My father jumped out of a lot of planes. He said when the parachute opens he flew straight up in the air 20 feet. He said he was so scared every single time he jumped.
Jason, i was going to point that out too as at the 7 min mark of the video i saw the Seals orange shirt and then i saw the twisting river and said that might be Neyland Stadium in Knoxville. Been there many times but NEVER seen it from 10,000 ft like that. But i knew the huge Stokes basketball arena was next to it and then finally i was sure when i saw the big "T" in center of football field. I found out later the Navy Seal is a Tn graduate. Btw, in case anyone is wondering they are dropping at 125mph...
@@davidcooley275 - They only hit the (125mph) drop rate for the few seconds they were in freefall. In this particular drop, it looks like they opened chutes right after leaving the plane, so they quickly slowed to about 15mph drop rate for most of the descent.
It was at over 102,000 then they took about 4,000 and put more VIP suites in 😔 which took our attendance down...I was actually there when they jumped in! Amazing to see from the stadium!
These guys were parachuting like they were riding a bicycle down the street. Totally comfortable with everything that they were doing. SEALS are a special breed.
Take it from someone with a fear of heights who goes skydiving every chance I get. When you're up that high, you don't even feel the phobia, and I think it's because the ground is so far away. I could certainly never land with that level of accuracy, though. I can be accurate enough not to die, but that's about it. Lol
And see that's how I feel. I get a phobia going over massive bridges or tall buildings, but I think I would rather enjoy skydiving and would love to try it
This is definitely a thing. I've served with guys who have no problem jumping out of aircraft, but when it comes to rappelling, they freeze up. Turns out you can have a fear of heights that you don't know about, even though you've been doing static line jumps from a thousand feet your whole career.
You should react to the guy who set the world record. He jumped from basically a rocket ship from outside of the earth’s atmosphere. I remember watching it live and I get chills still even thinking about it.
Diapers for the sky? They call them Skypers. Or at least, I wish that was a thing now, because I am making plans to skydive for the first time here soon, and suddenly might need one. For a friend. A friend...
I have been skydiving 17 times in the last 3 years and it's amazing, everyone should do it at least twice. The reason I say twice is because the first time it's scary and you can't really concentrate on the amazing scenery, but the second time you jump that horrible fear is gone and you really enjoy it and it's almost like a drug you want to do it over and over.
Hey guys. Funny to hear the point Dave brought up about guys saying they could do it. My brother was in the Navy for 30 years and spent a large portion of those years as a SEAL. I was hanging out with those guys and one of them got into a "discussion" with a couple of civilians who went on and on about the fact that they had jumped many times. The old SEAL asked if they had ever tried it blindfolded the whole way down and the guy said of course not why do you ask that? The old SEAL told him well we usually do our jumps in the middle of the night on a night with no moon, and knowing that everybody on the ground below wants to kill us. The brash civilian hero bought the next round of drinks. The guys nowadays also do HALO jumps (high altitude low open) from ridiculous heights. Cheers.
First thousand foot of free fall takes 10seconds and after that 1000/foot in 5seconds! When did my jumps we would have 45 to 50 seconds of free fall! We would land on a 3foot square flag standing upright after jumping from 11000foot,piece of cake!
I was about to comment that before Daz said these are Navy SEALS mate...but also notice how the men immediately grab the flag to prevent it from hitting the ground
Just imagine jumping out of a C130 from 20,000 feet at night into the Ocean! Seals, Pararescue and other Top Tier Special Operations teams Routinely train and execute missions like that!
C130 from 20,000 feet at night? That's the stuff of nightmares.Its pitch black and they can't see the ground.But seriously,when they jump,they relia on seeing glow sticks that they have so they won't hit each other in the air.
The stadium is called Neyland Stadium. It’s in Knoxville Tennessee. It’s the University of Tennessee’s football stadium. Peyton Manning is the most famous or most successful player to come from there that you guys may have heard of. At the beginning of the video the Seals were wearing T-shirts with his college number.
good job running to pick up the flag, getting it off the ground. Much love and respect for Tennessee from Georgia, for giving the sailors a good welcome.
