Airborne insertion goes wrong on Badger DZ. Jump was at 1200 FT AGL. Winds aloft were 30 Kts. Winds on DZ were 5 Kts. Parachute was a T-10D. Aircraft was a C-130
I can. I was the dude in the video. High winds aloft. Landed about 200m downind of the POI. Landed in a tank ditch. Was trying for a right front PLF and my leg stuck on the upslope of the ditch I would up in.
@@bananagunner is there anyway you can explain this in simpler terms? I understand you were falling way too fast and you clearly landed wrong but what does the cap letters stand for? Other than the wind what else failed? I’m sure you knew what you were doing but clearly things went sideways. What happened after the video cut out? Did you recover okay? (I hope you did). Details, man, we need the details!!🧐
@@Bethlam I landed about 200 meters from where I was supposed to. The Point of Impact (POI). I was trying to do a right front parachute landing fall (PLF) and my leg stuck and my body rotated around my leg and broke it.
Dude landed straight on his legs, as someone who shattered there kneecap from falling I think I'd rather curl my legs and brake a rib than land with my legs out and take all the impact into my knees, atleast they give you morphine in hospital lol
I have 135 jumps and there are times when you "just hit hard." Fortunately I've never been seriously injured. I feel for this guy and hope he recovered and went on to do whatever he wanted to do. Hard Corp Brother!!
@@keithh1380 He didn't use the parachute landing fall (PLF). It's a technique for a paratrooper to safely land. Basically once u land u roll over your body to the side or back to spread the weight of the body across the body rather than putting all the weight and pressure on your legs (ankles). As u can see this guy just landed straight down all the way with his legs. The gliding down a paratrooper goes through isn't slow.
@@keithh1380He didn't land correctly. The joke of airborne is it literally makes you shorter by hitting the ground so damn hard. Like your spin gets compressed like a pancake.
My first duty station was Benning and during reception I had a 2LT get all in my face because I told her I wasn't going airborne..😅😅 I hit her with a "no ma'am. I see no reason to jump out of a perfectly good aircraft. If it's going down, I'm a quick learner."
@@holazaddy naw just land on your legs but always bent. Let your thighs and knees take the brunt of the force. If you ever watch parkour or guys who do ridiculous height jumping always bent legs.
There are SO many comments wanting to sound smart when in reality they have no idea of what happened. According to the OP, high winds pushed them far off course, and by bad luck he was pushed into a tank ditch. He ATTEMPTED to land and roll as everyone is ignorantly claiming he didn't do, but his leg got caught in the ditch and his roll ended up snapping his leg. After 12 failed surgeries, he ultimately decided to amputate his leg, and says he's doing better now with the robot one. He continues to skydive to this day. Thank you for your service.
@@eliasziad7864except this is an exercise and if I remember right this was done in cooperation with the Dutch over a training field in the Netherlands. He is as much am invade as you are a smart person.
@Drilltayler...Just for the record "Airborne Ops", along with hi winds/training accidents happen "almost" every day and night. It's something our people train for over and over again until we can do it in our sleep. Not to sound like a know it all, but some of us do have an idea of what really happened. And I am just curious as to how many Airborne daytime/nighttime static line Ops you been on highspeed...btw did anyone else eyeball a tank ditch in that training jump video? Or anywhere close to the jumper in question? I only eyeballed a single lane improvised dirt/sand trails/roads running throughout the DZ, which our recovery vehicles and military tactical/medical vehicles use. Btw we do not "attempt" to land...Once we jump, us old schoolers conduct what we call a DPLF- aka Dynamite Parachute Landing Fall. Sorry to see what happened to this jumper...but sometimes bad things happen to all of us, whether in training or whatever the case maybe.
It happens. One of my West Point instructors told us he was on a jump and got a serious head injury, almost detached both retinas. High winds dragged him way off course. He said he spent like 2 months in a dark room in a hospital with a blindfold on recovering. Same thing happened to the Sergeant Major. These guys were highly experienced. These are not recreational parachutes, they drop much more vertically. The newer chutes are safer.
I was going to say, I have been skydiving, (first jump solo but with instructors initially holding on) and I don't remember hitting the deck that fast.
@@eriktrevino5374 it's funny because i initially typed, "now shaped like a swastika in progress", but that seemed a little bit too edgy for the current climate we live in.
Isn't rude to say Im sorry it ended your (military) career? That shit ended his good times. He might be in a wheelchair for the rest of his life but anyway not fit to have a Street fight or intensive lifting jobs. In a way, its a good thing his mind screamed out of pain. For his heart would have cried and screamed for a whole day.
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 i didn't mean it in a rude way when I mean I'm sorry that that ended ur career means I'm sorry that that had to happen and end ur career
😮 OmGG! That is a horrible mechanism of injury! People don’t understand the pain of broken bones unless they go through it…my career almost ended when I fell through the roof of a structure fire I was working and before we could step back on the ladder the whole roof just caved and 2 of us went down 30 feet to the basement landing on our back, I got it worse because I broke his fall and I was the paramedic on duty that day…I broke a LOT of bones, blew 4 discs and had to have a anterior and posterior lumbar fusion, 3 artificial discs put in my neck, etc. Took 3 years but I finally made it back to full duty 6 mo ago. That had to be so incredibly heartbreaking, not just physically but mentally. I’m sure you had to work really hard to get there, & not being able to deploy with your brothers sucks too, I bet the VA just gave you “stellar” care. 😢 🥺 kinda makin’ me tear up rn…Thank you for your service, hope you are proud of yourself for overcoming all of that pain, and stress. I hope you are recovering well ❤
I've seen this one before and unfortunately I know exactly how it feels. After 9 knee surgeries and a dozen back surgeries my body feels decades older than it is.
This reminds me of my first, and last, jump. The parachute opened up okay, and at the right time. But it was a cold and windy day. Each of us had radio communication with those guiding us from down below, doing their best to direct us to exactly where we should land. But on this cold and windy day, the ground was completely dry and rock solid. I felt that I got lucky and did not end up with a broken hip, because I guess I overdid the roll method that is used to minimize impact. I felt even more lucky when fire engines and ambulances showed up, all to help others who were not so lucky. Some of the others had ended up stuck in the trees, or had a nasty bone busting ground impact. OUCH ! Simply put, there should have been no parachuting on that day.
The sound of someone screaming in real pain has always made the hair on my neck stand up. It's somthing movies will never get right. There was a few times I knew i was walking up on something bad, just from that high pitched desperate scream.
