Royal Marine Reacts To Navy Seals' Insane Parachute Jump Into Football Stadium 😳

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[@karlsteffen7804]

Seals stand for sea air and land. Every seal is airborne qualified, halo qualified, diver qualified, go through UDT (under water demolitions traing) and are highly trained in land warfare and CQB

[@michaelscott33]

Every seal is airborne qualified. Not ever seal is HALO qualified. HALO school is a special forces school (obviously SEALs are in the special forces), but it’s a specialty school that you must be selected for and sent to through your team/squad.

[@karlsteffen7804]

​​@@michaelscott33 that's actually not true. Every seal goes through free fall training. Opposed to most air borne which are static lined trained. If you have free fall training you're halo certified.

[@doobiedave9686]

​@@karlsteffen7804that's not necessarily true. The Military Free Fall course does qualify you as a HALO jumper, but the typical free fall jump is done from around 15,000' whereas HALO jumps are done from 30,000-40,000 feet with chute opening under 1,000'.

[@karlsteffen7804]

​@@doobiedave9686you're just stating the difference between a halo jump and a typical free fall jump, but proving the fact that all SEALS are HALO certified even if 90% of their jumps aren't HALO jumps. They're still trained and certified to do HALO jumps it's still a free fall, and they're trained on their landing.

[@Tbone1492]

HAHO jumps

[@4325air]

There's a standing joke in the special operations community about military free fall (MFF) jumping: You can jump HALO (high-altitude, LOW opening) or you can jump HAHO (high-altitude, HIGH opening), but you never want to jump HANO (high-altitude, NO opening)!

[@robertsmith4681]

The bit where the guys appear to be sideways is 2 guys linking together mid fall, the show includes this as a capability demonstration.

[@voivode2591]

Actually it’s called CRW. Canopy relative work. People get together and fly holding on to each other. It’s very common in the skydiving world.

[@robertsmith4681]

@@voivode2591 I did not know that, thank you.

[@colleenmonfross4283]

No such thing as unnecessarily patriotic if you're an American!

[@olaff4223]

We excel at unnecessary patriotism. That's kind of our thing.

[@ToxicMan2023]

... Like "overkill." ....LOL

[@MrMrbobbleheads]

They are jumping into Neyland Stadium in Knoxville TN my home and the home of the Tennessee Volunteers. Cant say how many people are there but the stadium can seat 101,915 Go Vols!!

[@molliew38]

I said same. Go Vols

[@shag139]

It’s a spring game

[@73dmonty]

It's college football!! One of the most uniquely American & patriotic things there is!! Kudos to you Vols and Go Dawgs!

[@Out-Of-Service]

Sorry about your citizenship ceremony. First lesson as an American, we don't like authorities telling us what to do. Congrats on becoming one of us, though!

[@nissan300ztt]

I was a Combat Controller in the USAF and we had 2 chutes even during jump school. The likelyhood of both Parachutes failing is super low.

[@bobprivate8575]

...and since you're telling us about it, we can safely assume you never had both of yours fail.

[@mariejustme]

Unfortunately, I was working at Ft Polk at the Joint Readiness Training Center in the hospital there when a soldiers chutes failed. It was horrific. That was in the 90’s though and chutes are much more reliable now.

[@gaychampagnesocialist7213]

@@mariejustme To be fair Fort Polk seems to be cursed.

[@mariejustme]

@@gaychampagnesocialist7213 it wouldn’t surprise me. I was there on post for four years.

[@AJStarhiker]

CCT? I remember seeing you guys when I was at tech school at Keesler.

[@bartstarr972]

The Seals train for HALO ( High altitude , low open ) jumps from 30,000+ feet on oxygen and HAHO (High altitude , high open ) , LALO (Low altitude , low open ) and static jumps. All Seals are required to be jump qualified during pre-graduation training. Water training is VERY extensive as well as weapons , explosives , coms , medical , navigation , SERE training , in some cases languages and a number of other disciplines.... SEALS are at the very pinnacle of Special Forces , along with other SPECWAR units like SAS , SBS , Delta , U.S. Marines MARSOC and Force Recon etc..... If you want a more comprehensive look at the Seals , look up Buds school and other forms of training and operations....

