Jumping Out Of Planes: US Army Paratroopers Jump Exercise
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2017
- Paratroopers from 82nd Airborne Division conduct pre-jump and later jump out of a C-17 Globemaster III assigned to 7th Airlift Squadron during Operation Panther Storm 2017.
Panther Storm is a deployment readiness exercise used to test the 82nd Airborne Division’s ability to rapidly deploy its global response force anywhere in the world with only a few hours’ notice.
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I was 18 at the time and I never forgot my first jump it was a thrill of a lifetime. Paratroopers are a breed apart something you never forget. Out of sight and out of mind
I was a jump Mater in 1969, not a lot has changed since then except for the aircraft. Airborne! At the end of my career I had 488 jumps. My first jump was at FT. Benning from a C-119.
Wow. 488 jumps!
Hello sir, why do some people complain about having screwed up knees, back or ankles? were they doing wrong?
488 jumps? Wow, incredible. I had way less in my five years in the 82nd.
I looked up to the jump masters for real. My first jump was a C-130 rattle box.
@@axatax57 wow so incredible
I remember the 82, 101, 11 and 17 Airborne in World War II. young soldiers who jumped and few returned home.
Don't forget about the XVIII Airborne Corp out of Ft.Bragg...
Taking my first jump in 40 hours. Can’t wait to earn my wings! AIRBOOOOORNE
How was it?
GOOD LUCK!!!!! You will get your wings. Ask for blood wings....lol
Legend has it he’s still in a tree somewhere near fort brag, the squirrels stole some MRE’s and give him nibbles.
You guys have no idea the training these paratroopers got put under To even be able to call themselves that. Some didn't make the cut and these are those who made it. These are the best. These are the best troops out of any military branch in my opinion. They literally jump into hell , catastrophic war zones and such surrounded taking fire while parachuting and come out On top. Salute to these men and women.
I mean I litteraly just went thru 3 weeks of easy ass training which was just a boring grind all day but ya sure ill take the compliments.
Joseph Poncia let me look through my contacts and call bull shit. Gtfo
he's not lying, airborne school is 3 weeks and pretty easy. graduated early this month.
class 23-17 B co 1/507. graduated June 16th on fryar DZ
Then respect goes out to you both. Sorry i didn't believe you. I'm just going off of what personal friends were telling me in the 101st and the 75th ranger regiment. They said it was tough but maybe you guys were better prepared. I'm getting sworn in pretty soon.
I did this 52 times in the 82nd Airborne. 1975-1979. Memories, great, now I am scared of heights, go figure.
I was also there 1975-1980 1/508th
It’s kinda like my husband faints at the sight of a needle but has tattoos
How many innocents did you kill in Vietnam
@@jamessnowden6196 they'll never answer.
I was 82nd airborne parachute rigger 407th 1974-77
This is always exciting to watch, I can only imagine the amount of adrenaline in that plane. Real American heroes.
I retired from the 82nd in 2010 and still get a rush when I watch a video.
How to get 1982 years book
Yes heroes, now they are ready to invade other countries and kill its ppl then steal the resources
Nothing in the world like it..
@@ibnel-khattab3905 yee yee brother and were gonna keep at it!🤘🏻🇺🇸
Every time the open those doors, my heart wanted to come out of my chest. But what a feeling! I enjoyed every second of it.
Haha... Exactly bro.... Every time C130H doors was opening,we were saying "devil's coming"... That sound still hounding me... But the feeling when you are all alone on the air ,is something that can't taste everyone
LET’S GOOOOO! LET’S GET IT!!! 82nd AIRBORNE DIV ON DECK!!!!!!!!!!!!❤THANK ALL OF YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO!!! From a U.S ARMY Woman Veteran!!!!!!
That last shot, "The Angel Of Death Descends". If your on our good side, its the best sight ever, if your a foe, it's the worse view you will ever see!!
Ahhhh, the memories........
HHC 2/504th Abn Inf Bn
Medic 1973 - 1976
Ft. Bragg
I remember coming home 🏡 on leave with my Class A uniform on, spit shined paratrooper boots, silver wings on my chest.