The moment when you see that your friend is in so much pain he ain't even screaming just pressing air out of his lungs,redface and twitching eyes, about to pass out. Its frightening to see.
I went to a guy’s house on an ambulance run and I saw his airborne ranger uniform picture on the wall. I told him “I was a mech grunt”. He said “your back and knees will thank you”.
My dad was airborne for over 15 years. He was 6’3” when he first became airborne. Was only 6’ by the time he got out. He still swears it’s because the landings squished his height over time.
RoninTF2011 - yep. People shrink with age so it was probably combination of both. My mom says he used to be much taller too. He shrank 2-3 inches while in the army. He also has a lot of back problems now a days with multiple surgeries.
I met this career jumper vet who could barely walk with a cane, couldn’t carry stuff like a suitcase, couldn’t stand up for more than a few minutes, had PTSD, bipolar, was divorced, and would argue with me. Then he would tell me how much money he was making on disability(over $90k). The toll mentally, physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually is not worth the money.
Then that would be my dad's job he was a u.s navy sarc corpsman and if you are wondering what sarc means it stands for special operations amphibious reconnaissance corpsman
can’t believe the amount of people commenting how you landed incorrectly when it’s obvious your descent was much faster than any other person in the video. respect to you for getting back out there with a robo leg and continuing to live your life unafraid. i thank for for people like you protecting our freedom!
@unropednope4644 he was also "running with the wind". Not sure why absolutely no one had picked up on this. You can clearly see that he was facing the direction he was traveling in. At first I wasn't 100% sure of this. But, once he looks up briefly at his risers, you can tell.
When I broke my leg I was so confused. Didn't even hear the snap. I just remember this extremely agonizing pain. When they dropped my broken leg off the stretcher and my thigh made a right angle that's when it hit me...
Definitely cuz of the instant adrenaline I've done it a lot in the past ill get adrenaline boosts and I basically lose all control of my nerves and I dont realize how much strength I use
Lmao. I thought you were gonna say skmething like "when they dropped my broken leg off the stretcher and they started moving, i realized my leg stayed there as i watched it getting further and further away from me until i couldnt see it anymore.."
That's about it. Was at the Corregidor Jump zone at Ft. Campbell and picked one guy off the deck. Both his main and reserve failed. He hit a pine tree and bounced to the deck. He was back at work in 48 hrs.
I love how this is a serious video of an incorrect landing just minding its own business. Then youtube recommends it to everyone and its full of memes. GG RUclips.
It pisses me off so much that a man who broke his leg is being joked about on RUclips. Yes, “it’s a joke”; this isn’t the right place to be joking. (Not directed at you mate)
o k If you can’t take a joke then don’t go through the comments, original jokes were about stuff like this, but people nowadays don’t understand the true meaning of a joke and only perceive it as being funny in a nice way, that’s why Dark humor is becoming more and more popular nowadays because many understand that it’s making fun of a messed up situation to bring joy
I've broken bones before and I know that pain like it's still with me,I remembered the brutality of the bone touching the nerve and poking the muscle. It's not a fun experience.
Ive broken several bones before, my collar bone my arm and my leg not at the same time though. My collar bone playing intense soccer,my arm playing football and my leg doing parkour with my buddies.
For anyone who doesn’t know, you’re suppose to bend your knees and turn 90° so you land on your side/hips to help break the fall. He came in forward and straight down.
back in the day we jumped t-10 charlie chutes and it was always feet and knees together and try to follow your 5 points of contact 6 if you count your kevlar helmet hitting the ground......ft bragg days.
@Alex Luca He’d have to be actively transmitting over the radio for that to happen. Unless the Army uses some type of radio comms that doesn’t require manual transmitting.
There's a part in the book Currahee where the men are practicing landing by jumping off an elevated platform, One of the men believes he has broken his leg and informs the commanding officer who instructs him to continue with the drill and jump again. "After the next jump, it was clearly visible that he had broken his leg."
Hello. I was a paratrooper and a medic in the 82nd ABN infantry. I have a couple dozen jumps with all this same equipment. He was first out the door. Not guaranteed but most likely means he was an experienced jumper. His exit, and chute inspection after it deployed were both good. His fall rate and lateral movement(wind speed) were NOT fast. Some fall a little faster than others but there is NO malfunction, this was not unusually quick. On average, and trained to impact at 18-22 feet per second. If wind speed is too high they will cancel or delay the jump. This didn't look anywhere near the speed needed to scratch the jump. He releases his rucksack just after the 2:00 mark. It is attached to a cord/lanyard on your harness around your hip. This is so the weight of your gear impacts before you, meaning you don't have the weight on you when you impact. Now at one point you see him pull his right straps down. This may or may not of been an error. If it was to slip(steer) him in a direction no problem. You do this for many reasons, for example avoiding collision with another jumper, a road on the ground, tree etc. I would even do this after I became more experienced just so i didn't have to walk as far to the 'meet-up' point, nothing wrong with this. It is an error if this is him Flaring his chute. Flaring is pulling your chute down to slow your descent. You do this around tree top level. About 50-100 feet off the ground. If he was flaring, it was way too early. If you flare early, the air you grabbed doing it will escape causing you to speed back up. After this he didn't seem to flare at all, or near enough. His landing was poor. You're supposed to do a PLF, parachute landing fall. It's essentially a roll. You distribute the impact around your body. I cant see if he did or not, but his knees should be bent, he should of been looking down towards his right, his shoulders and upper torso should of been turned to the right. He didn't seem to do his PLF correctly. Perhaps there was a rock, or his foot got wedged. It's hard to tell without looking at him rather than from his eyes. What I mean is, i would guess this was his main error but it also could of just been bad luck. He did have the good sense to release his parachute retention strap from his harness. You know this because once the guy arrives to help, he pulls it away meaning it was already detached. This is excellent. Your chute can violently drag you after you land if you don't release this mechanism. The fact that he did this immediately while in so much pain is good to see---good on him, good training. I really hope my fellow trooper recovered well and has no lasting problems from this. ALL THE WAY! thanks for reading.
Thank you for taking the time to type that, I was actually intrigued and wanted to find out what went wrong, thank you for your service man, you guys are badasses out there, ignore these wimpy, whiney, little snowflakes over here crying about violence or the annoying teens making obnoxious jokes, God Bless our military and stay safe man
He was caught in a draft. It has been known to kill airborne. That’s why he said “This is going to suck” and why I’m going to Air Assault over Airborne because anything can go wrong even if you do everything right
Been watching this video every few years for a long time. Never knew that it ended with you losing your leg. Glad you made it out the other end in a better spot almost in one piece, almost.
