Air Guardsman - Rappelling and Fast Rope Use

Three Explosive Ordinance Disposal units from across the United States train in rappelling and fast rope use during the National Guard PATRIOT 2014 exercise at Volk Field, Wis. The units represented in the footage are: 115th EOD out of Madison, Wis., the 104th EOD out of Westfield, Mass. and the 155th EOD out of Lincoln Neb. Matster Sgt. Gilbert Holcomb from the 115th wore a Go Pro camera for his descent in the Australian rappelling style. Video by Tech. Sgt. Carl Clegg | 108th Wing
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[@ZASurvivalist]

This looks like so much fucking fun

[@blackninjaz1500]

Pretty cool

[@scrimblomale3306]

They should be looking down over their right shoulder. You want to see where you're going.

[@Il_Manganellaio]

2:10 is this Funny Land???? XD

[@MrHassancehef]

ground belaying with slack like here is useless (tower is not enought high to allow you to run), the only efficient ground belaying is under the guy, hands higher possible

[@MAXXlS]

Came from discord

[@eleocadioruizmartinez940]

5

[@big--man]

i agree

[@hml3672]

This is so amateurish. Only the Army does this high school stuff. Marines do it differently.

[@chrisdent9333]

And like a Marine, you can’t read. It’s the Air Force!