Everybody’s looking at you in the plane ✈️ and greeting you.
Yeah 😎.......... I’m glad I was part of that.
Airborne..... All the way.
Don't you feel scared jumping out? I'd be terrified lol
God, that was such a long time ago. October, 1976 for Jump School and September, 1982 for Jumpmaster School. Still had T10 parachute and steel pots. Lol.
I did this 64 years ago but I still get a thrill when I see them go out the door!
Did they have planes back then?
@@Wildcat5181
Are you fr
@@Wildcat5181 We kinda did, they were called "flying boxcars. Actually
my first jump was my first time in a plane.
@@rogerparmenter5818 I was joking. I jumped out of 119s too.
Loved the Army. Best Family I've Ever Known. Glad to have been a Paratrooper. HOOOAAAH! Of Course I Miss It!
May peace and love of the most high God cover you always
THANK YOU ALL WHO HAVE SERVED AND CONTINUE TO SERVE 🇺🇸
God bless them. That's amazing! That takes real bravery
So this is what my brother went through. Army. Jump school at Georgia. Stationed at Fort Bragg. Later joined the Navy. Dive School. Of course, he gave all that up when turned 40. "That stuff is young folks. I'm pushing pencils now ". 😂
Back in 1966 when I was in jump school the classes were a lot smaller. So were the planes, C119 ratteling and rolling, you had to shuffle to the door. The airborne shuffle has gone by the way side, now they just walk out like exiting a bus. Still looks like a rush....
I imagine this being so cool to do this every once in a while as a job. Unfortunately the Dutch army doesn't have paratroopers anymore.
I jumped with Dutch paratroopers in December of 2018. The recognized my Dutch last name right away. It was a tremendous honor.
@@IndraSunrise Oh I must be wrong then.
Vivi en primera persona esa experiencia, en la brigada paracaidista Española, es alucinante, buenos recurerdos... De la amistad, el compañetismo y la disciplina, nunca dejaré de ser paracaidista... Un abrazo a todos de un "Caballero legionario paracaidista" 👍❤️🇪🇸
82nd Airborne! Roster #692 of my class. Good times. Deployed with the 4/73rd Cav. Delta Co. to Afghanistan in 2007-2008.
I long for the good old days, getting up at 0300, coffee but avoiding chow, going to Pope, waiting on the tarmac for hours with chutes and gear on, waiting, finally boarding aircraft, waiting, taking off, flying around for maybe an hour, one guy who had breakfast vomiting, then another, another, and another.
There's something about the stench of commit that causes sympathetic vomiting even among those who didn't have breakfast, me included. I couldn't wait to get out of the plane. I wanted to treat a joke in the side of the plane and Dave myself. Finally the jump command sequence, waiting, and finally out the door where I could breathe. A brief ride down and touchdown on Terra firma. Bag the gear, walk to trucks, waiting, drive back to Bragg and home, sandwich lunch, waiting, debrief, prepare for inspection, waiting, inspection, waiting, work formation, go to motor pool, yep, it's still here, formation, dismissal. It's an exciting life.
What I miss the most is the anticipation of the vomiting. No one can vomit as funny as the guy across from that you told to not have breakfast as his eyes get bigger, his mouth fills up with stomach contents, his face became red, refer, his eyes bulged. You can't hold back partially digested food that wants to get out of your stomach, and then, bwaahargh, bwaahargh, bwaahargh. I'm laughing right now.
Man, I miss this shit. JUMPER IN THE DOOR! As trees shoot by at 200mph. YEA BABY! HOOA!
Current paratrooper in the 82nd here, so awesome to read the support in these comments. Just showed my parents this is what I do when I jump. Thanks y’all.
Ahhh, the memories! As a former paratrooper of the 1/504th PIR, “Red Devils”...STRIKE HOLD!👍🏿 ‘94-97
Always a paratrooper, just not on jump status right now!
Not gonna lie the visceral feeling i had watching this was there man Hahaha. I have a feeling that second you pull your shute you're like "eh, that wasn't so bad" though
You don't pull. Static line
@@johnhaggart9376 You tell em brother! Airborne
I Spent 16yrs In The Military (2000-2016) & Loved Every Minute Of It, Until I Broke My Right Leg & Ankle...
