U.S. Air Force Pararescuemen Execute Cargo Drop and Tandem Jump from C-130J Super Hercules
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- U.S. Air Force Pararescuemen drop cargo and perform halo, free fall and tandem jumps from a C-130J Super Hercules Sept. 30, 2020, over East Africa. The 82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron is responsible for conducting personnel recovery opertations in the Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa area of responsibility. 82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron (ERQS), 75th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron, 1st Combat Camera Squadron, US Air Force video by Airman 1st Class Hannah Strobel, Senior Airman Cydnie Williams.
The confidence they show in their chute packers is overwhelming. And the way they just jump out of the plane so casually like getting out of bed like it’s just a natural movement
You know damn well almost all of them are scared, but that's what they signed for. From becoming a civilian into a member of the US military
@@duruzo_wog fhfkjf
I trained with an Air Force PJ, as a Marine I'm use to " crazy" , but that guy was the " KING OF CRAZY!". That was in the 70s, ran in to him 20 years later, he's still NUTS!!
Xin chào người lính dũng cảm . Tôi là người việt nam tôi đến từ việt nam . Tình cờ tôi vào xem được video những người lính khi nhảy dù tôi rất thích và yêu mến các bạn vì các bạn rất dũng cảm
Which guy you talking about?
Air Force PJs are highly underrated and are just bad ass and this is from a US Navy veteran. The AF PJs and Forward Traffic Controllers are unsung heroes.
Yea not to mention the job scope consist of rescuing ELITE operators like SEALs etc, that just shows how good they have to be. I saw the footage of the guy continue his advance against enemy forces despite being bombarded by friendly fire on board AC-130.
Don't forget the last of the unsung heroes of our air transportation members like me that had to prep the Air Force cargo fixed wing aircraft for all special teams to have a successful off the ground mission. In Iraq I even preped the CH-47'S that's normally what special forces fly. On one occasion two 47s landed on my base to pick up more team members and cargo for another mission 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you for all of you guys and gals and service, from former Danish Royal Airforce veteran and greetings to David C
That is why I loved being in the military we did so many amazing things/adventures that most never get to do.
@Vaseline Sonicforces yes.
Tôi yêu bạn vì lòng yêu nước và sự ngưỡng mộ . Tôi đến từ việt nam
We certainly did!!!
I did 12 years with the army met some good lads have no regrets 74-86.
thank you for your service
The toys the US military has to play with is something else!
Man I get goosebumps. Thinking about Roller coasters compared to this is crazy
The guy doing all the forward flips looks like he's enjoying life.
PNM
@@lengheak723 dbabs
Haha
Pararescumen are basically Air force special forces and some pretty chill guys.
Why would anyone give a thumbs down to this?
Only in the USA the land of the free and the brave...A snappy salute to all the US serviceman of the US military....thank you for your service ,God Bless America........
And this said by a person called Willie Guerrero.
You can act in movie as you are paid for that.. now afgan.. before that Vietnam... You are movies not a nation ...
As a Vet Brit ex C130 ALM I might dispute your claim!
I lost my hat jumping back ward and they kept me to weak....smart people,tough, knowledge able...God bless...
That's pretty amazing! Seem like a bunch of good dudes having a great time together!
There were times that I thought I had a heavy load, but this dude has me beat all to hell with that cannister
This is so awesome in so many ways.
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Dude jumping with that container had the biggest challenge it seems.
that would be a cool way to bring the bar with you
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Every team needs at least one moose.
Yea thats rare man
Hats off and a big salute out to all you professionals. You make it look easy.
SaaaamRAa
17 years old When I joined the USAF. I REGRET I NEVER STAYED IN FOR 20 YEARS. IT BOTHERS ME UNTIL THIS DAY.., I AM NOW 78...
I stayed in the CAF till I had 26 + a day, every day since I wish I stayed for the max of 35. Especially now with this Covid, I wouldn’t be worrying about paying the bills.
But u have done something good in life Sir. Maybe u may share some memories
@@brianjohnston9822 u got your pension right?
Thank you for your service. My dad was close to becoming a captain in the navy and always regretted not staying.. it was amazing seeing pictures of the ships he had been on. And here I am, I get sea sick on a boat and hate heights.. how does that work lol
Nếu ông 78 tuổi chắc ông biết cuộc chiến tranh 21 năm mỹ đã giành cho việt nam chúng tôi . Nhưng những người lính mỹ họ rất tuyệt vời tôi được nghe qua lời kể của bà và mẹ chúng tôi.
It's all about T.E.A.M. work! Hurrah!
The man who jump in salto is very asome
Excelentes Videos... Saludos desde Bariloche Patagonia Argentina...
