Is it weird that I always kind of enjoyed spinning around in the air like that if my risers got tangles?? Very cool, I've always wanted to try a WWII style jump ever sense I went to Airborne School.
my grandpa served in wwII and he had a group of b-17 he had to control i wonder if hed jump out of any c-47 for like practice maybe but all i know i hope he is resting in peace R.I.P
Thanks for the scary memories ! I've made 25 jumps out of the Gooney Bird all with the old T-10. "Feet and knees together eyes on the Horizon !" and yank those rear risers before you hit the ground !
my grandfather told me to write this "i was a veteran of d-day,market garden,and the battle of the bulge when youjump out it was not like how that wasonly market garden was but d-day was hell i think 50 mg42 rounds riped throw my shuit and like 10,000 rounds of aa fire whent right by me
Let up slowly on the toggle to prevent oscillation. Great exit. Can't figure out those twists airborne but, good job getting them out of the old MC1-1
Nice vid! I was expecting to see silk; it kind of bummed me out to see MC-1 canopies. Plus you guys did jump pretty high, but I guess we will give you the added height and MC-1 as a reward for doing it for us in the first place. I jumped into Ft Campbell when the 101st Convention and Week of the Eagles occured same time, same place for the first time ever. They took all former 101st members from Ft Bragg and loaded us on two C-130's for the WWII vets in attendance.
I once had the contact info for you guys from an airshow but due to a hurricane I lost it do you mind sending one my way? I'm an 82nd vet and would love to jump again
I noticed the incorrect hookup as well! It was done by someone wearing officer insignia (Vertical white stripe on helmet). Also, the steerable chutes were not used during WWII. And the officer was always the first out (at least in the 82nd). Otherwise, it was pretty cool!
Our procedures dictate that we place the static line hook with the opening away from the door. So, while not correct for modern airborne jumping, it is proper for our deployment system. If you look closely at all the jumpers we are all hooking up the same way.
I am not a veteran, but I served with the NZ Army for many years and was Para trained. I have always wanted to jump out of a C47. There's a ground training component, I assume. How long does that take?
We welcome folks from overseas; we actually had a guy from New Zealand a couple of years ago. We do have a 9 day jump school for those who want to jump with the team that have no prior airborne training. For those that are prior airborne, either a 3 day refresher course, or the full jump school is required, depending on how much experience you have and how recent it is.
Wow in WWII that fall must have seemed like HELL it takes so long...must have been 100 times longer under fire. But I was amazed..that landing was so slow (though probably not as much as it seemed it looked like landing on a bunch of fluffy kittens, just as Ive been told with the american chutes :P)
WWII Airborne Demonstration Team (shown in this jump) in Frederick, Oklahoma. We have two jump schools a year in January and July to train new jumpers, and training weekends once a month. You can find our website by searching google for airborne demonstration team.
No. You can see the opening at the apex of the chute in the center, which is part of the design. You can also see the drive slots (that make this model of parachute steerable to an extent) around the perimeter of the chute.
Yep, many memories of that when I was in the eighty-duece. Was good to watch. Made me miss it even more than I already do! :(
Dang twists! I got them on occasion too. Once so bad I thought it was gonna snap my neck! Next time hit those quick disconnects from your harness. Ya don't wanna get dragged! Good vid!!
... without them you would be speaking the same language you r now, WWII was not won by the Americans it only tipped the war in the allies favor. the allies up to that point had already fought 1 WW and had made it through MOST of WWII the only thing America did was defeat Japan and end the war 3 years earlier then it would have been otherwise
The US came in less than half way through actually. And the major fighting was just starting in Africa when the American's joined in. The US fought in Africa, which the Canadians didn't. I'd shut my mouth if I were you. You say beat Japan like it's not big deal. Canada saw it's first combat in 1941, the same year the US did.