🇺🇸 RANGERS LED THE WAY 🇺🇸
Wow , the new way of dropping paratroopers are amazing , as my time during 1979 to 1988 in South Africa .
Thank you all for your services
I did my first Jump in 1966. It was the ultimate thrill. Not the ultimate experience; that belongs to the CIBs. My oldest did a tandem jump. Good on him. Nothing though like being in a C-130 with 64 brothers.
My brother is part of te wings of blue in the Air Force. They are all a true inspiration.
Remember everyone deployed. God-bless America.
Former infantry paratrooper jumped in to combat over panama with the rangers in December 1989. Holy shit combat was a big scary change from training. Rock on you all!
B Co 2/504 PIR
82-86
Master Blaster
386 parachute jumps 11Bravo
C-130 greatest aircraft ever built. Put your knees in the breeze. Airborne all the way and then some. Strike Hold
Attended back in the mid-80s. Can’t imagine how it’s changed since.
One has to wonder what the anxiety level on that first jump must have been like.
Well, I was a 19D Cav Scout, so I have no idea what military jumping is like. But I did 7 sport jumps many years ago and for me, comparatively, the first jump was easier because you didn't know what the initial feeling of having the bottom fall out, so to speak, and having your stomach go in your throat, as they say. Others mileage may vary, but that was my experience.
Much respect to you and all of our brave men and women in the military.
I could be wrong but when paratroopers drop into battle it is often only at a few thousand feet! sometimes less! you don't want to be a solider floating down on a chute nice and slow for very long you are just an easy target! sky diving I belive its a bit higher up their!!
@@stankinsteinfrankfurter9005 That is true. But I'm speaking of the initial feeling just out the door. And while all of my experience was civilian, it was also all static line jumping.
Kind of a popular way for newbies or others just trying it out once to go back in the 80s.
Oh, and for those that are going to do it either way, for both men and women, believe the instructors when they tell you that you want your harness nice and snug, especially in the crotch area.
@Paul Bradbury But of the jumping itself were you more or less anxious about that initial feeling you knew you were going to experience going out the door?
I mean, not that it was horrendous or anything, but just that initial generalized stomach in the throat type feeling that was not something to look forward to.
That was my experience in civilian static line jumping many years ago. I didn't realize how profound that feeling would be for me the first time so there was no trepidation about it. But in subsequent jumps, realizing it was coming, however briefly.... well, I don't know if "anxiety" would be the right word. Probably not. It wasn't any kind of fear thing. it was more like, "Shit, I'm not going to like this part, but the rest is fun so I have to put up with it".
Thank you to all these brave men and women 👏
Hooah! B 307th Airborne Engineers 82nd Airborne and 18th Airborne corps vet. Thanks for the vid!
I've served Greek army as a paratrooper at '93-'94.... I can understand their phycology on their first jump.... Especially the guy standing at the door... I've been there multiple times... A bit sense of fear but the view is extraordinary... God be with you guys and good landings
It's gangsta until you hit the ground and the walking starts. Glad I went mech.
Thank you for your service.
I missed those days at Bragg and Pope airbase.
Ricks lounge!!! on Hayes Street 1983-87
These guys are incredible. And they HAVE to have every strap and buckle on just so. The precision is intense.
I'd do jump school all over again if I could, good times, miss it ! AATW !
Hell no. It was awful. I went as an E-6 and had to be treated like kids in the barracks. The only fun part of it was the jumps. 1000 hours of misery for 10 minutes of fun
Utmost respect for our troops. G-d Bless our brave young men n women.
M.h.carrillo operation focus retina, Korea jump in 1969,lucky few,and proud,graduated d of 1/503 abn.173 69 /70 .cib,bronze, purple heard,w/oak leaf cluster, and other awards, proud to have had the chance to serve with the best,no regrets.airborne.forever.
Thumbs up for the 82nd Airborne.
Airborne school was fun. It's only hard if you can't PT.
