years I sill get butterflies waiting for the green light.

[@DirtyLilHobo]

The Air Force guy standing in the back watching these paratroopers likely thinking to himself “Yep, I made the right choice!”

[@maxwill6408]

I received my jumpmaster wings in 1980 and after that most of my just wear as a jumpmaster. As a jumpmaster of an aircraft we grassed both sides of the door and actually hung out the aircraft on a small platform that was kicked out once the door was open. if they're still jumping from a C-130 then I'm sure jumpers have seen it. As a jumpmaster there were times that as soon as the door was open and we made our inspections we would just hang out the door until the 1 minute warning. That parachute and Reserve we're definitely not the ones we used I guess a lot has changed 35 years

[@andrewgiordano5275]

Since when do we walk to the assembly area?

[@ogfunctionn]

I was wondering the same thing.... They take their time walking back like highschoolers lagging in the back of a line. No urgency at all

[@shakamakana8492]

Looks like a Tropic Lightning patch! Worked in Schofield Barracks for 30 years 👍😎👍

[@andrewgiordano5275]

@@shakamakana8492 , I was with 3rd Squadron 4th Cavalry in Vietnam in 1966-67-68.

[@shakamakana8492]

@@andrewgiordano5275 '69, 11B4P, 173rd Airborne, LZ North English, RVN 👍 Retired 30yr civil service from Schofield Barracks ( 25th Division) There's an airborne detachment, because I've seen red berets, though I've never followed up in finding out. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 👍

[@6ixy__891]

Would you not get sucked out of the Aircraft when opening the doors or is that just in movies?

[@kuraishimo]

They are not high up enough for that to happen.

[@6ixy__891]

@@kuraishimo But for say that could happen in real life?

[@kuraishimo]

@@6ixy__891 Yes, it is possible.

[@burningokane6320]

This is crazy because I literally see them jumping all day.

[@endlessmaelstrom4655]

This looks hella fun, glad that you boys are havin fun! Keep up the good work!

[@Coldfront15]

6 hours of waiting for that minute of peace.

[@jamesjennings678]

I can feel the bird speed up and slow down. 2 Panther 82nd 1978 to 1982. C130's, C141's, C5, UH-1, UH-60, C7A and CH-47

[@bperry9088]

I have had many jumps under T-10s and Paracommanders. Pardon me for saying so; it seems this new chute, being jumped in this segment, takes forever to reach the ground. Facing heavy enemy ground fire would not be the choice of chute I would prefer. I realize, with the heavy equipment carried by each jumper, a larger parachute creates a softer landing. Also, I am told, this larger chute is best for lower, level jumps ( 500 ft. ).

[@lewissmith9455]

me to

[@michaelsix9684]

will we ever do this again in war? very impressive, any other countries doing airborne units?

[@Duneuniverse]

Yes definitely, they won’t be dropped into the battle to much things could take that big damn plane down lol.

[@Troiks21]

if you start playning BF-3 Main theme at 8:35 then magic gonna happen You can thanks me later

[@user-nn9gm4ov1q]

How do you get the parachute to come out do you pull the red thingy in the center you were holding??

[@belindaedenfield883]

Today was my dad's birthday. he was 82nd airborne. Thanks for posting -♡

[@dbtoney1]

Honor and remember all of those on day of infamy Jun 6. Men had more courage in their pinky toe than 99% of humans today. 👍

[@mksonmor]

I sure miss that. I Was In E co. 782 back in the 90s. Looks like there's too much room in the aircraft. Also there's the big bright round thing that you can see with. Along with those new chutes.

[@Jack_DeRipper]

Every jump was a thrill, especially after my parachute opened and I knew that I was going to live! Hey, Jumpmaster, get rid of that chewing gum, nobody cares if you have minty-fresh breath. 😁

[@ok-vx9nh]

I’m and 101st airborne veteran I miss those days😪

[@bakerz129]

Dog 4 Ever Really? Thats so cool! You guys are stationed in Texas right?

[@mosescrawford4075]

@@bakerz129 no my dad was 101st their stationef in fort cambell kentucky

[@bakerz129]

@@mosescrawford4075 Oh I thought you were saying you were 101st.

[@mosescrawford4075]

@@bakerz129 lmao no im only 12 but i want to join the 82nd my family has a long military backround.

[@djbroadhurst7142]

Dog 4 Ever fuck you show off

[@luckyirvin]

what outstanding discipline! crikey, how much weight did he sling below on landing?

[@markraciborski4289]

Well, at least they give them an outside step? It would seem a lot easier to get your mass moving out, forward, rather than a hands-on outside door frame push off? What is that first guy at the door checking for?

[@jessierobbins2321]

Our military is the backbone of our country and they make me proud !!

[@qpat300]

I still remember how absolutely fucking terrified I was when I did my first jump. I never got over that nerve racking feel you get while still in the aircraft and hearing the engines (partly because blood on the risers plays in my head) and that's all I can think about until I'm actually out and see my chute untangle (because fuck me that shit always twists)... still feels like I'm gonna break my legs when I land though.

[@impulse5283]

Did you enjoy it? What if I'm not the best with heights but still want to go airborne?

