A RIGGERS JOB 92r

[@bukstopshere]

I always hated packing reserves, arrgh! I was 43E Rigger with 407 S & T, 82nd ABN DIV, 1988-1991, worked at heavy shakeout tower.

[@MrRigger1112]

When u first start packing 20-25 minutes. Once u have the muscle memory built up 5-6 minutes. Fastest Ive packed one was 6:05. But each chute is a lil different. Listen to your senior guys and learn from all of them. You'll develop your own little things and styles of packing. Just remember you are responsible for someones life. LIVE THE RIGGERS CREED. " I WILL BE SURE ALWAYS".

[@theoutskirts]

I was 647 heavy drop good times

[@blakehoward7464]

I was a 3rd Group support Rigger at Bragg, and at Polk. Rather be in AD any day.

[@museme6309]

Does this mos include going airborne? I’m getting my ears checked for this job

[@axron1770]

yes it does, airborne school is required for this mos

[@SicloseGamings]

So paratrooper don't want to mess with this guys

[@agrandideaindeed]

I'm a rigger in Germany, nice vid, had a shitty day of low-v CDS pack and that brightened my mood, thanks.

[@fujimatosa]

In the US Army you shouldn't rig your parachute by yourself, isn't it? In Russia you must prepare you own parachute by yourself, you should take responsibility.

[@blackwatch6649]

U.S. Army riggers jump with chutes they self-packed at least four times a year.

[@MrUSApatriot01]

i actually repair G-12 parachutes and the 15 foot drouge chutes often also.

[@patrickpetrowsky8136]

43E when I was in. 431st QM CO.

[@russellsantamaria4974]

Where's this at? Which base?

[@jimgood1949]

Fort Bragg, NC

[@lj3277]

no showing of the PIF Rats!?

[@MrUSApatriot01]

i am in the airforce and pack the BA-22