Thank you all for your service
When my son was a Marine, he derisively called them the Chair Force. Now that he’s Army SF I’m sur he has much more respect.
And all I did today was put raisins in my oatmeal for breakfast. SMH Thank God for the service these men and women do everyday to keep our country safe.
This video is a proof that allowing your troops to grow beards make them look scary and hella cool.
The parachute materials is so strong that can carry that very heavy cargo
These Things We Do, That Others May Live...👍🏼
How Yah!!!!!!!!
Cảm ơn bạn vì lòng dũng cảm và bạn yêu hòa bình để nhiêu người được bình yên ,và tôi là người việt nam . Rất muốn được làm quen với bạn
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE ❤
3:07 That was so dope omg
The one person jumping with the instructor and strap 20 my God I don’t wanna do this now with the military I’ve been tandems before but I think doing it with the military might be even better
They had their balls in that container.
How brave they are
There’s so much hell yeah going on in this video.
These guys are having fun.
I like the guy who did flips when he jumped out.
AWESOME VIDEOS!! I once had a Combat Rescue Room mate in the USAF. CRAZY BRAVE BASTARDS!!!
Amor al compañero.
Trabajo de equipo!!.
Wow. Each have unique ways of egressing the plane.
You can always tell who the special force guys are
Croyez moi...comme ancien Parachutistes, je peux vous dire, ils sont Super Extra Très Fort..." Et nous aussi, en FRANCE nous avons c'est Super commandos
...que ST.MICHEL protège c'est merveilleux hommes, vives les Paras 👍🤗🤗🥰✌🤓🇨🇵
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"That Others May Live!" Go Air Force/Space Force.
Hooaah‼️
At the beggining they were train by us: SOC de las Boinas Verdes (SFG) Now they have their own Jump School. They have an advantage against any other military branch. They are airforce and train to be on a plane more than in land. But we never rendered or gave them the lead. Army SFG are no 1 worldwide. We trained the NATO SFG, I spend 48 months in europe doing it. My cheers to al Air Force jumpers. They 're not afraid of wind. Those guys up there in the platform are holding wings of over 100 miles, wright in from of them. Another kind of heroes.
COMING TO MY AREA SOON. 💜
What kind of parachute is this? It lands so light.
Exactly... that was what I was thinking about during whole video. Why are some forces using chutes which are dangerously fast and you can broke legs if you land badly, and some other forces uses this kind of chutes with which you can land softly and calmly without risk of injury(?)
@@amigator7789 The Parachutes they are using are steerable, used mainly by smaller groups due to the extra training involved to operate properly. General Parachute Infantry will use static line chutes so they are dispersed. If large infantry units jump with steerable chutes you would create a lot of traffic and increase the risk of collisions. Static lines allow a aircraft to make one run, and drop troops in a general area. As seen in this video, multiple passes are needed to drop all the equipment needed, thus it is a better tactic for smaller units.
If you watch the yellow smoke you see they're landing into the wind. Makes the touchdown much 'lighter'. Definitely quality equipment, but I'm willing to bet these guys could do it just the same with a mid 1960's set up. They're that good. They make it look easy. (As most professionals do,) It's worth noting that tandem insertion is by far the most dangerous of all military insertion methods with somthing like 1 out of every 4 jumps resulting in an injury. Notice how the operator protects his tandem partner from being pulled down by the parachute even after the touchdown. That's a real pro, a great teammate and probably saves the airforce hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential lost personal hours and medical bills if he takes care of ppl like that. Really really good work here in this video, smart team play and a little bit of style with the frontflipper 😉 well done.
Living your best life.
Nice video!
Sam Wilson AKA Captain America AKA The Falcon from the MCU is actually a PJ.. I've heard these guys "superman" programs are some of the craziest &even gives the SEAL/BUDS a run for its money.
this is true, some SEALs have attempted the superman school and quit
Saludos muchachos desde México excelente trabajo
Saludes papa! Go Army
If only I could go back and make different choices.
No going back brother, change your future.
😀😁😂
It would be the same 1
@@rickcarpenter978 😀😁
I proud you a big hug from Brazil I love u
God bless them, we are lucky someone wants to do that shit..
i want to do free fall
😂
Saludos un orgullo ser paracaidista
Một quân đội hùng mạnh. Có một vị tổng thống ngu đần
Pray for your safety and secure God bless
when you fire a flare gun but outside the safe zone
We got brdm
Skill keberanian yang sangat luar biasa saat terjun payung
3:16 master chief giving the covenant their bomb back
São muitos loucos viu, admiro muito parabéns 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Hopefully, no more war...good to be ready!!!
