82nd airborne jump

airborne jump by 82nd at ft bragg 1/504

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[HighOnQuack09]

2 Legs dislike this video

[TheSerenity63]

@HighOnQuack09 Friggin Leg's..... a lower life form of sorts , lol

[pencil1918]

Legs I do not like them. I removed mine, now I can carry a bigger ruck sack.

[macwhite4265]

my uncle loved the hell outta 82nd Airorne! R.I.P Uncle CSM Willie Wiliams Jr.

[kingpin1904]

Modern way Mexicans cross the border

[RobelioOrcca]

Filmado do monitor. Mesmo assim ficou muito bacana. Imaginem a qualidade da filmagem original!

Parabéns

[QueenOfBattle2011]

And that is why having airborne still is a deterrent. I'd shit my pants if i saw this commin down on my country.

[TheSerenity63]

@PennPearson Airborne !

[PennPearson]

@TheSerenity63 I wanted to say that, but forgot how to describe that act. "Kicking off" is just right. I remember sitting there with my feet dangling over the edge and the Huey going almost straight up, making a feeble pretense of a pass and the jump master pointing at me and telling me it was time to push off. The fall before the parachute deployed was so peaceful - totally different from that half-run out of the roaring C130 or the scary turbulence of the fall from the C141.

[centurion180ad]

By 1943 standard in today’s dollars a PFC’s pay, foreign duty and combat bonus amounted to 2,943 dollars per month. Sergeant with sufficient time-in-service and assuming sharpshooter, amounted to 4,185 dollars per month.

Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay for a paratrooper was 1,887 per month in today’s dollars. A PFC’s aircrew Incentive Pay was 940 dollars a month, and that was 1,320 dollars per month for a Sergeant.