@@acdeeiprrt if you watch, when he says, "this is gonna such suck", he cuts his gear away and drops it. I think his chute was tangled and he tried to correct it, wasn't paying attention to how he was landing, and tried to land standing up.
Its wild how sometimes endorphins kick in immediately and you feel nothing and other times its intense agony. I broke my collarbone on a slip-n-slide (jumped from a small hill and landed on my shoulder instead of my chest) back in 99/2000 and blacked out (I only remeber the jump and then waking up at the bottom of it with my friends looking over me). When I regained consciousness my friends were like "are you ok?!?", I got up, right shoulder/arm pushed inward a few inches and I said "Guys... I think something's wrong..." when I attempted to move my shoulder backwards I could feel the bones rubbing together. There was ZERO pain and I have a pretty low pain tolerance. My mom had me take my shirt off OVER MY HEAD (which is something you definitely don't want to do) and that didnt hurt either. My dad said when he applied slight pressure it looked like the bone was going to pop through the skin. It only started to hurt about an hour or so after it happened and it was a gradual build up from "ow this hurts" to "OMFG this is excruciating". They game me a shot of Demerol in the thigh after my dad freaked out on them and I was on Cloud 9.
The relief of seeing the canopy deployed is undescribable...the ground rush is very sudden and i once tore ligaments in my right ankle despite having rigid boots on, this lad had a bad landing but his brothers were there to assist. Hope he is ok now.🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️
Ah the good old days of hitting the DZ ad hearing the screams of those injures on jumps that were for no purpose than keeping jump status for a mission we could have been just trucked in for a military tactic that hasnt been a realistic military option for half a century or more
I’ve dislocated my knee twice, (different injury, I know) and hearing you scream out in pain made me shudder. That brought back some nasty memories. Glad your alright, mate.
@@donut7907 On all of my jumps it was always... Feet, ass, head! 😅 ...and it always hurt afterwards too! 😂 Day jumps were the nice ones (unless there was high wind, but mine always got canceled if it was too high). Those were the only ones where you landed lightly enough you could practically land standing up (though I never risked it, primarily because you don't know exactly what it is you'll be landing on). Most of my jumps were always at night. Night jumps on the other hand, you dropped much faster, sometimes you couldn't even see the ground (fog), and judging your movement in relation to the ground was even more difficult. From what I see, this guy didn't fight his angular momentum (sideways movement due to wind and flight), plus he's much higher (like he's @ Benning), so he picked up even more speed as a result. Lastly, don't ever fight the landing or stiffen up. But you know this already having bailed out of a perfectly good airplane nearly 100 times! 🤣 😉👍
@@donut7907 Is that because of all the gear you have and your really heavy? or is that how every para drop goes? It seems like recreational parachutists(?) dont drop that hard idk tho
@@VashStarwind its a different type on parachute, yes the gear etc also affect it but with these military parachutes you are falling pretty much straight down and much faster with much less control
"The VA has determined this is a non-service related injury. But, here's two ibuprofen and some water." I'm so sorry this happened to you. Thank you for your service, brother. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
The Sergeant Major be like he's fine send him back to the chalk shit when i was in the sick in PANAMA back in 89. I broke both of my legs during a HALO crawled on my hands and knees through a minefield and some concertina wire got shot 12 times in the ass 6 in left cheek and 6 in the right tuck some shrapnel from a mortar that exploded near by it cut my face up pretty bad . I manged to kill 32 terriost with my K-BAR tossed a grenade's and loaded 12 hostages onto a Blackhawk . I got awarded a Purple Heart & the Brone Star and sill completed the mission in record time . The rest of the AIRBORNE be like Sergeant Major howcome you never told us that story before? Because i just thought it up all of the sunden it sounded good didn't it? I was motivating you now shut the fuck up and get onboard that C-130. We've got a RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY.
My fiance is immune to advil now because military so I snorted at this comment. Thanks I kinda needed some small amount of joy after that. Military guys don't scream like that..
Makes me think of how many paratroopers mustve broke one or both legs on D-Day middle of the night who didn't dare cry out for help because enemies were all around them but also since they can't cry out it was very unlikely that any of their own guys found them....
Hello there, welcome to Earth, our dumbest but simultaneously smartest species are the Homo Sapiens, I am one of those, so take my words with a grain of salt, ... or calcium, whichever takes your fancy. 🤣
Just chopped it off on 04SEP. I’m working on creating more content. I’m going to re release this video uncut with all the time on the DZ and some commentary. Subscribe to my channel to follow along. Where’d you wind up with your airborne qualification?
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Can anyone explain what happened? Seemed like he was going okay and then BAM. I don't really know what happened tbh.
I can. I was the dude in the video. High winds aloft. Landed about 200m downind of the POI. Landed in a tank ditch. Was trying for a right front PLF and my leg stuck on the upslope of the ditch I would up in.
@@bananagunner You should pin this question by Cmdr Riotz (the question that you answered)
for the sake of everyone's sanity 🤝🙏
@@daveyalbert4839 pinned. Thanks for the tip!
@@bananagunner is there anyway you can explain this in simpler terms? I understand you were falling way too fast and you clearly landed wrong but what does the cap letters stand for? Other than the wind what else failed? I’m sure you knew what you were doing but clearly things went sideways. What happened after the video cut out? Did you recover okay? (I hope you did). Details, man, we need the details!!🧐
@@Bethlam I landed about 200 meters from where I was supposed to. The Point of Impact (POI). I was trying to do a right front parachute landing fall (PLF) and my leg stuck and my body rotated around my leg and broke it.
“the VA has determined your condition is not service related..”
Dude landed straight on his legs, as someone who shattered there kneecap from falling I think I'd rather curl my legs and brake a rib than land with my legs out and take all the impact into my knees, atleast they give you morphine in hospital lol
@Oliver Von arx Tf
@@frostedlambs I need 69 of those uhh, long unhappy devices for umm, reasons
@@johnmosesbrowningsrightnut8642 don't mistake them with long, "happy devices" 😏
@@penapvp2230 I say drop those in Syria too. Just to dick around
The "ugh this is gonna suck" is when he knows he's about to hurt
When you see the ground coming in that fast, you’re just waiting for that lung-clearing impact.
Little did he know... Yeah
Prepare.. for ultimate DOOM!!