OK, how about this "for my country" Without the intervention of the USA we in England would be living under facist rule. So thank God for American friends you ignorant person.
actually thats very senseless what u say. of course the usa helped england to fight against nazi germany. i just said that america wasn't literally attacked by nazi germany. germany declared war against the usa but they never attacked them in their own country. forget bout it now this is past btw the jump is kool xD
actually i just watched Hitlers Lost Sub & u-boats sank many ships & vessels along the East & Western US coast. 1 particularly deadly one on the New Jersey coast i think sank a merchant ship killing over 100 ppl. But a week later & Japan attacked so...
lmao "I'll have the chicken please!" hehe awesome vid!!! i always thought the airborne were so cool, lol i dont think i have the balls to do that though :P
Jump from a C-47? not all the airbornes have this honor, i am Honduran an i send you 2 videos filmed in Guatemala where we jump from a C-47 two times, this plane is in good conditions, i hope you like it. !have a good jump!
This was a training jump; the team conducts those at 1500 feet AGL. Demonstration jumps at airshows, veterans reunions, etc are conducted at 1000 feet AGL.
nice i sooooo wanna do that, isnt it pretty expensive but? and you need some sort of parachutist license? ive done parachuting before, but not solo, jumping out of a plane is both scary and fun as hell, i cant imagine how scary it would have been to do it under gunfire
I cant imagine what it must have been like, specially jumping under fire and at night too. Having to hook up with any friendly you could find..guess that 'cricket' saved lives eh?!..Airborne all the way! God bless those Veterens.
Have you guys ever thought of re-enacting a airborne mission with paintball guns... Germans on the ground, americans jump from the planes with parachutes.... Would be a fun experience.
Jumpers are trained for every possible problem; however, the parachute deployment system is specifically designed to prevent that from ever occurring.
It depends on the size of the drop zone. For our demonstration jumps, it takes a fairly large drop zone to put out 20+ jumpers, so often we use two sticks. The same was true during WWII; most drops in Europe used a single stick, but in the Pacific (the 503rd jump on Corregidor, for example), the drop zones could be very small, requiring multiple passes per airplane.
at our local air museum we have a c-47 just like that one used for delivering paratroopers on D-Day. we also have a Harsop glider, and i thought they were much bigger. How many troops could a Harsop Glider carry compared to a C-47? I hav been to narmandy and i love learning about this kind of stuff
my grand father was airborne and he jump from this type of plane and he said to me when he was in this plane then he dont want jump bud then he heard guns(flaks) then they must all jump or they will die and he saw that the flak destroys the plane after he jumps from it - COOL or NO?
It is expensive as fuck though. I'd love to do it. I met a guy at a local WWII reenactment who told me for his 15th aniversery, his wife bought him a airborne jump. That is the PERFECT wife.
To jump with the WWII Airborne Demonstration Team, you need to be prior airborne qualified and attend a refresher, or attend the 9 day jump school we hold twice a year. See our website (listed in the video) for details.
omg cool i felt buterflys and bad aduio but cool vid OMG
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thats well high lol
cwtrehill 8 months ago
Do you jump the t-5 or the t-10d? either way you guys are awesome
brutus082 1 year ago
@brutus082 It actually looks like a MC1-1D with an old style deployment system.
aklingsporn 8 months ago
Is it weird that I always kind of enjoyed spinning around in the air like that if my risers got tangles?? Very cool, I've always wanted to try a WWII style jump ever sense I went to Airborne School.
FLJuJitsu 1 year ago
my grandpa served in wwII and he had a group of b-17 he had to control i wonder if hed jump out of any c-47 for like practice maybe but all i know i hope he is resting in peace R.I.P
23bra 1 year ago
So people can actually jump out individually after they take the jump school?
ThunderAppeal 1 year ago
@ThunderAppeal Yes. Info at the WWII Airborne Demonstration Team website.
coastdef 1 year ago
hello from pathfinder :) we jump in europe. I just got back from jumping at Driel DZ at oosterbeek (market garden) , we used 'Drag em oot '
gow 1 year ago
Thanks for the scary memories ! I've made 25 jumps out of the Gooney Bird all with the old T-10. "Feet and knees together eyes on the Horizon !" and yank those rear risers before you hit the ground !
icemelongreen 1 year ago
i wanna jump out of a C 47 with WWII gear =\ SO JEALOUS!!!!!!!!