That’s Neyland stadium Home of the Tennessee Vols. Same one you reacted to that had the Vol Navy where people drive their boats to the stadium. Right up the interstate from me. Go Vols!! You can see the one Seal had a Peyton Manning college jersey on
Two US Army stunt paratroopers collided one time, one going at high velocity because his shoot was not fully open. His speed caused him to hit the other man with such force it amputated both his legs mid-air like a flying knife blade. You can't stop that full bleeding out up there and sadly he perished. Things can really go wrong with close spacing like this.
I've seen that in person a number of times. I worked with a team doing training in Kuwait and they are just amazing. They have a cool demonstration they put on for friends and family in Little Creek Va that is really cool. I'm retired now and it was years ago but I got to drive a Mk5 for a few minutes during one of the round ups. Was AH-MAZING!
If you went skydiving once, I can almost guarantee you'd want to immediately do it again. It's incredible, nothing like it. If the other two won't do it, maybe Dave can do it as an "Office Blokes Try" thing. If he has the balls, I mean. 🤪🤘👍
Skydiving in the army is different from civilian. You're jumping from 500 feet and the parachute barely has time to slow you down so you hit much harder.
That is not a universal response to skydiving. I went skydiving *once* as a bucket list item ...the adrenalin rush was so strong I thought I had been punched in the stomach by a gorilla. The view was lovely (Hawaii) but I couldn't really enjoy it because I was too busy wondering if vomit would affect the effectiveness of my chute. 😬😆
I kept my jump wings for 30 years in the military but to do what they just did is special. Most people think of parachutes as the circular canopy above your head and you just fall...better know as static line jumping. You just go out and a tether pulls your chute for you. They can be steered a little but its hard. These guy's chutes are like gliders...very steerable and if they are coming down too fast they can brake and even climb if they hit the currents right. Saw an Army Ranger land on the rear bumper of a truck once. I have a couple thousand jumps with only a couple of minor injuries, mainly sprains, and once I screwed up and landed on a cactus! LOL
I sky dived once, free-fall. The 45 seconds of free fall can’t be explained. All problems, concerns, anxieties fly out of the body and are locked out by your anal sphincter lol..as you look over at the instructor 20 feet away wondering what he could help with if I have a problem…the sound intense, then chute deploys, you make sure your cute is open and your not going to have to pull off an emergency landing on you first jump. Then absolute silence and a massive rush of adrenaline and bliss and you look out over a vast horizon….and just smile, and smile.
There’s another video out of the prep work that goes into that and there’s a guy on the ground that has a time everything right for them. They usually come in right after the band is done and I have to make sure the band is off the field
Our small town airport used to have a sky diving instructor, went to school with his son. Miss seeing the parachutes and would do it in a heartbeat. Daz, you are braver than me para sailing. Would rather descend on land and not where the creepy sea creatures are.😂
I've done skydiving, its pretty amazing. I really wasn't scared at all until I looked down outside the door of the plane, Like holy shit we're really high up, (a little over 15,000 feet). But I was already at the door so lets do this! It was a great experience, would recommend.
You guys should check out the SEALS or Airborne Rangers doing HALO jumps. That's a High Altitude jump Low altitude Opening. They jump high and open low to avoid detection and minimize being a target when their chutes are open.
I think someone else made this comment, but when you are up there you don't get the height fear, or phobia. It hits you a little as you get closer to the ground and everything seems to speed up. Try it...you'll love it.
GO VOLS! This Schools team are called the Volunteers, signaling the tradition of Tennessee sending usually more volunteers then any state for our nations conflicts. Where as most schools have Jersey numbers of great players etc. Neyland stadium also has the numbers of the players that died in combat, and they are given far more reverence. I recommend you watch "Tradition" by Scott Colthorp to get a sense of stadium and people and why it was a fitting location for Seals. Not gonna lie the team has kinda sucked for going on a decade and a half, and no real championships since early 90's, the pride is still there though, and reverence for military is total. If you are ever in the area in the fall I highly recommend you go see any game. One of the loudest stadiums on the planet, and it's extreme vertical design makes it feel like a Roman coliseum on steroids, and navigating the extremely steep stands a bit risky when half the crowd is pretty drunk off of tailgate parties, and the Vol Navy boats. If you have a fear of heights this is a rough venue.
Skydiving is one of the most exciting and exhilarating things you can do. Even if you're scared of heights, you won't really notice how high you are since there are no references. Other than wind, there's really no realization of the fall.
From 3:56 until 4:36 you guys stop the video to talk about parachute jumps. I couldn’t help noticing the picture in the background from the actual video shows the cameraman is a least a city block below the football stadium. They must’ve really had to vector in pretty hard.