These jumps always hurt
What happened to make that happen
I have 135 jumps and there are times when you "just hit hard." Fortunately I've never been seriously injured. I feel for this guy and hope he recovered and went on to do whatever he wanted to do. Hard Corp Brother!!
You never needed surgery for your ankles knees or legs in general ?
Was there a reason he landed so hard? It looked like he descended faster than everyone else. Everyone that jumped before him ended up way above him
@@keithh1380 He didn't use the parachute landing fall (PLF). It's a technique for a paratrooper to safely land. Basically once u land u roll over your body to the side or back to spread the weight of the body across the body rather than putting all the weight and pressure on your legs (ankles). As u can see this guy just landed straight down all the way with his legs. The gliding down a paratrooper goes through isn't slow.
@@keithh1380He didn't land correctly. The joke of airborne is it literally makes you shorter by hitting the ground so damn hard. Like your spin gets compressed like a pancake.
A comment of his above said he tried to land correctly, but hit the upslope of a tank ditch
23 years in the Army and I never took off in an aircraft that I didn't land in. Deep respect to all you airborne guys and gals!
My first duty station was Benning and during reception I had a 2LT get all in my face because I told her I wasn't going airborne..😅😅
I hit her with a "no ma'am. I see no reason to jump out of a perfectly good aircraft. If it's going down, I'm a quick learner."
Yup, god bless Russian Airborne troops!
@@eliasziad7864 you def trying to start an argument lol
@@Crispy_Crisp I'm a troublemaker.
@@Crispy_Crisp we might even be all cool people and be chill with each other
“This is gonna suck” well... he called it!!!
Jinxed it
He could probably tell by the way he was descending that the technique used to land wasn’t gonna work well.
To be fair, every PLF sucks.
@@noahk9204 As well as 1:40
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Moral of the story: if ever parachuting out of a plane, for the love of god don’t try to land standing up
I'm pretty sure ur supposed to land on ur butt and drop down to ur back
@@holazaddy naw just land on your legs but always bent. Let your thighs and knees take the brunt of the force. If you ever watch parkour or guys who do ridiculous height jumping always bent legs.
Yall wrong he did it right but hes parachute was broken watch 1:41
He predicted already that he was descending to fast
@@lolzbitxd1808 ok
@@lason6563 then ur gonna break ur ass and ur possibly ur back
There are SO many comments wanting to sound smart when in reality they have no idea of what happened. According to the OP, high winds pushed them far off course, and by bad luck he was pushed into a tank ditch. He ATTEMPTED to land and roll as everyone is ignorantly claiming he didn't do, but his leg got caught in the ditch and his roll ended up snapping his leg. After 12 failed surgeries, he ultimately decided to amputate his leg, and says he's doing better now with the robot one. He continues to skydive to this day.
Thank you for your service.
But he was an invader...
@@eliasziad7864except this is an exercise and if I remember right this was done in cooperation with the Dutch over a training field in the Netherlands.
He is as much am invade as you are a smart person.
@@eliasziad7864 that was a training exercise ding dong
Thank you for getting the incident for us.
Well and I'm glad he's doing better.
AATW
@Drilltayler...Just for the record "Airborne Ops", along with hi winds/training accidents happen "almost" every day and night. It's something our people train for over and over again until we can do it in our sleep. Not to sound like a know it all, but some of us do have an idea of what really happened. And I am just curious as to how many Airborne daytime/nighttime static line Ops you been on highspeed...btw did anyone else eyeball a tank ditch in that training jump video? Or anywhere close to the jumper in question? I only eyeballed a single lane improvised dirt/sand trails/roads running throughout the DZ, which our recovery vehicles and military tactical/medical vehicles use. Btw we do not "attempt" to land...Once we jump, us old schoolers conduct what we call a DPLF- aka Dynamite Parachute Landing Fall. Sorry to see what happened to this jumper...but sometimes bad things happen to all of us, whether in training or whatever the case maybe.
It happens. One of my West Point instructors told us he was on a jump and got a serious head injury, almost detached both retinas. High winds dragged him way off course. He said he spent like 2 months in a dark room in a hospital with a blindfold on recovering. Same thing happened to the Sergeant Major. These guys were highly experienced. These are not recreational parachutes, they drop much more vertically. The newer chutes are safer.
I was going to say, I have been skydiving, (first jump solo but with instructors initially holding on) and I don't remember hitting the deck that fast.
@@timhinchcliffe5372 yea you kinda dont wanna stay up there where everyone in a mile radius is going to be shooting at you
I doubt you jumped at 1200 feet. Nor should you. @@timhinchcliffe5372
99 players left
Player 126 fell from a high location
He didn't stick the landing
@@00marcf 😂😂
@@00marcf player126 took the L
That's because he didn't thank the bus driver.
"The right one" ... um yeah I think they can tell it's probably the one thats now shaped like a MarioKart racetrack map.
lmfaooooooo
😂
😭😂
@@eriktrevino5374 it's funny because i initially typed, "now shaped like a swastika in progress", but that seemed a little bit too edgy for the current climate we live in.
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Man, I’m sorry this happened. Hope you’re feeling better brother. Thank you for your service. God Bless!
Much better now that I’ve chopped that shitty leg off. Still getting after it every day!
@@bananagunner wait it was that bad they had to amputate?
@@BoneDealer yes, yes it was.
@@bananagunner damn bro...well i hope your doing much better now
@@bananagunner Oh my God sir, I am so sorry that happened. Thank you for your service.
Gravity took “I’m bout to end this mans whole career” too seriously 😔
I’m not sure who is the one who said that either the parachute or his legs
@@Noir292 the weather conditions that day were like: 😎👍hope you didn’t plan on a pleasant landing
Then he realized: 😳😬
Was the guys fault for landing straight
@@Toazterr yeah he angled himself wrong and used the wrong technique im pretty sure
Yeah your not supposed to land standing like that
gawd that must've hurt
@The supreme Burrito ok!
Isn't rude to say Im sorry it ended your (military) career? That shit ended his good times. He might be in a wheelchair for the rest of his life but anyway not fit to have a Street fight or intensive lifting jobs. In a way, its a good thing his mind screamed out of pain. For his heart would have cried and screamed for a whole day.
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 I have never heard of someone breaking a leg and being confined to a wheelchair for the rest of their life wtf 🤣
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 i didn't mean it in a rude way when I mean I'm sorry that that ended ur career means I'm sorry that that had to happen and end ur career
@@morganagin9466 Oh, sure, I don't know much, But I assume he will struggle running at least for a couple of years? Didn't he mess his hip from that?
