173D Paratroopers perform Italian Jump (Folgore)
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
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U.S. Army Paratroopers assigned to the 173D Airborne Brigade perform a jump on Italian soil from an Italian Aircraft and with Italian Issued Parachutes.
They took guidance from the Italian Jump Masters SFC Zuncheddu & SFC Capalbo.
• Intro (00:00)
• CAPAR - Italian Airborne School (00:07)
• EPC Block of Instruction (00:24)
• SIZING CHART (00:37)
• Falsa Carlinga - Mock Doors (01:08)
• MACO Brief (02:05)
• Italian Parachute (02:21)
• Load Bird (2:56)
• JUMP (6:54)
• Landing (08:13)
• Parachute Removal (08:36)
• Dogs (09:15)
• Sunset (09:50)
#airborne #italianjump #paratrooper #usarmy #c27 #military #army #folgore
Thank You, to the People of Italy and to the Italian Military Forces, for their longterm Cordial Patronage, Honor, Valor, Integrity, Professionalism, Hospitality, and Cherished Friendship
@@Jimmythefish577bevi meno che l' alcool ti fa male.
@@Jimmythefish577 ?
@@Jimmythefish577please articulate your thought...
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@@ree9056non sarebbe in grado di rispondere
Ha scritto a ca..o
Complimenti anche per l'ottima pronuncia della nostra lingua!
Grazie! Bellissima lingua e cultura 👌🏼
Welcome to Italy, dear friends
Molto bravo nella pronuncia. Complimenti 👏
"Come Folgore dal Cielo...Come Nembo di Tempesta".
Cuori d'acciaio all'erta, il cielo è una pedana!
come formaggio sulla pasta.... come insalata come contorno!
La morte paro a paro.
Come gente che non fa un cazzo da sempre, a parte le parate.
@@francesco4561 parli di te e dei tuoi amici? Effettivamente non ti ho visto in Afghanistan a combattere l'ISIS.
@pousonnoots thank you brother paratrooper for this video.
I served with Folgore as “drill instructor” - Caporale Istruttore back in 1993/1994.
Now I live in West Texas and I’m also an American Citizen.
Greetings to all my fellow paratroopers from Folgore and 173rd Brigade.
Come Folgore dal cielo …
⚡️🪂 🇮🇹🇺🇸❤️
Airborne Brother! Glad I could bring back a piece of good memories back! 😃👍🏼
Ciao, posso chiederti come sei riuscito a trasferiti in USA io mi sto informando perché vorrei trasferirmi lì e iniziare una carriera militare ho scritto anche ai recruiter dello USArmy ma dicono che devo avere per forza la cittadinanza, se ti va potresti darmi qualche consiglio? Io ho attualmente 20 anni, grazie mille e buona giornata😊
@@lorenzobonazzi2269 trasferitisi negli USA non è affatto semplice. Io ottenni il visto di lavoro perché lavoravo per un’azienda italiana che aveva una sede in USA e loro mi sponsorizzarono il visto di lavoro. Con gli anni sono riuscito a trasformare il visto di lavoro in Green Card e poi di conseguenza sono arrivato alla cittadinanza. Questo percorso è durato in tutto oltre 10 anni. Per arruolarti nelle forze armate USA devi avere almeno la Green Card.
Ti auguro buona fortuna.
@@lorenzobonazzi2269 Ciao! Puoi entrare ne l'esercito americano con la cittadinanza o la "Green Card". Ti consiglio di fare la "Green Card Lottery". C'è un Italiano con noi chi era ne l'esercito Italiano con la Folgore e ha fatto la Green Card Lottery e adesso è nel U.S. Army con noi. Prova! Good Luck!
1/95 genio pionieri guastatori paracadutisti folgore (ex caserma Lorenzini Lucca)
Sir, as an Italian adopted by the great state of Texas, it make me thrice proud. for the continued partnersheep between the American and Italian armed forces (y'all now have a certified jumpmaster that attended the Italian school), for the profesionalism of our soldiers and for yuur Italian... you damn well deserve a medal for that! thanks Sir, thanks a lot.
Did a jump with Italian paratroops near the Alps in 1970. Man, they treated us good after the jump. The food and wine were great! I was with the 8th Airborne stationed in Germany. I was also with the Herd in Nam. Airborne!!