ZephrusPrime Mine was in August...
What does PT mean
OttomanZC Physical Training
@@fdhicks69 Oh ok thanks!
Robert Vongartzen Both those units can’t compare to the 173rd Airborne. We have a higher set of standards.
I was born on Parachute Silk the Son of a RA Lifer...joined the USMC then went too Ft Benning Class # 40 May of ‘68 first 4 jumps outta a C-119 graduation jump outta a C-141 Starlifter first Airborne class to ever do so...My PaPa flew from RVN too pin my Lead Wings on...The Rest is History and so am I...Aye Aye Semper Fi👍🏻🍺🇺🇸
Space Cowboy I was an Army brat. Dad enlisted at 16 (325th AIR) went to USMA at 18 graduated commissioned in Infantry, went to Korea for last year of that war. Three trips to RVN, retired as an airborne brigade commander. He came to Benning for my “pinning” with wet eyes and his old basic wings (even though I was USAF). Thanks for the memories.
fdhicks69 that’s Great Guy I’m married too a Brigade Commanders Daughter now Her Daddy was a Col with the 101st as Brigade Commander in the late 60’s Her Daddy was my Daddy’s Boss so I was told too stay away lol Godspeed to yah 👍🍺🇺🇸
Space Cowboy I hope you chose wisely. My wife is the daughter of a a Marine.
Best wishes.
Exelente , con nuestros GLORIOSOS SOLDADOS ......saludes a todos desde Pompano Beach Fl.
Hola siempre veo sus documentales me encantan es una labor peligrasa dios los bendiga saludos de Mexico
НОЧНЫЕ ПРЫЖКИ-!!!! БРАВО. ВЫХОД В 2 ЛЮКА. МОООЩЬ.
Heart racing just watching this and I jumped 3 months ago. Hahahahaha good bye Army. Definitely going to miss this jump action.
Treinamento, Treinamento, treinamento....... mais Treinamento. Esse é o segredo do sucesso!
The CRAZY BRAVE! YOU GOTTA LOVE'M
i did 2 night jumps with the 2nd 509th from a c-141. scary jumping at night
This is were you find the real young men in the US. Not lounging around in a Starbucks.
They are ALL brainwashed MORONS.
Смотрел с интересом, все-таки "коллеги" . Тренировки у нас ( в Советской Армии) были серьезнее (и не было вот этих глупых речевок-воплей) . Но , все же десант есть десант , я уважаю американские ВДВ. Вы тоже мужчины. Но не дай Бог вам сунуться в Россию. Нам не будет хорошо, но вас на моей земле ждет только смерть.
@@truthexposed9916 Words of a coward.
@@patkis1679
ISRAEL & US GOVERNMENT DID 9/11 >>>>>> FACT
methodicaldeception (dot) com / the-artists
@@truthexposed9916 90IQ "conspirator" you are not smarter just because you know "the truth" .Get your life together man you are pathetic.
Life’s to short to be a leg
All the way
aatw Strike hold !
Don't want to be a Nasty Stinking Leg. Airborne Bro.
God Bless America!!!!!
Greeting from Germany!!!!!
I would be the one they would push off
😂❤😂
@Londonstain Ww4 My brother was in Airborne. 82nd out of Fort Bragg. He placed his foot on a few jumpers' a** from time to time.😂 He would speak to his troopers before the jump telling them to not "take it personally". 😂
I don't believe that or if it happened it only happened once for your brother.
🙀
Id be having a panic attack
Been there done that 2/325 AIR parachute infantry regiment White Falcons! Let's go! FISTER
2/319th AFAR supported you fellers!
Brings back memories
Was on post for my third tour when that Major's chute didn't open after he jumped from a Huey down to the jump towers. I never could understand why anyone would want to leave a perfectly good plane in mid flight. As many mountains I've hauled freight over I still don't like being up high but some how flying in a chopper with the doors open and my feet hanging out didn't bother me.