[@julianviefers6703]

full respect to anybody who jumps out of a plane either in military or civilian purpose. something i probably wpuld never do

[@LET4M4RU]

I did one parachute jump once. It's one of the craziest feelings you can ever get

[@billwillis9614]

I miss this a lot 😕. The Safety should have been watching his Jumpmaster during his outside air safety checks, I don’t think he ever focused on him until the final clear to the rear. Bad things can happen in and around the open paratroop door in a split second......”the sky, even more than the sea, is unforgiving of the slightest mistake” All The Way!

[@michaelalford8621]

Never a bad jump out of my 50 plus

[@randyllarson]

Watch the soldiers knuckles at 6:40 and 8:11 that's all you see!! Talk about a white knuckle jump!! When I first started flying that's how I was all the time!!lol

[@germanstudent06]

Anyone else here, when you "hook up" give that line just a few tugs more than needed to put your brain at ease? You won't just click your static line and say "yea, good enough." XD

[@damienstuart9633]

God like. U have to have been there to understand, That feeling is classless, race less, completely in the moment. Loved every minute. AIRBORNE!!

[@SampsonGG]

Imagine executing that on enemy soil. One moment you're a passenger, a moment later you're in a battalion ready to go. Incredible. I notice they drop the gear bag on a tether just prior to impact, I guess to lessen their impact with the earth? Ever sustain any injuries from any drops yourself?

[@Echo11Niner]

Man I really miss that adrenaline rush right before you jump out. I miss the peace you get while your on your way down. And I DEFINITELY do not miss the moment when you hit the ground like a sack of potatoes.

[@sauceboyjordan5128]

So how does jumping out feel?

[@parajeeper]

Either it was a very warm day or those new chutes have a lower rate of descent? Nice work brothers!!

[@MC-zr7hl]

They do indeed have a lower rate of descent.

[@chunkybenny6911]

where we droppin' boiz

[@deadreaper6667]

Tilted towers lol

[@chunkybenny6911]

@@deadreaper6667 in the ocean

[@anti-jhoncoalition5420]

@@chunkybenny6911 no in the vietnam jungle

[@chunkybenny6911]

@@anti-jhoncoalition5420 lmao

[@newnamesameperson397]

Your choice between holland and Normandy dz, we don't use the third one so don't talk about it Holland is great, lot's of hills, pot holes to snap your ankles in, big rocks to land on and lots of cactus. Personal I prefer Normandy, it's nice and flat, just try not to land in the swampy area with the creek and thorn bushes. A wet chute is a pain in the ass to carry to the designated zone

[@scorchclasstitan6727]

“He was just a rooky trooper and surely shook with fright he checked off his equipment and made sure his pack was tight he had to sit and listen to those awful engines roar “

[@mattfetter4123]

I am amazed at the room on that bird. A cherry could get lost.

[@blackhawks1870]

Does a parachute open once you get off the plane or do you have to release it?

[@cvbabc]

I'm missing their rank insignia. I thought it would be on the outaode shoulder. Is it not visible on the uniform they jump in?

[@HeadShotPR]

I can see myself screaming inside the plane as we jump, LETS DO THIS MOTHA FUCKASSSSSSSSS!!!

[@clankplusm]

Someone would have to push me lmao

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

I just completed my 5 jumps at airbourne school. It was a helluva blast!

[@empire-classfirenationbatt2691]

Corek BleedingHollow airborne* there's only one Bourne and that's Jason :D

[@horacioproa2200]

Going to school myself, hows the feeling of actually jumping. scared im going to pass out

[@hankpadgett985]

@@horacioproa2200 You'll be ready. Trust me.

[@davidbuzulakll3838]

I shipout soon to basic at ft benning and I’m gonna be an Airborne Ranger! Can’t wait! Airborne looks like a lot of fun and I’ve been super pumped about enlisting since I was a kid!! Hope to be a part of the 75th if and when Im allowed to go to RASP upon request.

[@joeoleary5346]

First jump was 1965 at Bennington. Can’t believe it’s been that long.

[@dw7094]

50 years ago they used to do these all the time at Sicily. There was always injuries, or someone got killed.

[@barackobama4304]

thank you for your service

[@chriscaptain3141]

Check the door

[@markcollins919]

What did he have in his Ruck, Feathers?

[@scoutthrax3542]

Trying to hype myself up since I want to go airborne but not good with heights

[@edwebster1215]

Never had that much room in the C130 or C141 back in my days with the 82nd, much louder too

[@W0lfie_0_]

Thanks you for your service

[@lykitagawa]

Amazing! wish i was there. Andrea:)God Bless the 82 airborne.

[@radioactive9861]

Damn, I gotta say, after jumping from C130's and C141's back in '89 to '92...there is SO much LUXURY in a C17....DAMN!

[@radioactive9861]

On a side note, I had a 'door position' at least twice in my time with the 82nd, and...DAMN, there was nothing like a DOOR POSITION!!!!

[@skar516]

Every time they say hook up my heart drops lmao every jump

[@manuelgchapajr2000]

I Miss my Airborne Days!!!

[@AussieBassplayer]

does the plane have to slow down heaps? whats with the loud engine sounds?

[@ryansimpson4781]

When they put flaps down, to allow lower speeds, engine thrust has to be increased to compensate for drag.

[@AussieBassplayer]

cheers mate,