"Show me a man who'll jump out of an airplane and i'll show you a man who can fight"- Gen. James Gavin
Airborne!......
Old Man's RTO, 2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division-Vietnam 1968-69...
Damn, it’s been 11 years now. I hope this guy is doing better now.
Amputated my Shitty leg after a bunch of surgeries. Got a new robot leg. Still jumping out of airplanes.
@@bananagunnerDo you identify as a cyborg now? Congrats on still jumping, its a hell of a rush.
@@bananagunner dang
@@bananagunner You madman ahahaa
@@bananagunnerAwesome to hear you're still getting to jump out of planes! Sorry about the leg thing man
he probably doesn’t like the saying “break a leg”
True.
Or he does bc he's like "I already have"
The origin of the saying break a leg has nothing to do with human legs, or any animals legs for that matter
@@MarlonMarkJames not in a literal sense, no. Theater tradition for auditions, wishing you luck in getting into the cast.
@@mightyzekken close. It's definitely a good luck blessing for traditional theatre. But why break a leg? What kind of leg?
“It’s not the heights I’m afraid of. It’s the ground.”
Exactly
LMAO
Same
So true
I’m not scared on how fast I fall, it’s how fast I hit the ground
😮 OmGG! That is a horrible mechanism of injury! People don’t understand the pain of broken bones unless they go through it…my career almost ended when I fell through the roof of a structure fire I was working and before we could step back on the ladder the whole roof just caved and 2 of us went down 30 feet to the basement landing on our back, I got it worse because I broke his fall and I was the paramedic on duty that day…I broke a LOT of bones, blew 4 discs and had to have a anterior and posterior lumbar fusion, 3 artificial discs put in my neck, etc. Took 3 years but I finally made it back to full duty 6 mo ago.
That had to be so incredibly heartbreaking, not just physically but mentally. I’m sure you had to work really hard to get there, & not being able to deploy with your brothers sucks too, I bet the VA just gave you “stellar” care. 😢
🥺 kinda makin’ me tear up rn…Thank you for your service, hope you are proud of yourself for overcoming all of that pain, and stress. I hope you are recovering well ❤
I've seen this one before and unfortunately I know exactly how it feels. After 9 knee surgeries and a dozen back surgeries my body feels decades older than it is.
Then the VA be like: “your medical condition is not related to your service”
No only other than honorable shitbags get turned away. Or POGs who never deployed.
@@skritscrato.8930 not true. You obviously have no idea what you’re taking about. Probably a trump supporter too.
@@talex7473 lame
@@elyayo2622 very!
Obamas/Bidens VA definitely
Leg has left the chat.
Legs*
This is why pewdiepie has no legs
@@blank7932 XD
@@reefermadness3732 only 1 leg that he broke
Glazed Sølace Can’t break your legs if you don’t have any *_200 IQ_*
This reminds me of my first, and last, jump. The parachute opened up okay, and at the right time. But it was a cold and windy day. Each of us had radio communication with those guiding us from down below, doing their best to direct us to exactly where we should land. But on this cold and windy day, the ground was completely dry and rock solid. I felt that I got lucky and did not end up with a broken hip, because I guess I overdid the roll method that is used to minimize impact. I felt even more lucky when fire engines and ambulances showed up, all to help others who were not so lucky. Some of the others had ended up stuck in the trees, or had a nasty bone busting ground impact. OUCH ! Simply put, there should have been no parachuting on that day.
POV: you’re the first player to enter the gulag
The sound of someone screaming in real pain has always made the hair on my neck stand up. It's somthing movies will never get right. There was a few times I knew i was walking up on something bad, just from that high pitched desperate scream.
The moment when you see that your friend is in so much pain he ain't even screaming just pressing air out of his lungs,redface and twitching eyes, about to pass out. Its frightening to see.
Its not really that the movie cant do it good its just you know thats a movie and not real and this is real
The scream of agony is the most human language
@@Justin-nq6kf Negative.
@@obscurehooligan3178 I'd say laughter but whatever you say, psychopath
I went to a guy’s house on an ambulance run and I saw his airborne ranger uniform picture on the wall. I told him “I was a mech grunt”. He said “your back and knees will thank you”.
Well, 20+ years riding in IFV's f*cked up my back pretty good :-P
My dad was airborne for over 15 years. He was 6’3” when he first became airborne. Was only 6’ by the time he got out. He still swears it’s because the landings squished his height over time.
@@gujwdhufjijjpo9740 3 Inches?
RoninTF2011 - yep. People shrink with age so it was probably combination of both. My mom says he used to be much taller too. He shrank 2-3 inches while in the army. He also has a lot of back problems now a days with multiple surgeries.
@@gujwdhufjijjpo9740 the government cloned him
The sound of his leg breaking made me fucking start crying in fear. Holy shit I hope he is ok.
"Your leg injuries are non service related"
-VA
Damn he was screaming so loud that I thought for a moment that he landed on a lego brick
Jan Bojarski
LMAO
LOOOOL
Oooo yeyeeeahhhh ddadddyyy ooooohhhhh mmmmmmMMMMM MMMMM
No quz then it would not be on youtube quz you can only find such horrors on the dark web
Savage
_He ain't gonna jump no more..._
There it is.
Best comment goes to you
Gory gory what a hell of a way to end a career
So, you mean he is?
_He was just a rookie trooper..._
I met this career jumper vet who could barely walk with a cane, couldn’t carry stuff like a suitcase, couldn’t stand up for more than a few minutes, had PTSD, bipolar, was divorced, and would argue with me. Then he would tell me how much money he was making on disability(over $90k).
The toll mentally, physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually is not worth the money.
Feet and knees together, Airborne.
*in the background *
... *My LeG*
Edit: Welcome to trench.
Smol Bean fr though
||-// 😏
@@jonah3677 Stay alive fren ||-//
Who else also automatically read that in that one guy in sponge bob
@@TinyChief_ thats the fucking point
@@TinyChief_ Well, me because that's what I was thinking when writing this, lol.
I was expecting him to yell "Medic!"
@Ethan Crumbley
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Then that would be my dad's job he was a u.s navy sarc corpsman and if you are wondering what sarc means it stands for special operations amphibious reconnaissance corpsman
Well when you're in insane pain your in insane pain soo
This isn’t Medal of Honor
😂
can’t believe the amount of people commenting how you landed incorrectly when it’s obvious your descent was much faster than any other person in the video. respect to you for getting back out there with a robo leg and continuing to live your life unafraid. i thank for for people like you protecting our freedom!