FoxD89 1 year ago 2
what will happen if you fail?
Warfreak57 1 year ago
my grandfather told me to write this "i was a veteran of d-day,market garden,and the battle of the bulge when youjump out it was not like how that wasonly market garden was but d-day was hell i think 50 mg42 rounds riped throw my shuit and like 10,000 rounds of aa fire whent right by me
makememoney121 1 year ago
@makememoney121 At the time did your Grandfather have any idea what he was in for?
ThunderAppeal 1 year ago
so how long did it take you to hit the ground
altar10495 1 year ago
Let up slowly on the toggle to prevent oscillation. Great exit. Can't figure out those twists airborne but, good job getting them out of the old MC1-1
marker9022002 1 year ago
what do you do after you land?
RadioActiveMan95 1 year ago
id love to try to jump and float down to conquor my fear of hights
2massiah75 1 year ago
Wow!,.....How Freaking Cool, like a time warp....and your there Dropping in WWII somewhere in Europe. Well done! thanks for the Post.........
FWDORA9 1 year ago
I'm visiting the US June/July for 5 weeks. Any jump schools being run over that period?
kiwitedferny 1 year ago
its looks like a video game form the cam
foxtonn 1 year ago
holy crap that looks scary
nivaldoable 1 year ago
nice vid thats pretty cool!
glitches4games 1 year ago
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Its like call of duty!
coolcod10 2 years ago
good
katakata5999 2 years ago
Nice vid! I was expecting to see silk; it kind of bummed me out to see MC-1 canopies. Plus you guys did jump pretty high, but I guess we will give you the added height and MC-1 as a reward for doing it for us in the first place. I jumped into Ft Campbell when the 101st Convention and Week of the Eagles occured same time, same place for the first time ever. They took all former 101st members from Ft Bragg and loaded us on two C-130's for the WWII vets in attendance.
airgun1 2 years ago
I once had the contact info for you guys from an airshow but due to a hurricane I lost it do you mind sending one my way? I'm an 82nd vet and would love to jump again
MAXIMO101272 2 years ago
Max google WWII Airborne Demonstration Team, or looks at the end of the video, our .url is on there.
scootguru 2 years ago
Yeah Brasspie,
I noticed the incorrect hookup as well! It was done by someone wearing officer insignia (Vertical white stripe on helmet). Also, the steerable chutes were not used during WWII. And the officer was always the first out (at least in the 82nd). Otherwise, it was pretty cool!
petey1952 2 years ago
Yes, they did have steerable chutes in WWII.
halostar6 2 years ago
man
that's sooooooooo cooooooool
Jubzin 2 years ago
looks like a vido game cool by the way
Littlemanbiggun 2 years ago
coool !! super !!
Volkerball90 2 years ago
Y'all were mighty high up there. It sounds pretty quiet there.
TheJailProductions 2 years ago
On the 2nd chalk (set of Jumpers), the jumper right in front of the cameraman put the hook on wrong. The opening part faces the door.
BrassPie 2 years ago
Our procedures dictate that we place the static line hook with the opening away from the door. So, while not correct for modern airborne jumping, it is proper for our deployment system. If you look closely at all the jumpers we are all hooking up the same way.
scootguru 2 years ago
I am not a veteran, but I served with the NZ Army for many years and was Para trained. I have always wanted to jump out of a C47. There's a ground training component, I assume. How long does that take?
kiwitedferny 2 years ago
We welcome folks from overseas; we actually had a guy from New Zealand a couple of years ago. We do have a 9 day jump school for those who want to jump with the team that have no prior airborne training. For those that are prior airborne, either a 3 day refresher course, or the full jump school is required, depending on how much experience you have and how recent it is.
coastdef 2 years ago
Excellent!!! Thanks Mate. I'll see you there next year, then.
