U.S. Army Special Forces (Training) Jump from a UH-60 Helicopter

United States Army Special Forces jump from a UH-60 helicopter, during a military training exercise.

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[yamaharossi]

is that in bragg?

[USMilitaryVideos]

@yamaharossi Yes, if I am not mistaken.

[USMilitaryVideos]

@airliner20 If you look on the video at 1:37 you can see they have earned the SF tab. Thank you for your comment.

[brazilkid19]

hahahaha he laughed at the end lol :) that was awesome jumping

[iirisc1]

Will

[DannyBoy443]

@Omega1874 Assuming you aren't past 25 from what I understand. A lame rule for men over 25 who would love to join.

[xxxreapercrossxxx]

sooo fucking cool, mad respect to you all.

[rmsolympic1]

Feel kinda high up

[Diabolical05]

dayum these people are badasses, there green berets 

[Omega1874]

@Chicoski99 As long as you aren't determined "legally blind" by a doctor, you can join whatever service you want. The military provides prescriptions for eyewear in all elements of service. I have several friends who went through the Ranger course wearing glasses, or the army's version, known as BCGs.

[Omega1874]

@airliner20 Call of Duty Wannabe Slob, if you would actually watch the video and notice the long tab on their left shoulder, you would see that they have rightfully earned their place among the "green berets." Two, a "static-line" jump isn't for noobs or trainees. The 82nd, an element of the 25th, 173rd, and other various units are considered Airborne and still use the "yellow belt" to perform mass unit jumps. I doubt a MSG with 20 years in with the 82nd is considered a "noob." Get bent.

[airliner20]

@USMilitaryVideos so you say " better known to people like you as green berets" to a random guy, but you don't belong to the us military... so let me get it straight, "people like you" means civilian people, you don't belong to the us military.... then what the fck are you? E.T or something....?

Kids nowadays talk like if they were something big, but the only thing they are good at is talking trash on internet and whine to their parents.... sigh.....

[Chicoski99]

@awol52 Thanks for the info

[awol52]

@Chicoski99 yes as long as you have 20/20 corrected vision. meaning you can see with glasses.

[G2info]

bonus effercio fratrem

[Chicoski99]

@USMilitaryVideos Sorry for asking what's probably a stupid question, but if you wear glasses can you still join SF? Or the Rangers? I couldn't find a straight answer anywhere else.

[hockeykid30b]

hey this aint afghanistan. hey, anywheres better then there. thanks for your service and stay safe.

-nicholas from hockeykid30b

[shoobee101]

this is a cool vid.what DZ is this?was this just to keep qual cus i noticed you guys went hollywood.

[dim5867]

@USMilitaryVideos If only If only I could join. I want to badly

[rlaito59]

@USMilitaryVideos I thought SF creed was to serve quietly, not seeking recognition, ect...

[usefulidiot6m]

@USMilitaryVideos no, all sf are static line jumpers or airborne qualified. some get halo qualified.

[leontsang2006]

is that LALO??

[divecommando]

@DjMidnightMix

no but you can go through a halo course as an elective and if youre MOS is a weapon sergant than you have do freefall (and i think Halo)

but antway if you do want to be in sf or any part of the military good luck

[hazekaas]

@USMilitaryVideos Rangers SF?

[PhillipKalaniopio]

@caiinelocster its called a static line jump google it

[king12191]

that has to be such a rush. I mean just sitting i a helicopter that high up with your feet dangeling off the side has to be an amazinf experiance lol