I don't think that really matters. He still fucked up and didn't look to the horizon and didn't perform a landing fall like he was trained.
@unropednope4644 he was also "running with the wind". Not sure why absolutely no one had picked up on this. You can clearly see that he was facing the direction he was traveling in. At first I wasn't 100% sure of this. But, once he looks up briefly at his risers, you can tell.
@@unropednope4644I mean he did mention he landed in ditch or whatever. Not exactly flat ground to PLF easily
@@unropednope4644 ´: I saw another comment by someone who claims that he landed in a tank ditch and couldn't roll as a result.
"crash landing" medal
(Medal of honor Airborne)
When I broke my leg I was so confused. Didn't even hear the snap. I just remember this extremely agonizing pain. When they dropped my broken leg off the stretcher and my thigh made a right angle that's when it hit me...
Nono stop I didn’t need to know that
Oh jeez- I can’t even imagine the pain. I feel bad for you.
Definitely cuz of the instant adrenaline I've done it a lot in the past ill get adrenaline boosts and I basically lose all control of my nerves and I dont realize how much strength I use
Lmao. I thought you were gonna say skmething like
"when they dropped my broken leg off the stretcher and they started moving, i realized my leg stayed there as i watched it getting further and further away from me until i couldnt see it anymore.."
It doest have to snap for it to break.... you can also have a fracture
"Alright, where we dropping at boys?"
"Pochinki"
No
We drop at Gatka
Is that from rules of survival
"Alright, boys there's are two squads dropping with us"
Nah b we drop *school*
a random village
This is sad, he tried going for the PLF and he just happened to land in a tank ditch covered in tall grass.
He landed straight legged, land sideways, legs bent and roll.
Take two motrins, PT formation tomorrow at 0630.
That's about it. Was at the Corregidor Jump zone at Ft. Campbell and picked one guy off the deck. Both his main and reserve failed. He hit a pine tree and bounced to the deck. He was back at work in 48 hrs.
Yep - I was stationed at Cambell too. If I never see thap pace again, I'll be perfectly ok with that.
it's to bad he can't just stand by a med pack for a bit and heal
Jim Kirk hahahahaahahahha
DAIadvisor nah deadman profile... hell he can have late call
Did.. Did he land on a lego?
RJack-right on
One of those nasty two blocks as well judging by the sound
The dreaded 2x4
No he landed on a bag of bugles, hear the crunch?
@@lancevance47 😂👍🏻
Soo many arm chair commandos here
man you can hear the bones crunch.
I love how this is a serious video of an incorrect landing just minding its own business. Then youtube recommends it to everyone and its full of memes. GG RUclips.
It pisses me off so much that a man who broke his leg is being joked about on RUclips. Yes, “it’s a joke”; this isn’t the right place to be joking. (Not directed at you mate)
@@foryouiamachild Are you serious, dont take jokes so seriously you pussy
@@foryouiamachild shut up
o k If you can’t take a joke then don’t go through the comments, original jokes were about stuff like this, but people nowadays don’t understand the true meaning of a joke and only perceive it as being funny in a nice way, that’s why Dark humor is becoming more and more popular nowadays because many understand that it’s making fun of a messed up situation to bring joy
@@idontgotagun9867
Yeah but at the same time people lack a lot of empathy. Were becoming entirely way to desensitized to tragedy
I've broken bones before and I know that pain like it's still with me,I remembered the brutality of the bone touching the nerve and poking the muscle. It's not a fun experience.
You wana share what happened to you?
Yeah
Ive broken several bones before, my collar bone my arm and my leg not at the same time though. My collar bone playing intense soccer,my arm playing football and my leg doing parkour with my buddies.
Oh damn.
How long does it take for full recovery? For example your leg.
About a month,maybe more I can't remember because I was still doing some stuff that wouldn't let the bone fully heal.
For everyone wondering, I looked up his instagram and he did actually loose one leg up to his knee
Sure did.
I could feel that in my knees.
_Mission failed, we'll get 'em next time_
classic
Wasted
"This is gonna suck!" Words before distaster
The only injuries ive seen make a grown man cry in pain like this, is broken legs
This video is the main reason i hate jumping. And im currently on jump status
Landed on a Fire Ant bed once, not good.
Same here, looked like a nice soft spot on a perfectly calm night in Georgia.
A v A why would you get fired for landing on an ants nest?
Did you hear the sound of his joke going over your head?
Drae Yeah, like a jet noise
Woooosh
For anyone who doesn’t know, you’re suppose to bend your knees and turn 90° so you land on your side/hips to help break the fall. He came in forward and straight down.
PLF mate, forward landing are the worst but gotta them feet and knees together and eyes on the horizon
Michael B PLF
back in the day we jumped t-10 charlie chutes and it was always feet and knees together and try to follow your 5 points of contact 6 if you count your kevlar helmet hitting the ground......ft bragg days.
EXACTLY what I just told my wife!
@@larryodiaga6000 That's how I remember it too.
“You are not covered for this.. we believe this is all in your head.”
“This is going to suck!”
He already knew something was wrong.
Imagine being the first guy in the like jump then they’re like “GO,GO” then right when u step out u hear “no, WAIT!!”
You can pull the reserve of the static line isn’t hooked up
Bro I'm crying
They actualy do shit like that just to scare the living shit out of you. So expect that when you're in the military.
"NO, WWAAiiiittttttttt!" slowly fades away
@@firefly6396 your reserve is way smaller and you will definitely be landing at least 5-8mph faster than you would your main
I really felt that, I thought nobody was gonna hear him 😳
what's worse than breaking your leg? breaking your leg in an empty big field, as your screams of agony and confusion, you're left with no response.
Amogus.
“Dude!” He cried, hoping another dude, or even dudett, would hear.
@Alex Luca He’d have to be actively transmitting over the radio for that to happen. Unless the Army uses some type of radio comms that doesn’t require manual transmitting.
There are medics on the dropzone who actively run around checking on every jumper.
That T-10 had the maneuverability of a bed sheet and clothes line.
He was totally joking. He’s always doing stuff like that. Jokey Jokerson over here doing the old double leg compound fracture routine.
The chuckle he had at the beginning of this video did not age well😔
I felt his pain when I heard the scream
Fucked up a couple airborne drops in your day eh?
@@mikejuliet2619 haha no, but i did break both of my thigh bones once
Space Jesus Jesus Christ man 😬
@@mikejuliet2619 there's a video of it on my channel if you want to see
Space Jesus I saw the video man wtf?!