kiwitedferny 2 years ago
Will be doing this at Ft. Polk the 2nd of Sept 2009 :) Knees to the Breeze!
jtac22 2 years ago
im love airbone
theAntham 2 years ago
sorta looks like that airborne video game or whatever its called
reidintheroom 2 years ago
aw man thats awsome would love to do that XD
XnightvisionX 2 years ago
Shell out a couple thousand you can
Airbornerock 2 years ago
Wow in WWII that fall must have seemed like HELL it takes so long...must have been 100 times longer under fire. But I was amazed..that landing was so slow (though probably not as much as it seemed it looked like landing on a bunch of fluffy kittens, just as Ive been told with the american chutes :P)
XtremeEuph 2 years ago
were y'all afraid of heights?
JohnCooler0623 2 years ago
Good jump man!! well don!!!
AlienProduce 2 years ago
were can you go to go jump in the old airborne style? as opposed to skydiving?
rocker5318 2 years ago
WWII Airborne Demonstration Team (shown in this jump) in Frederick, Oklahoma. We have two jump schools a year in January and July to train new jumpers, and training weekends once a month. You can find our website by searching google for airborne demonstration team.
coastdef 2 years ago
Can someone from overseas come and jump with you?
kiwitedferny 2 years ago
@coastdef what would happen if you are afraid of heights.
gamezonic 11 months ago
@gamezonic you'd come down, but needing new underwear xD
thegreek14 10 months ago
@thegreek14 wowww
gamezonic 10 months ago
this is like call of duty...or medal of honor....
abdullaharts 2 years ago
I just watched my dream on youtube.
Awsome! even if I died doing that, at least I would die wearing a steel pot and Corcorans. Screeemin Eagles!
zylawyrk 2 years ago 10
ohhh my god ty so much for this!!!!!!!!
officer020413 2 years ago
is that a hole in your chute? lol 6:24
maverick0046 2 years ago
No. You can see the opening at the apex of the chute in the center, which is part of the design. You can also see the drive slots (that make this model of parachute steerable to an extent) around the perimeter of the chute.
coastdef 2 years ago
nice vid ^^
swat273 2 years ago
Before die, I wanna do that!!!
101st airborne ever!!!!!!!
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Googooflip 2 years ago
omfg
great!!!
atwa710 2 years ago
pretty cool man i got nervous 4 two secs i taught it was me about to jump lol
RichardDdog 2 years ago
must have been though too be a mamber of airborne in WWII
zenjej24 2 years ago
GG! those krauts would have eaten led :p
Camroc101 2 years ago
Yep, many memories of that when I was in the eighty-duece. Was good to watch. Made me miss it even more than I already do! :(
Dang twists! I got them on occasion too. Once so bad I thought it was gonna snap my neck! Next time hit those quick disconnects from your harness. Ya don't wanna get dragged! Good vid!!
96Delta 2 years ago
Beautiful! Ahhh...the memories! I can still smell it--avgas and parachute nylon.
All the way!!
4325air 2 years ago
the americans came in a little late though
distantkilljoy 2 years ago
if we wouldnt have joined WWII Europe would be controlled by germany.. we came in at the endingsaving frances and englands tail
drpepperlawl 2 years ago
that looks scary... BUT FUN!! i wanna go!!
XD
a1exander123 2 years ago
looks a bit like market garden hehe nice vid
gtazsc 2 years ago
that was great. nice vid.
45bang 2 years ago 5
how high do you jump at
boeing753 2 years ago
The jump shown was from 1500 feet above ground level (training jump). Airshow jumps are conducted from 1000 feet above ground level.
coastdef 2 years ago
650ft is pretty normal...with T10-B even 330ft is enough
ryhti 2 years ago
... without them you would be speaking the same language you r now, WWII was not won by the Americans it only tipped the war in the allies favor. the allies up to that point had already fought 1 WW and had made it through MOST of WWII the only thing America did was defeat Japan and end the war 3 years earlier then it would have been otherwise
Templarzealot89 2 years ago
America Did More Than Just That... People Just Don't Realize It.