My son was was navy EOD SPEC OPS 7 years SEALS almost always have EOD'S with them. EOD'S take care of explosive ordinance . And in the navy that means they have to do it in the water, under ships etc. I could not breath when he was deployed.
You guys should react to the cover of the old Dire Straits song done ny Home Free of their song "Brothers In Arms". It was originally done during the Falkland war of Britan vs. Argentina!
I used to want to but as I’ve gotten older I’ve come to the conclusion that I don’t think I could take that step out of a perfectly good airplane so someone would have to push me and then take my redheaded wrath on the ground (hopefully on the ground!)
Sep 2023. I am 75 and had to give up my skydiving a little over a year ago. My first jump was in 1968. Go do a tandem jump. Biggest thrill of your life each and every time you make that one step and go two miles.😁😁
A short 2:16 jump video. Army Rangers from the 75th Ranger Regiment's Recon Detachment conduct water jump from a C-130! ua-cam.com/video/gX4fkc0h0Wk/v-deo.html Rangers Sua Sponte
As an Army Vet the moment the Flag approached and the cheers started mad me choke up. Well done Navy🇺🇸
Me too brother. Every time.
Stop😂
THIS IS ONLY ONE EXAMPLE OF WHY WE BELIEVE WE ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST FOREVER
My father jumped out of a lot of planes. He said when the parachute opens he flew straight up in the air 20 feet. He said he was so scared every single time he jumped.
This is where the University of Tennessee's football team plays. It has one of the largest capacities in sports at over 102,000 people.
Jason, i was going to point that out too as at the 7 min mark of the video i saw the Seals orange shirt and then i saw the twisting river and said that might be Neyland Stadium in Knoxville. Been there many times but NEVER seen it from 10,000 ft like that. But i knew the huge Stokes basketball arena was next to it and then finally i was sure when i saw the big "T" in center of football field. I found out later the Navy Seal is a Tn graduate. Btw, in case anyone is wondering they are dropping at 125mph...
@@davidcooley275 - They only hit the (125mph) drop rate for the few seconds they were in freefall. In this particular drop, it looks like they opened chutes right after leaving the plane, so they quickly slowed to about 15mph drop rate for most of the descent.
It was at over 102,000 then they took about 4,000 and put more VIP suites in 😔 which took our attendance down...I was actually there when they jumped in! Amazing to see from the stadium!
@@davidcooley275 Always that one know it all. Congrats that's you smh.
These guys were parachuting like they were riding a bicycle down the street. Totally comfortable with everything that they were doing. SEALS are a special breed.
That was fucking amazing......loved your reaction as always
These dudes take Esprit De Corps to an entirely new level! Bravo fucking Zulu!!!!!!!
Just another day navy seals landing in a football stadium having the time of their lives.
Love it ❤
Take it from someone with a fear of heights who goes skydiving every chance I get. When you're up that high, you don't even feel the phobia, and I think it's because the ground is so far away. I could certainly never land with that level of accuracy, though. I can be accurate enough not to die, but that's about it. Lol
And see that's how I feel. I get a phobia going over massive bridges or tall buildings, but I think I would rather enjoy skydiving and would love to try it
Never been skydiving, but yeah, I've been in planes and helicopters and that's no issue, but I have issues standing on a step ladder lol
“Accurate enough not to die” basically sums up my life 😂😂😂
This is definitely a thing. I've served with guys who have no problem jumping out of aircraft, but when it comes to rappelling, they freeze up. Turns out you can have a fear of heights that you don't know about, even though you've been doing static line jumps from a thousand feet your whole career.
that makes a ton of sense! coo
Damn I love the Navy Seals!!!! That could not have been easy
The “Yeah, Buddy!!!!” Yell at the begging. Shout out to Ronnie Cole!!! Lol
That’s what I thought! Light weight baby!😅
That was in a (SEC) college stadium! My god, I love the American heart
I never thought about how long it is. It doesn't look like they are even moving. I'd pass out and die
They executed what called a HAHO, high altitude high opening
That’s my Neyland stadium! I was there that day!!! Home of the Tennessee Volunteers!!!
Now imagine jumping into Combat from 36,000 feet in a HALO jump with 100lbs of gear on in the middle of the night.🇺🇸
You need to check out the US Army Golden Knights Jump Team.