There's a part in the book Currahee where the men are practicing landing by jumping off an elevated platform, One of the men believes he has broken his leg and informs the commanding officer who instructs him to continue with the drill and jump again. "After the next jump, it was clearly visible that he had broken his leg."
Hello. I was a paratrooper and a medic in the 82nd ABN infantry. I have a couple dozen jumps with all this same equipment.
He was first out the door. Not guaranteed but most likely means he was an experienced jumper. His exit, and chute inspection after it deployed were both good. His fall rate and lateral movement(wind speed) were NOT fast. Some fall a little faster than others but there is NO malfunction, this was not unusually quick. On average, and trained to impact at 18-22 feet per second. If wind speed is too high they will cancel or delay the jump. This didn't look anywhere near the speed needed to scratch the jump.
He releases his rucksack just after the 2:00 mark. It is attached to a cord/lanyard on your harness around your hip. This is so the weight of your gear impacts before you, meaning you don't have the weight on you when you impact. Now at one point you see him pull his right straps down. This may or may not of been an error. If it was to slip(steer) him in a direction no problem. You do this for many reasons, for example avoiding collision with another jumper, a road on the ground, tree etc. I would even do this after I became more experienced just so i didn't have to walk as far to the 'meet-up' point, nothing wrong with this. It is an error if this is him Flaring his chute. Flaring is pulling your chute down to slow your descent. You do this around tree top level. About 50-100 feet off the ground.
If he was flaring, it was way too early. If you flare early, the air you grabbed doing it will escape causing you to speed back up. After this he didn't seem to flare at all, or near enough.
His landing was poor. You're supposed to do a PLF, parachute landing fall. It's essentially a roll. You distribute the impact around your body. I cant see if he did or not, but his knees should be bent, he should of been looking down towards his right, his shoulders and upper torso should of been turned to the right. He didn't seem to do his PLF correctly. Perhaps there was a rock, or his foot got wedged. It's hard to tell without looking at him rather than from his eyes. What I mean is, i would guess this was his main error but it also could of just been bad luck.
He did have the good sense to release his parachute retention strap from his harness. You know this because once the guy arrives to help, he pulls it away meaning it was already detached. This is excellent. Your chute can violently drag you after you land if you don't release this mechanism. The fact that he did this immediately while in so much pain is good to see---good on him, good training.
I really hope my fellow trooper recovered well and has no lasting problems from this. ALL THE WAY! thanks for reading.
the fuck man. do u really take ur time typing that ?
Manfred Richthofen interesting, that was informative
Thank you for taking the time to type that, I was actually intrigued and wanted to find out what went wrong, thank you for your service man, you guys are badasses out there, ignore these wimpy, whiney, little snowflakes over here crying about violence or the annoying teens making obnoxious jokes, God Bless our military and stay safe man
What if he was faking it? No PT for a week if it’s a sprain!
Thanks for that. I was really confused how his leg was just like "fuck you bro". Now I have a better understanding
Life isn't a video game.
You can't just land flat foot going 20mph. Especially at that weight.
You never know anymore......
He was caught in a draft. It has been known to kill airborne. That’s why he said “This is going to suck” and why I’m going to Air Assault over Airborne because anything can go wrong even if you do everything right
Wasn't he tought that?
And even if he wasn't, that's kind of common sense.
Hooah
"This is gonna suck so bad" foreshadowing on the next level
Been watching this video every few years for a long time. Never knew that it ended with you losing your leg. Glad you made it out the other end in a better spot almost in one piece, almost.
I think he broke his leg
maybe.
He freaking said he broke his leg
Willie No Mates speculation
No shit sherlock !! I bet he is not land on his head did he ?
Some of you clearly don't know SARCASM 😆
as my grandad calls paratroopers crunchies I finally understand.
Lol. nice
J&K films wow really Holy shhhht
LMAO
That’s not why they call them crunchies. Was you grandfather a tanker?
@@guillermosanchez4120 why did they call them crunchies?
Someone was injured on every jump that I was ever a part of. Being a paratrooper is inherently dangerous.
"He was just a rookie trooper and he surely shook with fright"...
2:22 how it feels to chew 5 gum
Soundwave 84, stimulate your senses
just why
Now that's just rude
@@chokalocpurple9243 its cause you need to stimulate your senses
Fuckoff
“Aw this is gonna suck” You’re god damn right
Where is that? What time
@@archiebugdolsecond211 1:41
I thought the issue was he tried to stick the landing. What's he talking about then?
@@acdeeiprrt if you watch, when he says, "this is gonna such suck", he cuts his gear away and drops it. I think his chute was tangled and he tried to correct it, wasn't paying attention to how he was landing, and tried to land standing up.
Its wild how sometimes endorphins kick in immediately and you feel nothing and other times its intense agony. I broke my collarbone on a slip-n-slide (jumped from a small hill and landed on my shoulder instead of my chest) back in 99/2000 and blacked out (I only remeber the jump and then waking up at the bottom of it with my friends looking over me). When I regained consciousness my friends were like "are you ok?!?", I got up, right shoulder/arm pushed inward a few inches and I said "Guys... I think something's wrong..." when I attempted to move my shoulder backwards I could feel the bones rubbing together. There was ZERO pain and I have a pretty low pain tolerance. My mom had me take my shirt off OVER MY HEAD (which is something you definitely don't want to do) and that didnt hurt either. My dad said when he applied slight pressure it looked like the bone was going to pop through the skin. It only started to hurt about an hour or so after it happened and it was a gradual build up from "ow this hurts" to "OMFG this is excruciating". They game me a shot of Demerol in the thigh after my dad freaked out on them and I was on Cloud 9.
The relief of seeing the canopy deployed is undescribable...the ground rush is very sudden and i once tore ligaments in my right ankle despite having rigid boots on, this lad had a bad landing but his brothers were there to assist. Hope he is ok now.🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️
"The battle royale games fooled me"
They even do a roll
Bro not funny
What do u mean all u need is a metal umbrella (fortnite)
@@KreZturb0 i thought you were talking about minecraft
Yep
I could feel the pain as he hit the ground, bringing back all the memories of hitting the gravel. I hope your doing well, this is my worst nightmare.
Ah the good old days of hitting the DZ ad hearing the screams of those injures on jumps that were for no purpose than keeping jump status for a mission we could have been just trucked in for a military tactic that hasnt been a realistic military option for half a century or more
He quickly realised the gravity of the situation apparently he’s a really down to earth guy
Alright buddy
Watta crybaby 😄😄😄
Nice
Lulz
@@realcritical-kr2dd yeah man imagine being in pain after shattering your leg what a crybaby 😂😂😂🤣
I used to be an adventurer like you but then i took earth to the knee.