[@armynurseboy]

They often do HAHO (high altitude, high open) where they will "fly" their canopies long distance. Used for insertion where the plane can't get close to the DZ.

[@chugachuga9242]

⁠@PatricKelly-xb2irjudging by that attitude probably something way more impressive than what you ever achieved

[@stischer47]

I realize that it's a demo, but when the flag hit the ground I did a quick intake of breath I have been so conditioned to never let the flag touch the ground. But yes, fantastic.

[@fishingjohnson]

They might have had a blemish on the flag like 49 stars or 12 stripes or something like that. I can't imagine any member of the US military willingly allow an actual standard US flag hitting the ground.

[@KeithHearnPlus]

@@fishingjohnson Well, that flag never hit the ground, it landed on green carpet. :) They also didn't let it stay down very long, there were two guys running out with a big bag to pack it in as soon as it hit the ground^H^H^H^H^H^Hcarpet.

[@KennethNelson-fi2wz]

At the 4 minute mark the reason he's not holding the toggles is because there are 2 jumpers connected at the legs performing what's called CREW Canopy Relative Work. One CREW maneuver is where they connect their legs together and once they reach a specific point which you can see at 5:16 they both turn opposite directions legs connected and head face down straight for the center of the stadium. At the 5:31 mark you can see the shadow of the two of them at the bottom of the screen. They then disconnect at the last second and landing individually. Believe me the maneuver is quite a rush. You can't help yelling at the top of your lungs while doing it.

[@s.jamessavell6995]

I don't think you realize how special the navy seals are. They rescued a woman named Jessica from terrorists in Africa. Check out the video.

[@anjoleeeickhoff6800]

I’ve seen them parachute in with the Flag before and it never gets old, I love it! I’m amazed at them doing it because I would have the Flag tangled up in my parachute, how they keep it from wafting up in the air amazes me. I’m sure the Flag has a weight of some sort on the one end but the fact that the flag is able to wave freely on the other end scares me that it could become tangled up in his chute especially when coming into the stadium as I’m sure the winds change. I’m sure proud of these guys and thankful for all that they do! ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸

[@robertsmith4681]

I was fortunate enough to see these guys perform a few times as they were a staple at air shows for awhile, very impressive.

[@staceyhooper2983]

Congratulations on becoming a citizen! Thanks for the video.

[@jimhebert3402]

I did my parachute jumps as a civilian. Most awesome fun, you should try it at least once. It is also great fun to attend a large parachute event with dozens of jumpers.

[@george217]

The S.E.A.L.'s go through Jump School at either Ft. Benning, Georgia or the Naval Special Warfare Parachute Course outside San Diego, California.

[@armynurseboy]

Then Military Freefall school at either Bragg (or whatever it's called these days) or Yuma Proving Grounds in AZ.

[@RandyGardnerJr]

That stadium is normally PACKED with 102K+ people. That game looked to be a preseason intra team scrimmage.

[@molliew38]

Orange and white game :)

[@samuelp.roffman8279]

Just a note for everyone, seals are special operations, not special forces. There’s a difference in the U.S. The only group that’s actually “Special Forces” is really the green berets. Everyone just says the blanket term “special forces” for some reason to cover them all.

[@DeadDanganronpaGuy]

I used to be stationed right across the street from SOCOM headquarters and the Special Forces school on Smoke Bomb Hill at Ft Bragg back in 2004. Had to salute everyone wearing the green beret.

[@fredoresto3126]

Navy Seals are the best of the best. They can dive DEEPER, STAY UNDER LONGER, and come up DRYER than any other special forces in the world.

[@hondot8740]

Hmm? Really? CAG SMU aka Delta. Ring a bell our attrition rate is 97% SINE PARI

[@maingate7672]

That's what she said! Lol!

[@maingate7672]

@@hondot8740: No fighting you're both badasses! Lol!

[@Kristina-jf4hd]

@@hondot8740I’d definitely have to agree with you there😊

[@hollyjordan893]

When the dog jumps with them it is amazing

[@jdanon203]

I think seals stands for Sea, Air, Land i.e. Navy SeALs do a bit of everything.

[@robertsmith4681]

Yes, the name was intended to be temporary when JFK stood them up in the 60s but ended up becoming permanent, same with their famous ""Budweiser" insignia.