You should react to the guy who set the world record. He jumped from basically a rocket ship from outside of the earth’s atmosphere. I remember watching it live and I get chills still even thinking about it.
I would definitely go sky diving… of course I’d have to wear a diaper, but I’d still do it.
@Mark Pryde It's so worth it, such a good time. And not as terrifying as you'd think it would be lol
That's a great idea. I heard that you lose control of all bowel functions post-mortem.
I'd also recommend wearing a parachute.
Diapers for the sky?
They call them Skypers.
Or at least, I wish that was a thing now, because I am making plans to skydive for the first time here soon, and suddenly might need one.
For a friend.
A friend...
I have been skydiving 17 times in the last 3 years and it's amazing, everyone should do it at least twice. The reason I say twice is because the first time it's scary and you can't really concentrate on the amazing scenery, but the second time you jump that horrible fear is gone and you really enjoy it and it's almost like a drug you want to do it over and over.
Hey guys. Funny to hear the point Dave brought up about guys saying they could do it. My brother was in the Navy for 30 years and spent a large portion of those years as a SEAL. I was hanging out with those guys and one of them got into a "discussion" with a couple of civilians who went on and on about the fact that they had jumped many times. The old SEAL asked if they had ever tried it blindfolded the whole way down and the guy said of course not why do you ask that? The old SEAL told him well we usually do our jumps in the middle of the night on a night with no moon, and knowing that everybody on the ground below wants to kill us. The brash civilian hero bought the next round of drinks. The guys nowadays also do HALO jumps (high altitude low open) from ridiculous heights. Cheers.
I'm so very glad there are people who can do it because I know I'd end up tangled in a swamp. Brave men
First thousand foot of free fall takes 10seconds and after that 1000/foot in 5seconds! When did my jumps we would have 45 to 50 seconds of free fall! We would land on a 3foot square flag standing upright after jumping from 11000foot,piece of cake!
I was about to comment that before Daz said these are Navy SEALS mate...but also notice how the men immediately grab the flag to prevent it from hitting the ground
This is such a great video and the details!
Just imagine jumping out of a C130 from 20,000 feet at night into the Ocean! Seals, Pararescue and other Top Tier Special Operations teams Routinely train and execute missions like that!
C130 from 20,000 feet at night? That's the stuff of nightmares.Its pitch black and they can't see the ground.But seriously,when they jump,they relia on seeing glow sticks that they have so they won't hit each other in the air.
The stadium is called Neyland Stadium. It’s in Knoxville Tennessee. It’s the University of Tennessee’s football stadium. Peyton Manning is the most famous or most successful player to come from there that you guys may have heard of. At the beginning of the video the Seals were wearing T-shirts with his college number.
good job running to pick up the flag, getting it off the ground. Much love and respect for Tennessee from Georgia, for giving the sailors a good welcome.
I would probably piss myself 😂 I am scared of heights
Can you imagine making that jump at night? I bet they can.
They could make that drop at night from a HALO
They sure as hell can, water and night, their two favorite things
Dang right they can.
Just another day in the office for them . Pun intended .
If the stadium was lit up it would actually be an easier jump.
That’s Neyland stadium Home of the Tennessee Vols. Same one you reacted to that had the Vol Navy where people drive their boats to the stadium. Right up the interstate from me. Go Vols!! You can see the one Seal had a Peyton Manning college jersey on
We are all proud of our military!
Pretty impressive how once they meet up they have casual conversation while falling from the fucking sky.
Two US Army stunt paratroopers collided one time, one going at high velocity because his shoot was not fully open. His speed caused him to hit the other man with such force it amputated both his legs mid-air like a flying knife blade. You can't stop that full bleeding out up there and sadly he perished. Things can really go wrong with close spacing like this.
Thanks, I could have gone my whole life without that story. Maybe tell it to school children. Jeez, really?
It happened in front of hundreds of young children, thousands watching in person.
🙁
I've seen it where they actually have someone to run and catch the U.S. flag as it comes down to make sure it doesn't hit the ground.
That was University of Tennessee stadium for the Volunteers boys
GBO !
I was at that game it was the orange and white game.
At Univ of Tenn..(Orange and White checkerboard endzones)....that's why they were wearing orange shirts
I've seen that in person a number of times. I worked with a team doing training in Kuwait and they are just amazing. They have a cool demonstration they put on for friends and family in Little Creek Va that is really cool. I'm retired now and it was years ago but I got to drive a Mk5 for a few minutes during one of the round ups. Was AH-MAZING!
