Pathfinder School UH60 Jump July 2012

[@cwhussey5432]

AHHH Knees in the Breeze!!!!!

[@jasonjohnson3436]

wonder if the SSG kept his sunglasses after jumping

[@danny1133066]

What altitude?

[@ericlane3256]

danny1133066 Standard airborne drops are done in the vicinity of 1200 feet but since the helicopter has to rise in altitude due to its slow speed compared to a C-130 or C-17 you’re probably jumping out at 1500-1800 feet. This was a pretty long fall.

[@djblackruss]

Riding thoes thermals

[@soreintou]

Good jump but we don't use Pathfinder's anymore.. There's something out there called GPS ( Global Positioning Satellite) perhaps you've heard of it.

[@herbertkelly847]

There's a thing called Human Intel. Perhaps you've heard of that? Like when a previously cleared LZ suddenly goes hot. I suppose your GPS calls you up and tells you it's a No-Go. Happy trails.

[@douglasreeves9938]

BS there are still two pathfinder schools every year.

[@DEMONX62]

Not sure GPSs can direct air traffic and set up airfields Or jump in to recover air crew after a crash

[@isidorebranham5327]

Great video!!!! No need for the music!!!

[@MartinRodriguez-ox7vh]

Was You Ever In The Military, Jason McDonald ? I Don't Remember Seeing YOU @ Airborne, Pathfinder Or Ranger School @ Fort Benning, Georgia . But You Have Something To Say ?.