This is brave men and women, I love to see them.They are great hero
The greatest honor to be in and share with airborne troops throughout the world
so brave men...thumbs up
God bless all these brave TRUE AMERICAN HEROES!! I was so blessed to have met and helped a young Sergeant paratrooper from FortBragg Dec the 20 of 2019 when he brokedown enroute to his family for Christmas leave. He was so humble and thankful for all the help he got!! This was the most Inspiring event to ever happen to me in my lifetime!! We pray everyday for SGT HENDRICKS AND ALL HIS MEN BY HIS SIDE!!we love God our totally awesome badass hero soldiers and especially Donald J Trump in Marion Nc!!
As a paratrooper from 69-71 what's bone spur chicken trump got to do with it???? He bought his way out of becoming a name on the Vietnam War memorial, I bet he never even went near the wall while he was president. Worst one we Ever had.
After all the ground trainings then when it’s time for FIRST jump...it was somewhat scared..., the day jumps then night jumps then it get used to... great feeling.... very best of good training system human can get
Proud to be selected #1 Honor Graduate in 1983 Jump School, Ft. Benning.....what an experience
Lord Almighty, do i ever miss, blasting out of those particular doors of perception!
May He forever keep safe, Those Men & Women of "AMERICAS GUARD OF HONOR"
Former Recondo Sgt. "Rock" 82nd 1/504 Inf. Bn. "STRIKE AND HOLD" '71-'74 72617
Normally, i do not Reply to my self, but when i do... it is for damn good reason!
"None are closer to The Author of Sacrifice
Than They who bare themselves to danger
In order to perform it for others." -gilpin 6117
Stay Thirsty for that kind of Courage my Friends...
For are not such... the Currencies of Heaven?
Hey man how do people avoid chocking and freezing when you go to jump?
2/505 PIR Grenada Oct 83' 87 jumps out of every aircraft & chopper !!!!
Served with Division Artillery (1st year was with 1/320th AFAR until reorg.) then (Battery B 2/319th AFAR) from 83-87 in support of the 2/325TH . Loved every second of it!
@@guilty_mulburry5903 The guy behind you pushing the stick.!
Damn this is so cool to watch, I bet it is fun to jump, god I wish I was a paratrooper, can't wait to turn 18 to do this
Красавчики! Залік хлопці!
The best part of them all.
Nice!!!
Wow , incredible ! Training night , it is not easy but there is needed to be the best of miserably hard training in Honor medal .
Awesome
GOD BLESS AMERICA, FROM IRANIAN PEOPLE...
I miss those days..82nd ARB, 3/505 PIR, 5/73rd Cav....Panther Recon!!!
Troop B 1/17th Cavalry 82d Airborne.
Im studying now to pass asvab
English is my fifth launguge wish me best luck guys
Muito legal, show !!
Jumping Hollywood is always a easy day at the office!
Excuse me for dropping in like this, but that was me in 1967.
I used to to this 36 years ago.
Each and every soldier here is an American hero
Thanks to all the Sgt Airbornes who had a demanding job with little reward!
Ah good old Fort Bragg,I miss that place!Rigger! That right there was a fun jump no weapon!lol.
BRAVO US ARMY....ILOVE AMERICA FROM PAPUA
I was a Parachute Rigger and this makes me Proud!
Were you 82nd airborne and what years in rigger outfit, I was 407th rigger 74-77
C'est magnifique
Greatest army in the world!
good god i miss those days.
Tive a honra de servi na Brigada de infantaria Pará-quedista do Brasil.
1981 a 1988. Muito querem, porém pouco conseguem. Ser PQD é sentir o vento das hélice no rosto. Sensação ímpar.
Brasil Acima de Tudo.🇧🇷
Go brave 82nd airborne soldiers!!!!
Last 2 jumpers turn toward the skin of the aircraft, 2nd to last jumper check the last jumpers static line.
Knees in the breeze ass in the blast that's the way we do it in Division & some Airborne troopers make a night jump in the day time because there eyes 👀are closed Lol😂!!!🤠🤔💪👍🍻💯
Love America Soldiers from South Vietnam
Love It!!!
C'est magnifique
Super jump
Bruh that plane has more room than a school hallway
C17 for the win. I still haven't jumped out of a C130. Only C17