That’s the University of Tennessee in Knoxville!
I was in those executive boxes when this happened
You guys are genuinely hilarious, one of the few reaction channels that feels authentic. Keep it up!
Alright n that. *SEALS are top tier badasses!
This was in Knoxville Tennessee at the University of Tennessee home football stadium.
If you went skydiving once, I can almost guarantee you'd want to immediately do it again. It's incredible, nothing like it. If the other two won't do it, maybe Dave can do it as an "Office Blokes Try" thing. If he has the balls, I mean. 🤪🤘👍
Skydiving in the army is different from civilian. You're jumping from 500 feet and the parachute barely has time to slow you down so you hit much harder.
That is not a universal response to skydiving. I went skydiving *once* as a bucket list item ...the adrenalin rush was so strong I thought I had been punched in the stomach by a gorilla. The view was lovely (Hawaii) but I couldn't really enjoy it because I was too busy wondering if vomit would affect the effectiveness of my chute. 😬😆
"I went parasailing." OK. Nobody ever gets that close. One mistake and everyone is dead.
I kept my jump wings for 30 years in the military but to do what they just did is special. Most people think of parachutes as the circular canopy above your head and you just fall...better know as static line jumping. You just go out and a tether pulls your chute for you. They can be steered a little but its hard. These guy's chutes are like gliders...very steerable and if they are coming down too fast they can brake and even climb if they hit the currents right. Saw an Army Ranger land on the rear bumper of a truck once. I have a couple thousand jumps with only a couple of minor injuries, mainly sprains, and once I screwed up and landed on a cactus! LOL
I never stay stuff anymore, I say "stoof", thanks office blokes!
Welcome to E. Tennessee!!!
I sky dived once, free-fall. The 45 seconds of free fall can’t be explained. All problems, concerns, anxieties fly out of the body and are locked out by your anal sphincter lol..as you look over at the instructor 20 feet away wondering what he could help with if I have a problem…the sound intense, then chute deploys, you make sure your cute is open and your not going to have to pull off an emergency landing on you first jump. Then absolute silence and a massive rush of adrenaline and bliss and you look out over a vast horizon….and just smile, and smile.
There’s another video out of the prep work that goes into that and there’s a guy on the ground that has a time everything right for them. They usually come in right after the band is done and I have to make sure the band is off the field
Get em' done boys!!! 💪🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
you want margin of error? Check out the guy who skydived w/out a parachute and just aimed for a net on the ground.
Our small town airport used to have a sky diving instructor, went to school with his son. Miss seeing the parachutes and would do it in a heartbeat. Daz, you are braver than me para sailing. Would rather descend on land and not where the creepy sea creatures are.😂
You guys should react to Felix Baumgartner jumping from Space down to Earth in 2012. That was insane!
It was insane, but a Google executive (Alan Eustace) broke Baumgartner's altitude record two years later without all the hype.
Go Vols!
I've done skydiving, its pretty amazing. I really wasn't scared at all until I looked down outside the door of the plane, Like holy shit we're really high up, (a little over 15,000 feet). But I was already at the door so lets do this! It was a great experience, would recommend.
I can just imagine the back up plan “ alright boy if shit go’s south bail in the river!”
I was at that game it was a orange and white team practice game a few years ago and I can see my house in the video. lol
At the University of Tennessee Knoxville
That’s awesome! Glad someone else has the balls to do it, no way I would. Great videos guy! Watch Jeff Dunham and Achmed the dead Terrorist
Just check the water to see how breezy it is.
Hooyah !! Boys!!
Death needs no help. I'm never skydiving.
😂 Good point! I went skydiving just once to mark it off my bucket list. The rush of adrenalin was like getting punched in the stomach by a gorilla.
You guys should check out the SEALS or Airborne Rangers doing HALO jumps. That's a High Altitude jump Low altitude Opening. They jump high and open low to avoid detection and minimize being a target when their chutes are open.
You know they earn their jump wing at the US Army jump school at FT. Benning
Yeah, many hours at the jump towers there
I've always wanted to go sky diving! Not a big fan of heights but I think it'd b fun
I think someone else made this comment, but when you are up there you don't get the height fear, or phobia. It hits you a little as you get closer to the ground and everything seems to speed up. Try it...you'll love it.
