HD !!EXCLUSIVE !! BEHIND THE SCENES! Air Assault school !!RAW!!

[smileyhouseent]

Going to airborne school this summer after bct, air assault looks pretty interesting to try.

Texas national guard

[eeaves]

@boypaslot Yea it is possible. I did 4 years in the Army at Ft Benning in 1-15th INF, 3rd ID, got out and joined the Louisiana national guard, then reenlisted back into the regular army in 2-30th INF, 10th mountain div. My guard unit had guys that drilled with us a few times then went to OSUT and had either airborne/air assault then came back to the unit. I don't think the "split-op" guys had that choice. As far as Ranger School, it's an option with the guard, just hard as hell to get.

[eeaves]

@boypaslot

The national guard does offer ranger school and airborne, it's hard to get slotted for either unless you have it in your contract upon enlistment. It's also quite easy to get it if you're going officer. IDK how it is in the guard anymore but in the regular army (especially if you're infantry) they pretty much make you go to Ranger School

[Fibrillation36]

"Don;t Scream I'm Scared Too!" -- 3:42

[allenbrowning]

super legs

[dalmx71]

Air assault school was such a BS school. I'm just glad I don't have to renew my wings every other year. It's not like it was hard, it was just retarded.

[rangerdoorknob]

ah fuck, when did the Army learn about burpees????!

goddamn you crossfit

[AdrenLine]

@rangerdoorknob when they realized we need to start getting rid of these POGS

[TheCavScoutlastout]

@rangerdoorknob god damn right batman

[Oyo321]

@VenDeath I would estimate the final ruck to have been about 25-30 pounds. Maybe less. It wasn't really that heavy

[VenDeath]

@Oyo321 I heard the same from elsewhere. I have training with 50 pounds or so right now.

[okeychokey]

The National Guard offers both ranger and airborne. Seeing as I have been through both, and am in the National Guard.

[fghhhgdfgdf]

@okeychokey

I am sure that you've gone through both, but you must be in a combat group that benefits from having that kind of training. For most people in the Guard, however, Air Assault school is the closest they are going to get to Ranger of Airborne school. This is only my opinion. I am not in the guard and have not yet served.

[eeaves]

@okeychokey

What was your class number in Ranger School?

[killerloz2]

im a pilot for these guys, there so battle ready:)

[XxClarkGriswold]

hands down the 6 mile road march was the hardest part for me to do



[BravoZeroOne1]

@BackBlocks09 I was actually in this course I'm in the video. Theres a lot I can tell you. But be prepared to have the shit smoked out of you all day on zero day. Don't quit. Hopefully you been keeping yourself in shape. People will fuck up and make everyone suffer but that's no surprise if you went through basic. Biggest piece of advice I will give you though, is for the second phase, STUDY YOUR ASS OFF!!! I'm not kidding. Use every bit of time you have to go through the sequences.

[smildonfatalis1]

@BravoZeroOne1 What's the minimum height requirement a woman can have for Air Assault?

thanks!

[BravoZeroOne1]

@smildonfatalis1 I'm not really sure I didn't know there was a height requirement. How tall are you? Only thing I can say is that being shorter does put you at a disadvantage for certain things (especially the obstacle course), but if you are strong enough for your height you'll do fine.

[smildonfatalis1]

@BravoZeroOne1 I'm 4"11

[BravoZeroOne1]

@smildonfatalis1 Yea ur gonna have trouble on a couple of obstacles but just do your best. Be in top shape and open up your stride on the road marches. Work on jumping a bit too

[smildonfatalis1]

@BravoZeroOne1 Thank you. I wan't to be in the 101st so badly since I saw BOB. The obstacle course on here with like 6"0 guys struggling to get over it kinda killed my dream a bit.

I might just go Airborne now. :(

[ajmidget94]

@smildonfatalis1 air assault is easier than airborne.....

[XxClarkGriswold]

@BackBlocks09 do they not have an Air Assault school in Canada

[titobaezrivera]

These are my Peps! These are the ppl that I work with, WoooHooo! AirAssault!

[CTthejuiceman]

Im to attend this school, but I cant do the rope climb or the weaver for the life of me

[XxClarkGriswold]

@CTthejuiceman learn how to climb the rope it is mandatory but the weaver you can fail and it wont matter

[humancrack21]

I leave for Air Assault at Fort Knox May 9th HOOAH!!! I did my 12 miler in 2hrs and 23 mins... I'm not even worried bout the ruck march.

[NottheFacePlease]

Where can I find the music in this video?

[NottheFacePlease]

Hey, Airmen can go to Air Assault, correct?

[NottheFacePlease]

@NottheFacePlease Nevermind, saw the A1C and SenA

[72CutlassS]

class 302-11, still feelin that 12 mile

[robertaf2008]

bullshit the air assault school at fort benning is way harder and this video wasnt taken at fort benning.

[bad8051]

Garbage, go to the real school in Fort Campbell for the real air assault course.

[bgoell1]

@bad8051

You realize the same trainers travel around the country right? I had these trainers in OR and they were based out of Benning. You really think the location matters in how hard it is or the trainers?

[Bizborky89]

No ACHs on the ruck? Lucky bastards

MT T04-10

[lanemobs]

Just graduated. Class 001-11. Great video!

[USRECON1]

@lanemobs I am going in June, any advice?

[iguardcalifornia]

@USRECON1 Run often, learn your basic knots, learn to tie a swiss seat, start doing road marches - get comfortable rucking for long distances, 12-15 miles and you'll be ready for end of course ruck march. You'll be instructed on everything you need to know to graduate but you'll be better prepared if you are already familiar.

[USRECON1]

@iguardcalifornia ok thanks for the advice.