Rockillblood 2 years ago
The US came in less than half way through actually. And the major fighting was just starting in Africa when the American's joined in. The US fought in Africa, which the Canadians didn't. I'd shut my mouth if I were you. You say beat Japan like it's not big deal. Canada saw it's first combat in 1941, the same year the US did.
CaptainAmerica322 2 years ago
Were there some missing piece's on the edge of your chute ??
YoungSteve17 2 years ago
The missing panels are part of the design of this parachute (MC-1C). They allow it to be steerable to a limited extent.
coastdef 2 years ago
OK i got tingles when you jumped. Absolulty awsome. Wow just wow. Good video man
RedWingsfan45 3 years ago
its like losing your virginity all over again
calibre9mm 3 years ago 2
ya nice
SahliProductions 3 years ago
nice jump-great vid from the bottom of my heart
steviebkhall 3 years ago 2
sick. i'm thinking bout joining the airborne myself. don't know how that will turn out though...
sibi12123 3 years ago
were you a bit scared? because if i was there i'd piss myself if i would jump
greatspartan246 3 years ago
nice standing landing
Awesomeo88 3 years ago
Where did that jump take place and were those chutes -1 chutes? Looks great I would love to get back out there. Loved it good job.
50JumpChump 3 years ago
Jump was at Frederick Oklahoma. Chutes were MC-1C's. For more information, go to wwiiadt (dot) org.
coastdef 3 years ago
man thats was awesome
rumrich 3 years ago
i want to be a adt
supermonkey0613 3 years ago
awsome, i'm twelve and i wish i could have been in the airborne back in the 1940s. It looks really cool.
HECtic3productions 3 years ago
Did you watch "Band of Brothers" yet?
AcesHigh2007 3 years ago
yes i did, and i would risk my life to jump out of a plane and kill nazis for my country any day.
HECtic3productions 3 years ago
Ok... but you saw episodes 9 and 10 ryt?
AcesHigh2007 3 years ago
thats a video game---alot different than real life
mynameaboratnot 3 years ago
lol for ure county xDDDD btw nazi germany just declared war , they didn't attack the usa. so FOR myy country doesn'T fit.
mumugamer2006 3 years ago
OK, how about this "for my country" Without the intervention of the USA we in England would be living under facist rule. So thank God for American friends you ignorant person.
gymlord 3 years ago
actually thats very senseless what u say. of course the usa helped england to fight against nazi germany. i just said that america wasn't literally attacked by nazi germany. germany declared war against the usa but they never attacked them in their own country. forget bout it now this is past btw the jump is kool xD
mumugamer2006 3 years ago
actually i just watched Hitlers Lost Sub & u-boats sank many ships & vessels along the East & Western US coast. 1 particularly deadly one on the New Jersey coast i think sank a merchant ship killing over 100 ppl. But a week later & Japan attacked so...
calibre9mm 3 years ago
true. I think you guys just took mumgamer's first message the wrong way.
jackroyfan33 2 years ago
WOW!
airsoftmaniac51 3 years ago
That was AWESOME (Y) great!
lasseriks 3 years ago
Looks like Call of Duty but real life! Great Vid 5/5 :D
Ilposeidonll 3 years ago
You mean, Medal of Honor
AcesHigh2007 3 years ago
Thats badass........
cr8zytreeclimber 3 years ago
Great Video
GovVance 3 years ago
That was FUCKING AWESOME !!!!!
MicAmePaderborn 3 years ago
that was sweet
XnightvisionX 3 years ago
:D 5/5! Awesome!