My father was a paratrooper Folgore in 69/70
Sky Soldiers!
@@ralanbek95 ALL THE WAY AND THEN SOME!!
Real nice to see your practice. my grandfather is named Luigi Tosti he is 103 years old, and is a paratrooper of the Folgore. God bless your service for your country and people.
Grazie Nonno Luigi for your service 💚🤍♥️
Airborne Brother! FOLGORE! ⚡️💪🏼🪂
You me he was I believe , I doubt he's still serving at 103 , congratulations tò him by the way
@@adeliomoro2069 It’s because “Once a paratrooper, always a paratrooper” (at least back then) 😉
@@pousinboots
My own father was a paratrooper back in WWII ,unfortunately when he died , I was too little to ask for more details and he didn't use to talk about It, I asked once at the Sea when I saw a few scarsi on him and the he told me they were bullets and knives , but no more details . I was only 6 I wouldn't have understood the real meaning of them, he probably would tell me later on in my life but didn't have the time
Happy to see you guys exercising with our troops
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Complimenti per il tuo ITALIANO. E rispetto per la 173^ ....io ho servito negli Alpini e in missione in Africa nel 1993 , con il nostro Battaglione, c ' era la COMPAGNIA ALPINI PARACADUTISTI ,oggi 4° reggimento Alpini Paracadutisti " montecervino" ( Ranger).....ho sempre ammirato e rispettato i PARACADUTISTI.....siete tra i migliori! Un saluto dalle Marche!( Congratulations for your ITALIAN. And respect for the 173rd .... I served in the Alpine troops and on a mission in Africa in 1993, with our Battalion, there was the ALPINI PARATROOPER COMPANY, today the 4th Alpine Parachute Regiment "Montecervino" (Ranger).. ...I have always admired and respected PARATROOPERS.....you are among the best! Greetings from the Marche)👋
Grazie! Ci Provo!
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With pride for Italy, my army and my country as civilian, I also thank you so much for the work you do every day. Important work.
Wow this was incredible, American Airborne and Italian Folgore! I really enjoyed the video, thanks!
It was a memorable experience worth sharing! You’re welcome! 😉
I worked a few time with the Folgore back 87 and 88 when I was stationed at Camp Darby... great bunch of guys!
I was there in September1983 ( 7/2/83 ) for my military service in " Folgore " Brigade, Was a fantastic experience and I managed to make about twenty launches from the Hercules C-130 and the Chinook helicopter Ch-47., I remember that with the parachutes of the time (I think they were called ch55 or something like that) you wanted to pull the risers but you moved very little ! I also discovered that the reinforced concrete towers of the parachuting school with the false nacelles had been designed by my engineer father who had studied at the Engineering University of Pisa.
My dear brother had been a soldier of Folgore at the end of '70. I have always been so proud of him!!! ❤
Lovely footage❤ Cheers from an Italian guy living in Spain!
My biggest regret as a young 82nd Airborne paratrooper, was not earning a set of foreign jump wings. Back in the 80's, it seemed everyone at Ft. Bragg wore a set of foreign jump wings on their BDU's. I know its no longer authorized except for dress uniforms now. I did earn a German Schutzenschnur medal while I was in Germany.
It’s too bad they don’t allow foreign jump wings on ACU’s anymore. It took me 4 years to get mine!
WOW, your Italian is amazing, were did you learn how to speak so well, I'm truly impressed.
GRAZIE! I learned on my own. I really like languages so I put in the effort to learn. It took me 1 year to be fluent 😉
Middle school. 😄 no seriously you must comunicate during International deployments, so ..
@@pousinboots
Again, my respect for the effort you put into learning a different language and congratulations on the final result....complimenti, tutto il mio rispetto!
@@Noname-xi7xi Grazie! Non era facile al inizio però mi sono impegnato. Vale la pena. Sopratutto se abiti nel paese. Wasn’t easy at first but picked it up! 😉
I am Italian and I have always been proud to have the United States of America as my best friends ❤️🇮🇹🇺🇸❤️
Non esageriamo. Fanno i loro interessi. I soldati non sono mai amici di altri eserciti; solo belligeranti o non belligeranti.
che bei ricordi , per un'anno ho fatto esattamente questo . in quella palestra ogni mese formavamo centinaia di ragazzi .
IV '88 .