2:42 I mean just look at that guy, if you don't get scared of him, i don't know what scares you.
bro did the scene from halo 🤣
Curious why the PJ jumped with a container. I was a C-130 loadmaster years ago...never saw that one, I would've just static lined it. Probably some type of testing. Cool vid.
it’s for all of the extra mission n essential gear they carry
Right. I've just never seen the procedure..I did a lot of special ops. I could see it though to minimise separation. If it were me I would use a mini CDS chute and chase it down. Anyway, full respect!
I don’t think he meant to do that. The container pulled him out and he just rode it down like Slim Pickens did in Dr Strangelove.
(You know I’m just kidding, right?)
Its called the tandem tether barrel ( i dont remember the official nomenclature) but thats what it is often referd to. In a mass casualty situation it would be employed for extra medical supplies as well as food and water and other gear. Pj comunity has had this capabilty for the last fifteen years or so.
@@lanehollar9891 do you think they could have launched a collapsible fuel bladder that was full and landed it in the same way? or could you chase down a separated fuel bladder? how do you steer it?
Soldados sin temor
Un paso adelante
USA
안녕하세요! 반갑습니다! 좋습니다!!! GOOD!!! LIKE A FLOWER! WONERFULL!!!
I know it would be a HARD landing but could 1-2 people survive the fall in a vehicle?
Yay, they are doing PubG Airdrops too!!
We are concerned that the Air Force may be replicating the experience for which PUBG is known
Looks fun to always skydive
Schönes Video!
Got to be a thrill... dumping trucks out the back of an aircraft!
Now leaving 32 aircrafts in afgan .. destroying them ..
Childes play to give the the toyes. And breaking them .. as you know they are young to tease you
Fabulous!!❤️❤️❤️
Pretty sure that broke the highest/longest jump in Polaris record
正能量平台，优秀作品，支持
우와~~~~~ 남자 와 여성군은 역시 us 멋져요!!
I'd love to learn to do that
still can buddy
How I want UPS to deliver my stuff
the man's face at 2:43: oh shittt! here we go again!!!
Great video and those guys have a great mission.
Just curious, why would they do tandem jump?
They might if the person is needed and can't jump on their own. For example, if they needed a dermatologist for something...
Why not?
@@gbsailing9436 Why not what?
To get non jump qualified mission esential personell to the ground.
Why the tandem jumps ? Were those newbies ?
OK, I gotta know. What goes in those orange drums??? CAN we know?
it the supplies from Tennessee and ST Louis
It's called jumping a bundle. It is how they get a lot of gear on target when jumping.
What is inside the red plastic container?
Whoah! 🙀 This people are amazing.
Well done ! ❤️🇺🇸
Next time some Army supply specialist calls us the "Chair force" I will be sure to show them this video....this is some "juan wayne" shit right here!
Up for sale is my 1990 jeep wrangler, well taken care of . If you live out of state it's free shipping.
I belive that is a Polaris MRZR that they dropped. They are heavy and better built polari than my sorry Ranger 570EFI 😄
Nice jump
Didn’t you join to learn? Now what is a combat loading?
A combat loading is the loading of a pack, pallet, aircraft, ship, or any other conveyance to maximize combat readiness at the point of debarkation.
That’s correct now you task is to take this manifest ..load this pallet ..create a perfect combat loading assault mission against an entrenched position-day, desert.. off you go
sounds right to me!
tribute to my Beloved Father
Amazing U S AIR FORCE, nice good.
The beard is priceless!!!!
Dead from the plane with parachutes, and the parachutes help a person to slowly descend from the plane to the ground
Were they PJs or CCT?
Both
Vraiment beau
Oui
Three questions. First, what is that red, round barrel? A cargo container of some type? Second, why are there people in civilian clothes on a drop zone? Third, if this was a sanctioned military drop, why were there civilian vehicles on the drop zone?
They stored the container with the vehicle at the end, and it looked heavy. Perhaps it's the fuel ?
maybe they are devgru or Delta Force
Civilians and Civilian vehicles were most likely range controll hired by the government
God bless you American army
Amerika uyuşturucu, ve ırkçılık nedeniyle çökecek arkadaş.
Why you dumpin' all that stuff in the desert, guys?
God 🙏 s own country.🤠
Looks like fun
HALO jumps are above 30,000ft, anything over 10,000 and they require oxygen, Neither the jump master or crew chief had O2 on, nor did the jumpers.
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Yes and?
You can do halo jumps at a lot lower than 30,000 feet. I would say most halo's 10,000-18,000.
O2 is for any jump above 14500’ AGL
@@swatofficer9513 which is above 10,000 AGL!!
good job
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Im very honored of my daughters boyfriend is a pj where do they learn to be a pj ? Superman school - and slogan: So other may live
I wonder where that recovery crew learned how to field pack a cargo chute? (End of video) Glad I'm not having to sort out that mess.
Whats that big red tube thing?