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D-Day
Paratrooper
WWII World War Two
Posted 6 y ago
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Imagine being able to say that.
LTC Stephen F. COL Mikel J. Burroughs SP5 Mark Kuzinski TSgt Joe C. SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi Maj Robert Thornton Brig Gen Jim Jaeger Col Robert Wallace Col Joseph Lenertz
LTC Stephen F. COL Mikel J. Burroughs SP5 Mark Kuzinski TSgt Joe C. SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi Maj Robert Thornton Brig Gen Jim Jaeger Col Robert Wallace Col Joseph Lenertz
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Used a 'chute twice in my life - once to save my ass, the other as a "family sky-dive" event, To paraphrase PO1 William "Chip" Nagel's comment - I was also taught never to leave a perfectly good flying aircraft. My daughter & son tricked me into going up with them (they're skydivers) on my 60th birthday. Leaving a good flying aircraft on my own was definitely a new experience, but because the event was video taped, it is one that I will cherish being with my children. I salute & say "Well done" to all paratroopers who do it for a living, especially during combat.
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SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
My cousin had over 300 jumps and as a Pilot took people up for jumps as well. I never had any intention of following His example. Your a braver man than Me going up and jumping out on Your own, I have no intention of ever doing that.
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Never Saw the Appeal of Jumping Out of a Perfectly Good Working Aircraft.
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Brig Gen Jim Jaeger
My first four jumps were from a C-119 Flying Box Car......it was NOT a "perfectly good airplane"!
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