StantheGunman 3 years ago
lol oscillation sucks.
rantsid529 3 years ago
lmao "I'll have the chicken please!" hehe awesome vid!!! i always thought the airborne were so cool, lol i dont think i have the balls to do that though :P
Lobstarbudy 3 years ago
that was awesome.
plorpins 3 years ago
Jump from a C-47? not all the airbornes have this honor, i am Honduran an i send you 2 videos filmed in Guatemala where we jump from a C-47 two times, this plane is in good conditions, i hope you like it. !have a good jump!
airbornehonduras181 3 years ago
How high was the jump
nwins12 3 years ago
This was a training jump; the team conducts those at 1500 feet AGL. Demonstration jumps at airshows, veterans reunions, etc are conducted at 1000 feet AGL.
coastdef 3 years ago
that was so cool thene i grow up i am giong to be in airborne !:phow was it stand in the door?
fudte 3 years ago
Airborne all the way
LacrosseAttackman44 3 years ago
Wow a once in a life time experience. That must have been cool.
stupidass1 3 years ago
nice i sooooo wanna do that, isnt it pretty expensive but? and you need some sort of parachutist license? ive done parachuting before, but not solo, jumping out of a plane is both scary and fun as hell, i cant imagine how scary it would have been to do it under gunfire
falloutdude222 3 years ago 3
i'd like to do that 2, omfg that look so fuking awesome
tanks579 3 years ago
my grandpa did this
it was kool to know what he went through
GumBa11Machine 3 years ago
cool
Lobstarbudy 3 years ago
I cant imagine what it must have been like, specially jumping under fire and at night too. Having to hook up with any friendly you could find..guess that 'cricket' saved lives eh?!..Airborne all the way! God bless those Veterens.
StueyLestrange 3 years ago
How do we count in the Airborne, paratrooper????
sneakyshadow02 3 years ago
That is amazing
MasterHonorius 3 years ago
Very nice. Gives you some idea how it was. Thanks to the WWII veterans!
SoakyBeaver 3 years ago
that looks so fun
parachuting looks scary though
but yeah i wanna try that
DeadStarProductions 3 years ago
Try that when ur fired at and u need to land and then quickly get a weapon... WW2 was difficult...
13Psycho13 3 years ago
Have you guys ever thought of re-enacting a airborne mission with paintball guns... Germans on the ground, americans jump from the planes with parachutes.... Would be a fun experience.
Gorkounov 3 years ago
or airsoft the guns are more realistic and cheaper
jahusmc1122 3 years ago
what happens if you get stuck in the tail of the plane????????
mattkid125 3 years ago
Jumpers are trained for every possible problem; however, the parachute deployment system is specifically designed to prevent that from ever occurring.
coastdef 3 years ago
Man I wish I could do that. One of these days I will =D, I hope
Davefld321 3 years ago
I actually have a C47 jump on my log, lol!
patchmasterdoom 3 years ago
amazing, so doing that!
falloutdude222 3 years ago
WWII troopers didn't have parachutes with toggles.
MacDizzleABN 3 years ago
thats what they want you to think.
TacticalToast619 3 years ago
Smart arse!!
SammysPapa 3 years ago
what are these guys? are they just reenactors who know how to jump out of a plane with the chutes?
HIFKhockey90 3 years ago
this is really kool but i thought that ever1 got off of the plane together not in two trips
volcomsk8tr1125 3 years ago
It depends on the size of the drop zone. For our demonstration jumps, it takes a fairly large drop zone to put out 20+ jumpers, so often we use two sticks. The same was true during WWII; most drops in Europe used a single stick, but in the Pacific (the 503rd jump on Corregidor, for example), the drop zones could be very small, requiring multiple passes per airplane.
coastdef 3 years ago
so how many jump rosters have u been on
volcomsk8tr1125 3 years ago
None!!! We've got places on the team for folks that don't want to jump out of airplanes, and I'm one of them!
coastdef 3 years ago
I would love to do that. How do I get signed up? Do I have to have a skydiving license to get started? I have jumped once tandom.
OneSkiWonder 3 years ago
I would love to do that. How do I get signed up? Do I have to have a skydiving license to get started?