[@garyc7880]

Stadium jumps are dangerous. I did 2 with the 109th MI company in Washington state and the turbulence is unpredicsagable in the Peugeot sound area=

[@goldeneagle525]

SEALs all have a bit of crazy in them. Generally the nicest guys, and not overly loud. But.....all have a little crazy in them to do what they do!

[@gregoryjordan6522]

This was the University of Tennessee Orange & White game. Each one of these were graduates of the University of Tennessee. They are parachuting into Neyland Stadium in Knoxville Tennessee.The stadium wasn't full. There were only about 70,000 people. It holds 100,000. My daughter, who is also a graduate of the University of Tennessee, is a dual citizen, born in England to an American military member.

[@lonestar3433]

Congrats on your citizenship and welcome my friend!

[@Victoriant1]

This is usually done before the game starts so the stadium isn't full yet. People are walking around getting food and all that as well. I've seen this a lot it's always pre-game.

[@andrewcolicchio766]

congratulations on joining my (our,) country!👍🇺🇸

[@katherinetwinn7179]

HMQ Elizabeth 11 and James Bond parachuted from a helicopter into a packed arena for the 2012 Olympics. Now that was impressive 😂

[@BabyStormProductions]

If you want to research the stadium, it's the home of the Tennessee Voluntteers, Neyland Stadium in Knoxville.

[@wildgrizz2221]

seals are of their own, and airborne school is part of their training as seals

[@webbtrekker534]

Never a Seal but served in Submarines. Hats off to them!

[@pockets9444]

The initial jumper with smoke is guide for other jumpers to hone in on.

[@mannys4036]

thank you; I didn't even think of this. It's awesome.

[@kavik2825]

Part of SEAL training is Jump School and HALO jump school.

[@molliew38]

For some reason when I seen this video and clicked on it I was thinking Neyland Stadium in Knoxville Tennessee I live 30 minutes south and I watched this when it happened. Go Vols! Go America! Go Navy! The stadium holds over 100,000 people. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think this was a game day I believe it was an orange and white day.. Where the Vols split up and one team where's white and one wears orange and they play each other. It kicks off football season.

[@beverlydorn9498]

102,655 full capacity.

[@joshuaugust]

In the simplest explanation, Pretty much all special operations in the US military get split into jump teams and dive teams, all go through airborne school for static line jumps, but not all go to HALO. Outside of the SEAL teams other military groups can also go to dive school and end up on a dive team. For instance Army SF has dive teams even though the Army doesn’t necessarily focus on maritime operations. Almost all US special operations are interchangeable in their roles, all though some maybe slightly better than others in their specific “bread and butter” role. If you want to blow up a ship the seals are probably a better option although the army could also do it in the same manner, want to train an indigenous force behind enemy lines and wage guerilla war? Army SF is the better choice, although the seals could also fill that role. Interchangeable but specialized, they are all race cars just set up for different tracks.

[@hawk6dm7]

This stadium is Neyland Stadium at The University of Tennessee. When filled to capacity, it holds just over 101,000 football fans. Many of the University of Tennessee Football games are sold out in advance. It obviously was not in this video.

[@lauriea2971]

I’m from Canada and we call it a para demo team from the Canadian armed forces(CAF)

[@beverlydorn9498]

They jumped into Neyland Stadium at the University of Tennessee, explains their Orange T-shirts....

[@johnathantroxtel1502]

That's Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, TN. It looks to be a tn vol spring game for the fans. It seats 101,915. Thank you to all US military and to all that have served! SEC!!

[@brynjones5361]

As a former British Army Commando I volunteered and did parachute training. Most things have been commented on by US airborne. British training jumps are from 800 metres. Operational jumps are 600 metres. Your equipment bag is on a webbing strop. As the bag hits the ground, the weight on the chute is reduced and that lowers the ground impact speed.

[@mannys4036]

thank you; it's all so interesting; thank you for your service as our wonderful allies across the pond.

[@juuh771]

Congrats on becoming one of us!

[@hondot8740]

Jumped into Neyland Stadium knoxville TN home of the Volunteers!

[@user-yt6ex9ww9t]

US Navy seals do HALO jumps into water to insert for missions, full kit.

[@raymonddevera2796]

This is called a HAHO Jump (Hi Altitude Hi Opening) as to a HALO jump (Hi Altitude Low Opening). This is so the aircraft can at a high altitude and deploy the the jumpers which in turn can glide into the target.