GRANDE! Mi fa piacere che ho potuto portare dei bei ricordi 👌🏼
Folgore!!!! Greetings from Tuscany my friend...see you soon
Quanti ricondì , sono passato 46 anni ma lo spirito è sempre lo stesso , folgore for ever
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏bravi...davvero bravi...e professionali...mi viene la pelle d oca pensando il mio bellissimo tempo trascorso negli incursori della marina....addestramento duro ma efficace..peccato che non sono rimasto a far carriera...onore alle forze armate italiane e statunitensi
Si si sonno veramente bravissimi i paracadutisti e DL (direttore di Lancio) della Folgore! 💪🏼😃
E stato un onore e un sogno indimenticabile di fare un lancio con loro! 😃
I do that road every day and always see you guys falling from the sky! I hope u enjoyed my land. P.S. You speak a very good italian by the way.
Cheers from Pisa
Beautiful Country and Amazing Culture! Grazie ci provo 😉!
Non so se tu sia italo-americano ma il tuo italiano è perfetto, complimenti. FOLGORE!
Grazie! Non parlavo un cazzo d’Italiano quando sono arrivato 😂. Imparato tutto qua 😃 Bellissima lingua! 😍
Oh wow, those canopy's seem to be very maneuverable. When I was doing Italian jump they were still using T10's. Good to see you doing well dude.
Yeah, that’s the best chute I’ve jumped so far. Very maneuverable 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Shite you say?
Yep, those Italian chutes are basically MC-6s. Super maneuverable for a static line chute
... those canopies*
@@leeriterii2128 Fixed it! I wrote “chute” (short for “parachute”) was a typo 🤦♂️
Very interesting to see the training and all the safety procedures. And nice to see the area around Pisa, I often go there, lots of nice little towns, Lucca is a real gem. My compliments for your Italian.
I do like Lucca 😃 neat little town 👌🏼 I thoroughly enjoyed walking around. And thanks! Ci Provo!
Simply amazing and congrats for your italian, sgt!
Thanks! Amazing experience! These Italian Jump Masters were very professional and detail oriented. EXPERTS! 💪🏼😃👍🏼
I’m gonna enlist next year and you inspire me even more!
I'm glad I can inspire you to make the best choice of your life!
Gosh i miss jumping so much! New 5-jump soldier here heading out to Korea for a year and haven't been able to jump since airborne. Great video by the way, tons of my non-airborne friends loved it too!
Good Luck in Korea! Glad you guys liked it!
Looks great to train there, hope you had all a lot of fun
I like too much this kind of partnerships...as Italialian how have half family in Usa and was from a foot from moving there...Usa in heart❤😊
Folgore! Il nostro brevetto fa una gran bella figura sulla divisa 👍
SI! È molto FIGO
Un bel addestramento militare lo dovrebbero fare tutti
Thanks for standing in the door 🫡.
🇮🇹❤️🇺🇲 Great Job,Gran bel lavoro 🫂
No
@@Italientituswhy not?
@@paolosciarpuccio perché gli americani fuori dalle p....e, e tutta la loro progaganda
Grazie!
USA e Italia, che bella amicizia! E complimenti per il lancio! Quelle colline di sfondo sono un sogno :)
Just found this channel. Cool. I love it. 82nd 89-93. Miss it.
All american eh? 😊
Orgoglio Nazionale Italiano ❤!!
The one guy who just yelled ahhhhhhh lol
Bellissimo vedere come i nostri militari siano un punto di riferimento nel training di forze armate di altri paesi. Lo dico sempre che l'EI ha gli operatori più preparati in tutta l'Europa.
E specialmente i COMSUBIN che vanno regolarmente negli USA come coadiuvanti istruttori e più ancora gli Alpini coi Mountains
I'm glad that the American soldiers appreciated our army! Bravo!
Was an AMAZING EXPERIENCE! 😃🙌🏼
Well done Sir, i'm Italian and i'm proud of you for the view you're letting have by us military guy... Ben Fatto
I live right one or two kilometers from the point you started the video! The world is definitely small! Btw great video, greetings from Pisa!
Very well done thank you. Good job videoing .
Thanks for your feedback!
you have the best job, thank you for your service, keep the videos coming!!!