Go vols
Amazing isnt how Id describe it Mike
I think they float longer than normal sky dive because they have to get in position. They didn’t free fall as long as normal I don’t think.
GO VOLS! This Schools team are called the Volunteers, signaling the tradition of Tennessee sending usually more volunteers then any state for our nations conflicts. Where as most schools have Jersey numbers of great players etc. Neyland stadium also has the numbers of the players that died in combat, and they are given far more reverence. I recommend you watch "Tradition" by Scott Colthorp to get a sense of stadium and people and why it was a fitting location for Seals. Not gonna lie the team has kinda sucked for going on a decade and a half, and no real championships since early 90's, the pride is still there though, and reverence for military is total. If you are ever in the area in the fall I highly recommend you go see any game. One of the loudest stadiums on the planet, and it's extreme vertical design makes it feel like a Roman coliseum on steroids, and navigating the extremely steep stands a bit risky when half the crowd is pretty drunk off of tailgate parties, and the Vol Navy boats. If you have a fear of heights this is a rough venue.
British: Right up our street.
American: Right up our alley.
Just a funny observation.
Skydiving is one of the most exciting and exhilarating things you can do. Even if you're scared of heights, you won't really notice how high you are since there are no references. Other than wind, there's really no realization of the fall.
America! Fuck yeah! -Team America
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From 3:56 until 4:36 you guys stop the video to talk about parachute jumps. I couldn’t help noticing the picture in the background from the actual video shows the cameraman is a least a city block below the football stadium. They must’ve really had to vector in pretty hard.
You should see the NASCAR video where they flew the pace car in on a giant helicopter lol
Second suggestion, react to David Blaine using balloons to float up to 10,000 feet.
Parachutes are emergency life saving equipment. Yet some use it to get a rush.😯
This Must have been the Spring Game, the stadium (University of Tennessee in Knoxville) is only half full.
They get to do some training, and get the recognition and thanks that are well deserved.
My son was was navy EOD SPEC OPS 7 years SEALS almost always have EOD'S with them. EOD'S take care of explosive ordinance . And in the navy that means they have to do it in the water, under ships etc. I could not breath when he was deployed.
Navy EOD. When you need to be a bigger loudmouth squid than a Seal. With no backup. Lmfao FOH.
You Guys should play the Airborn Paratroopers Song "Blood on the Risers" it's a cool song!
The Best of the Best!
JOE BACHMAN "A SOLDIER'S MEMOIR" - REACTION VIDEO Love your reactions... I would love you to react to this video, thank you
Was that a Tennessee game?
Spring Game
@@wgdhex Cool. Thanks for the info!
@Remington597man Thanks for that. I've never been there; just judging by the color of the shirts.
That’s my biggest phobia bro
I earned a choice at age 20 - freefall parachute training and cert, or gliding ground school and solos and cert. I chose gliding.
Check out the guy who skydived into a boxing ring...and crashed.
We love our military lol
You guys should react to the cover of the old Dire Straits song done ny Home Free of their song "Brothers In Arms". It was originally done during the Falkland war of Britan vs. Argentina!
Probably recruited a few more SEALS over the next 20 years.
earlier than the notifications !!
Jesus fucking Christ! They were sitting on each other's parachute.
Beat that UK football
At 03:38 in the video you realize they have their feet on the lower parachute..2 feet lower and they're properly fucked
theyre going so slow because of the chute, it's not really free falling
Skydiving Is really fun !
Could y’all react to the LSU v.s. Texas football game from 2019
I used to want to but as I’ve gotten older I’ve come to the conclusion that I don’t think I could take that step out of a perfectly good airplane so someone would have to push me and then take my redheaded wrath on the ground (hopefully on the ground!)
Sep 2023. I am 75 and had to give up my skydiving a little over a year ago. My first jump was in 1968. Go do a tandem jump. Biggest thrill of your life each and every time you make that one step and go two miles.😁😁
Hey it’s my school lmao
That's my home stadium. Go Vols! You suck, but GO anyway!
A short 2:16 jump video. Army Rangers from the 75th Ranger Regiment's Recon Detachment conduct water jump from a C-130!
ua-cam.com/video/gX4fkc0h0Wk/v-deo.html Rangers
Sua Sponte
The stadium is so tiny.
MURICA!