[@onetimestring4765]

I love on this campus and it’s really weird to see my house in your video from above 😂

[@Keeping_It_Wheel]

University of Tennessee, which is in the SEC and most SEC stadium hold at least 100,000 people

[@grimlockago-go7784]

Jumping was the only thing i really miss.

[@user-vc7cd5hb1k]

why not just watch the video as opposed to clicking all over.. and google is your friend.

[@alangeddes268]

I started with static line jumping like your C17 video in spring of 1968. Spent most of my 23 years on jump status even spending some years testing parachutes and how to jump from different aircraft. 3 years ago at the age of 72 I finally had to give up skydiving. Every jump has the same thrill as the first. Please go try a tandem jump. You won't regret it. It's a life changing experience. ON your C17 video. I was one of the first dozen or so to ever jump from that plane. Those things are huge and you feel rather insignificant.

[@bigp1158]

That is Neyland Stadium of the University of Tennessee. It holds over 100,000 people. Go Big Orange! Go Navy! Go USA!

[@michellegilliam2892]

That’s the University of Tennessee stadium in Knoxville I believe. It holds 100,000+ I believe.

[@shag139]

That is a spring practice game at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville TN. There’s probably 50-55k there. That’s in March or April. The season isn’t until September.

[@ToxicMan2023]

As a Jumper you know all the stuff that you have to carry. I saw the very 1st combat selfie. Airborne, open cute, over Normandy on D-day. Real photo from the day because I saw the same in a News reel from 1944. Looks exactly like the real Sgt Nick Fury. Right down to the stubbed out stoogie in his teeth, mid air. I posted it online.

[@TroyMcDermott-os8dp]

I’m from East Tennessee and is at the University of Tennessee Volunteers football game!! Go Vols

[@richardmarsh9257]

This is Neyland stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee. It seats over 100,000.

[@300blackout9]

Seals are jump qualified right out of buds and then special trained for their jobs in the teams and then they are off to the teams…

[@Bbffhx]

You’re a member of a very special family and they have sometimes weird uncles not doing so weird stuff. It smells family so you have to tolerate congratulations and welcome home.

[@DanielSanchez-xi1ol]

You should watch this video. How the Navy Seals Work

[@derekphelps2819]

Beuatiful Knoxville TN. One of the only stadiums that can be accessed by water as well and now apparently from above.

[@molliew38]

Vol Navy :)

[@austinelliott2798]

All Navy Seals are airborne qualified. They go to U.S. Army airborne school and freefall school.

[@scottstewart5784]

All Seals get jump wings IIRC. Sometimes one has to jump out of an airplane to get to the water. They also do helo stuff, and have mini-subs.

[@SledgeHammer43]

Seals like to jump from 37'000 ft or near 11km up. They are trained to Jump and glide into their target or to HiHO. Hi jump HI opening.

[@w9gb]

University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Big stadium. River you see at beginning is Tennessee River.

[@anthonypaquette4830]

They do that at some big sporting events

[@Yumiko-je1to]

In the US military any soldier of any rank can go to training schools such as parachute, jungle warfare, air assault, etc. All you need to do is fill out paperwork and if there’s an open slot you can go. An example of this is business insider I believe did a video of the US air assault school and they interviewed one of the soldiers and they ask what her job was and she was a dentist. Some jobs do require you go to certain schools, like USMC does jungle warfare and arctic training as an example. And I believe seals are required to go to parachute school.

[@sizemorej]

Seals go to Army Airborne course as part of their intial training. The HALO portion is later specialty.

[@sanjaykodnani]

What feels. My skydives are so far from this 😛

[@hondot8740]

102,000 screaming Tennessee Volunteers!

[@kennethburkman5712]

You know, your Royal Marine, but your scared of heights. You don't know diddly.

[@bradkirchhoff5703]

That stadium holds over 100k just for reference…

[@virgilshaw1553]

All special ops in the United States, have to be airborne to even qualify to go special ops.

[@SnowmanTF2]

Few outside active duty military would jump out of that plane, reserve might to keep qualifications current, pretty much any other group would do so out of a much smaller and economical to operate plane. Plus there were not many even sold to the commercial market, who knows if any commercial ones still fly.