I Love it! Will do 😉
Good catch
Excellente
Hey guys just wanted to say this experience is amazing, I apologize for some things I mentioned in the past, and I'm just glad that our airborne family surpasses that. Love you all and thanks for the comraderie...
I got caught up binging your videos 😂 good stuff SGT . I wish you had more "know your equipment"videos for us new legs.
I appreciate your feedback! 😃👍🏼
I’ll be making some more “know you gear” videos.
That would be OUTSTANDING !
Thank You
Amazing narration.
Thanks!
Nice! this is quite near the place i live.. Glad to see this footage! great job.. ang good pronounce ;-)👌
THANKS! 😃👍🏼
Loved the view
Sunset was BEAUTIFUL 😍
Come Folgore dal cielo!
💪🏼⚡️🪂
Your italian Is soo good complimentii amico
Grazie! Lo parlo adesso 😉 bellissima lingua 👌🏼
Dimenticavo...non c entra con la folgore, ma siamo tutti fratelli!!
The Folgore Paratroopers fought against the Australians and British in the Second Battle of El Alamein (1942), with no more weapons and ammunition and down to the last man. At the end of the battle the English granted the survivors the honor of arms.
PS. The Germans of the Africa-Corps escaped on the Tiger-Panthers, using the Italian "Allies" as a rear guard. But on the Eastern Front the Germans paid dearly.
There wasn't panthers or tigers at that point of the war.
But the rest is correct.
È vero , complimenti per la tua ricerca .
Mancò la Fortvna Non il Valore!
@@marcellog. Mancarono tante cose. Il regime mandò i nostri soldati in guerra con poco e niente. Il nostro esercito si coprì di gloria, il regime si coprì di infamia.
@marcellog. e anche i mezzi....
9:20 "maremma sheperd" dogs
Abruzzese Maremmano. Anche un pò magro! Saluti Dall'Abruzzo.
Thanks for sharing the video. But I confess I become sleepy when watching this video.
You’re welcome!
That’s the reality of an airborne operation. It involves a LOT of preparation and “down time” prior to the actual execution of the jump. The purpose of this video is to show you all aspects of the jump. Not just the cool part.
@@pousinboots Please make a video that make us alive. That means you're not creative.
Awesome
bel video ero nella Folgore nel 1998 a livorno caserma vannucci.
Great video! Jumping from C-130s, but the troopers don't shuffle to the door. Interesting. I'm guessing things have changed from the 1980s. Yes, I'm old.
Us Americans don't shuffle anymore. We walk normally. But Italian Paras still shuffle at airborne school (CAPAR). This aircraft was the C-27J. Very similar to the C-130 😉
AWESOME DUDES ......AIRBORNE !!!!!!
Great video and great collaboration between us.
I hope to meet you next time.
9th Paratroopers Assault Regiment "Col Moschin"
gran video, complimenti! mi viene voglia di provare l'emozione del lancio, anche se ho superato i 60...
se fossi capo di stato della difesa, adotterei la lingua inglese in tutti gli addestramenti...
Very nice video 🔝
Thank you! Worked hard to put it together! 😃👍🏼
Excellente video, collegue, ca vaut bien une petite mousse !
Merci mon gars! 😃👍🏼
bel video
Grazie 😉
Proud to be italian !!!
Quanti ricordi...Gazzelle Folgore
Mio padre era un Paracadutista della Folgore... Che emozione vedere questo video 😊
Grande il tuo padre! 💪🏼😃👍🏼 Sonno veramente Bravi i ragazzi della Folgore. Mi hanno lasciato una Bellissima Impressione. Molto Professionale 👌🏼
FOLGORE! 💪🏼⚡️🪂
@@pousinboots Proud of them. Anyway I'm very impressed by the people who can do this job. Impressed by your italian too. Thank's for sharing this video 🙂
@@dahliabeautytips497 You’re welcome 😉
Che bella cosa!
I didn't know our paratroop training center was so near where I grew up xD
🫡❤️⚡️⚡️ Folgoree ‼️
Ero nei paracadutisti ho affrontato il 75º corso CTCA (corso tecniche combattimento aviotruppe) 2023,
Per poi passare in una forza di polizia, per sempre basco amaranto.