OneSkiWonder 3 years ago
You can find out more by going to wwiiadt (dot) org
Check out the sections about the team and jump school.
coastdef 3 years ago
were does this take place
fighter4eternity 3 years ago
Frederick, OK. For more information, see wwiiadt dot org
coastdef 3 years ago
Cool ver COOL!!!!!!!
78SPLINTER 3 years ago
at our local air museum we have a c-47 just like that one used for delivering paratroopers on D-Day. we also have a Harsop glider, and i thought they were much bigger. How many troops could a Harsop Glider carry compared to a C-47? I hav been to narmandy and i love learning about this kind of stuff
moviesbyMCG 3 years ago
In laymans terms isn't that plane also called a "Dakota" ???
Steacy783 3 years ago
"Dakota" was the name the used by the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries. It's official US name was the "Skytrain".
coastdef 3 years ago
Thanks)!
Steacy783 3 years ago
my grand father was airborne and he jump from this type of plane and he said to me when he was in this plane then he dont want jump bud then he heard guns(flaks) then they must all jump or they will die and he saw that the flak destroys the plane after he jumps from it - COOL or NO?
Vykuk123 3 years ago
bellooooo!!!!!!!!!
ROCKPUNK4EVER 3 years ago
That was fucking cool! a first hand look of what early paratroopers did.
jpolk83 3 years ago
how much does it cost to jump from a c-47?
tucker1012 3 years ago
PREPARE TO LAND ! LAND ! 1500 agl baby !
nice job Tom Rupert ADT
rupertADT 4 years ago
hes got the 2nd worst place on that plane.
2nd stick
2nd to last
whompo 4 years ago
nice jump
angifistie 4 years ago
Holy Shit were do i sign up man?
I'd love to do that apart from im in need of all the parachute gear but other than that i have all the 101 airborne kit.
Habrillaint keep me posted on more jumps please.
longydagun 4 years ago
you can find more out about the team at wwiiadt(dot)org
scootguru 4 years ago
It is expensive as fuck though. I'd love to do it. I met a guy at a local WWII reenactment who told me for his 15th aniversery, his wife bought him a airborne jump. That is the PERFECT wife.
Thor599 3 years ago
It's not really that expensive. $1100.00 for the week long class and 5 jumps. Try to skydive for that.
scootguru 3 years ago
Really? Is this located in Oklahoma?
Thor599 3 years ago
go to wwiiadt (dot) org
You can find all the info you need there.
scootguru 3 years ago
Okay its a technique used so you can get out of a twisted chute
Paladin1441 4 years ago
Thanks for that Its been over 30 years since I made 8 jumps brought it all back
michaelwright999 4 years ago
Awesome video!
hathathatkilenckilen 4 years ago
Outstanding footage!!! Nice job ADT.
Juan.
ww2imp 4 years ago
do u need a leicense for jumping?
scottragsdale35 4 years ago
To jump with the WWII Airborne Demonstration Team, you need to be prior airborne qualified and attend a refresher, or attend the 9 day jump school we hold twice a year. See our website (listed in the video) for details.
coastdef 4 years ago
I really admire Donald Burgett. He wrote fantastic books.
R3DM4nCz 4 years ago
sweet
ecw7 4 years ago
BICYCLE Jumper! BICYCLE! Check your canopy!
Paladin1441 4 years ago
I heard about that bicyle-thingy, but I did 'airborne-school' in Belgium, and they never thought us that, what is it ?
Transistory 4 years ago
sweeeet
jalo11111 4 years ago
What altitude was that? That had to be over 1300 ft, I don't think I've ever taken that long to hit the ground.
vmipiper 4 years ago
he has a parachute on!
gellatintastegood 4 years ago
WWII ADT training jumps such as this one are conducted from 1500 feet AGL. Jumps for airshows and demonstration are usually from 1000 AGL.
coastdef 4 years ago
c47???
ThEpRaNkStErZ 4 years ago
This is awesome! i leave for basic in January and get to go to airborne after ait...i can't wait! Thanks for putting this on here
loveamarine14 4 years ago
All the way brother..hooah
davis1365 4 years ago