[@wildgrizz2221]

congrats on your becoming a citizen welcome

[@indiandoc2]

It looked like they were jumping in Knoxville, Tennessee. That’s the Tennessee River they are wearing orange tee shirts. What game was this ? Over 100,000 people if it’s full.

[@peterruzak2694]

I am trying to imagining you doing this.

[@michaelscott33]

You have got to check out the Golden Knights United States military jump team!

[@thomasmckenney3518]

You should watch some videos on SEALs they’re a lot more than just water.

[@CurlyHoward42]

maximum capacity for the stadium for the University of Tennessee is 101,915 and it's at least 80% full. And your tax dollars paid for that jump.

[@folkblues4u]

Sorry to hear your citizenship ceremony was so damn restricted, my brother. If it's any consolation, those of us born here never even get a parking lot gathering for our citizenship! Lol. But i understand why you would want to share that moment with those closest to you. It is special. This country is special ... and I'm glad you're part of it. Don't let anybody convince you it isn't. 🇺🇲

[@tdp78_RHF]

Do a review of Skydiver - Luke Aikins Jumps 25,000 Feet With NO Parachute into net

[@victorbloom8286]

Sea Earth Air and Land .

[@user-dm8ge9mr1n]

These guys are hooting because they are having a ball, you and I would be screaming like a bitch 😅

[@Casey28027]

Being given citizenship is not the same thing as being a true American citizen. It’s parking lot not car park.

[@ROE675]

Hey we do unnecessarily patriotic very well, thank you very much.

[@mattiemathis9549]

Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe every USA “special forces” are trained in parachute training. Whether it’s green berets, ranger, seals, or whatever the Air Force has. 😂😂😂

[@rna711]

It might be good to research about the USNavy SEALs before making a comparison to any specialized Warriors. The Navy Sea, Air, and Land Teams, also known as Navy SEALs, are the U.S. Navy's primary special operations force and are trained to operate in all environments for which they are named.

[@frankymr2]

why you skiping ahead , you missed alot of the formations they did on the air, like when he hook the other seals parachute to be together on on top and one on bottom. You probably didnt get either that they are 2 together going down on a flat downward movement where they are free falling with the parachutes out holding to each other with their feet , thats why he screemed yahoo , he was free falling holing legs with the other seal. you can see it on the shadow they cast on the stadium " (o-< >-o) " kind like this lol . lol you missed most of the things lol

[@shufadragon]

I think i hear at 7:53 retired navy seal Jim W.

[@kriswilson7245]

You should do a video on the f14 Tomcat, IMHO the sexiest plane ever flown. 😉

[@gregoryclemenson7033]

When you saw that guy sideways, he and another SEAL had linked up and were falling linked up by the legs. And yes it is part of their training requirements as @karlsteffen7804 mentioned.

[@JIMBEARRI]

FYI, that is Nyeland Stadium at the University of Tennessee. The seating capacity is 101,915 !! FYI, there's another KZbin video of a Navy team parachuting into Reser Stadium at the University of Oregon AT NIGHT !

[@luiscruz9618]

All Navy Seals go to airborne school, hence the name Sea,air and land.

[@monkeyweather]

Well then, welcome to ya, new American! ❤️🇺🇸

[@hifijohn]

College football here is huge, the top 15 largest sports stadiums are college, not pro.

[@scottanderson7239]

us seals is the Oney special ops forces the world call for risky missions because other special ops of the world suck.

[@dougbowers4415]

I can’t believe they let the flag touch the ground. That’s extremely disrespectful and agreed the rules.

[@ronclark9724]

Those who stated it’s Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee, home of the University of Tennessee Volunteers, are correct. I would suggest less than half its capacity over 101,000 fans was present because it appears the entire upper deck was empty. FYI, the City of Knoxville population in 2020 was 190,000, and the student population at the University of Tennessee was around 37,700. So on game day Saturdays, the football stadium capacity is more than half the city’s population, and almost triple the student population. Impressive?

[@SeanTheBaptist]

Lot's of SEAL talk.... Sorry to rain on your parade but those guys aren't Navy Seals, they are US Army Golden Knights, a special parachute demonstration team. That's why they are wearing gold and the chute says "US Army" on the side of it.

[@louisdemarco7417]

Seals all jump