John Irwin Nice comment,XD
😂😂😂😂😂
good comment sir good comment
Skyrim!
You do know that "took an arrow to the knee" is Norse for proposing/marriage right?
Bro that was horrible to hear that snap on the DZ.
The VA has determined that due to a technicality you were actually AWOL once your body left the plane, thank you for your service.
You signed a form that we dont take responsibility for you injury *was on 17 different painkillers and misspelled own name 20 times*
Yep, been there, seen and done that.
this could have been entirely avoided if only you had worn your PT belt
That fucking PT belt.
It makes you a fucking GOD
*Puts PT belt around globe, protects Earth from meteor*
Crisis Averted
Ha. Lol
Cyrotechnium the earth is flat
Connor Calhoun no the earth is shaped like stick just straight up and down
Watched this a long time ago, now I’m brought back to it because of “Not what you think” lol
Same
Same
Thanks for the like
I’ve dislocated my knee twice, (different injury, I know) and hearing you scream out in pain made me shudder. That brought back some nasty memories. Glad your alright, mate.
When a plf turns into a pfl.
Someone, please explain to me the technical details behind why he broke his leg.
Yeah I’m trying to figure that out too
He was falling way too fast because he used the wrong parachute I believe
@@donut7907 On all of my jumps it was always... Feet, ass, head! 😅
...and it always hurt afterwards too! 😂
Day jumps were the nice ones (unless there was high wind, but mine always got canceled if it was too high). Those were the only ones where you landed lightly enough you could practically land standing up (though I never risked it, primarily because you don't know exactly what it is you'll be landing on). Most of my jumps were always at night.
Night jumps on the other hand, you dropped much faster, sometimes you couldn't even see the ground (fog), and judging your movement in relation to the ground was even more difficult.
From what I see, this guy didn't fight his angular momentum (sideways movement due to wind and flight), plus he's much higher (like he's @ Benning), so he picked up even more speed as a result. Lastly, don't ever fight the landing or stiffen up. But you know this already having bailed out of a perfectly good airplane nearly 100 times! 🤣
😉👍
@@donut7907 Is that because of all the gear you have and your really heavy? or is that how every para drop goes? It seems like recreational parachutists(?) dont drop that hard idk tho
@@VashStarwind its a different type on parachute, yes the gear etc also affect it but with these military parachutes you are falling pretty much straight down and much faster with much less control
"The VA has determined this is a non-service related injury. But, here's two ibuprofen and some water." I'm so sorry this happened to you. Thank you for your service, brother. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
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The Sergeant Major be like he's fine send him back to the chalk shit when i was in the sick in PANAMA back in 89. I broke both of my legs during a HALO crawled on my hands and knees through a minefield and some concertina wire got shot 12 times in the ass 6 in left cheek and 6 in the right tuck some shrapnel from a mortar that exploded near by it cut my face up pretty bad . I manged to kill 32 terriost with my K-BAR tossed a grenade's and loaded 12 hostages onto a Blackhawk . I got awarded a Purple Heart & the Brone Star and sill completed the mission in record time . The rest of the AIRBORNE be like Sergeant Major howcome you never told us that story before? Because i just thought it up all of the sunden it sounded good didn't it? I was motivating you now shut the fuck up and get onboard that C-130. We've got a RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY.
Actually more like "here's a bunch of highly addictive pain killers"
My fiance is immune to advil now because military so I snorted at this comment. Thanks I kinda needed some small amount of joy after that. Military guys don't scream like that..
So much truth rolled up in one comment!🤣
Makes me think of how many paratroopers mustve broke one or both legs on D-Day middle of the night who didn't dare cry out for help because enemies were all around them but also since they can't cry out it was very unlikely that any of their own guys found them....
Thank you for recording and uploading a first person view of a Airborne drop.
Somebody tell me why this man decimated his whole ass lower body and yet people are in a war about whether milk is good or bad in the comments
What the fuck is wrong with that
Hello there, welcome to Earth, our dumbest but simultaneously smartest species are the Homo Sapiens, I am one of those, so take my words with a grain of salt, ... or calcium, whichever takes your fancy. 🤣
comfortable bitches are free to think of shitty sand instead of clean water. No ones pushing them.
Decimated is the wrong word and it isn't his whole lower body. Just saying
Well, I mean, he do be needing sum milk
Mission failed we'll get em next time
Lonely Wolf Productions thats: "mission failed welcome the next time" xD
Jin Baka Actually: " Mission failed, walk on next time!"
“Mission failed: fuck it, maybe next time.”
"Mission failed: damn bro you good?"
Lonely Wolf Productions I don’t think there will be a next time for this guy.
Cory, it was great to meet you today. You are a badass dude. Enjoy Dallas. -Blake
Bummer Brother! This is one of the reasons why I didn't go Airborne, and remained a tread head Cavalry Scout! I hope you healed up well!
This is crazy, 8 years ago I seen this video. 8 years later I’m at jump school. On my 4th jump. Hope your leg is doing well.
Hello! What’s it like?
One year later. How are you doing now?!
Just chopped it off on 04SEP. I’m working on creating more content. I’m going to re release this video uncut with all the time on the DZ and some commentary. Subscribe to my channel to follow along. Where’d you wind up with your airborne qualification?
- TYDONTDIE check out the comment below. It’s been 9 years since this accident. I just chopped off my leg.
bananagunner why did you have to chop your leg off
This is now required viewing upon entering Airborne
1202_ProgramAlarm where is the muscle memory? areny they trained?
1202_ProgramAlarm what happened? What did he do wrong?
Muscle Memory? It's called PLFs Parachute Landing Fall. It is something that works in theory, and execution isn't always possible.
Talking in the sky is one of the funniest things to do.
I can tell that the instructor did not go over how to properly distribute your weight when hitting the ground.
2:21 that scream you make when you break your leg
BeFakin That tut was chilling
BeFakin nah thats the scream you make when you see a spider while your in the toilet
No it's the scream you make after your controller dies mid game on cod
O
Lego
It’s the scream you make when you see a spider but it’s not a spider it’s just some fluff
This is why we should drink milk. Need that calcium.
Milk gives you little to no calcium
Milk doesn't give you any calcium man.
Milk Kills Unless its you own species or raw milk straight from goat not cow if anything
It's been proven that milk doesn't provide you any milk
mursie100 what the fuck