Folgore ⚡️
Zona lancio "NELLA", si chiama ancora così?! Era Altopascio (se non ricordo male) , mentre "TANIA" era Tassignano dove ho fatto i lanci dal C130 Hercules e dal CH47 Chinook. 1985 gestivo i collegamenti dalla sala radio della SMIPAR con l'aereoporto (CICOGNA 30 ALFA) e appunto le zone lancio NELLA e TANIA, bèi ricordi 👍
Si si, si chiama ancora così. Tania pero, non lo usano piu per colpa della strada vicino (se non mi sbaglio). Pero lo usano per fare dei test per i nuovi paracaduti lanciato dalla mongolfiera.
Non usano più la ZL TANIA, non lo sapevo! In effetti era vicina alla strada e in mezzo c'era anche un canale tipo acque di scarico (un mio amico c'era caduto dentro 😂). Grazie dell'informazione 👍
@@Graziano_Ferrari Certo!
man your italian is very good, and by the way i hope you had a great time in pisa
Really Happy to see you here sir! Nice video!
My Jumping from C- 130 & G 222 troopers Folgore 1992 Only IRVING 80 Great video
stesso paracadute...9 - 96
@@simoneparma1765 Bei tempi...💪
@@davidedalceri369 alla grande...
Irving 80 chiamato anche il killer 183-4⚡94
Jumped from the G222 in Tassignano in December 1993.
Canopy was CMP-55.
We were the first three Swiss to jump with the Italian Folgore.
Americans got to love the Italian guys wearing sunglasses over the head!!😁
Americans are our brothers
FOLGOREEEE!!!!
💪🏼⚡️🪂
Wow grande
Grazie Fra 😉
Those are Maremmano-Abruzzese Sheepdogs ;)
Hey SGT, commenting again one of your videos. I’m really interested in going airborne and could get the option this summer, what do you recommend to get over the heights and fear with jumping?
I recommend going to a rock climbing gym. Get harnessed in, climb up. Make sure you’re belayer is ready and let go of the wall.
I used to do it for fun where I would even have some slack built in so that I fall a bit before the belayer would catch me.
Don’t be afraid to push yourself off the wall. Use your legs also to get used to bouncing off of the wall. This instills trust in equipment which is what you need to be a paratrooper.
Your "MAXIMUM Fear of Height" occurs at 34.1 Feet above Your Ground Altitude. As You go higher than that, Your fear DECREASES.
Also, Instead of "Looking Down", develop the habit of "Looking Out toward the distant Horizon". It does help.
General of the ARMY
@@generalkaffenberger8675 unfortunately didn’t get a slot to go to airborne school but I am heading to air assault school soon and I’ve successfully done the confidence climb so I know I can do it
A terra mostri😊
Oh you tried our C27J Spartan. You liked that ride? It's entirely made in Italy.
100% made in Italy with Rolls Royce engines
@@zerothehero3426 yeah.
I need a haircut and a new pair of boots.
C Co 1/509th ABCT 79-83 did Italian and Belgian Jump Schools Greatest Unit I served with in my 22 Years...................................
Folgore!!!!!
Yes you are all cool, but can we talk about those amazing doggos?
Back in my Folgore-days it was the "fune di vincolo", not "nastro" ( rope, not ribbon).
Anyway, nice memories.
Si giusto si chiamava fune di vincolo e ci sonno ancora che lo chiamano così però ufficialmente adesso si chiama “Nastro di Vincolo” perché è proprio un nastro e non più una fune.
L'ultimo lancio dal C119!
FOLGORE!
Let's hear it for The Gents from Vicenza. 1/509 ABCT 1979 to 1981.
ammazza ao che guerrieri
Proud to work with you. USA our best friend !!❤❤❤
Even as an Italian, I can say Italian gear looks top stylish, also as combat equipment 😁
Come Folgore dal cielo
AATW!
AIRBORNE BRUUTHER! 😂💪🏼
I don't know why but the jump itself was shorter than I expected. I always imagined it would take some time to land, even though it would probably be counterproductive.
And we jumped high on this jump! On average our time in the air is 1 minute from jumping out the aircraft to touching the ground.
To say. The Folgore Paratroopers do bound launches at an altitude of 400 meters (1300ft) at night. They sporadically do bound jumps at even 213.36 meters (700 feets), but as training and in a non combat scenario is evalued as an useless risk, even if they are capable to do that.
I just want the jump wings. They stick out the most amongst others