I have an incident! One guy took up a letter to be mailed out and wrote the address across the envelope in one single line (remember this Pvt is old enough to be in the military, and atleast have a GED, right) Drill was so stunned that he quietly took the guy aside and taught him how to properly write addresses!
@@MorbidKat Props for the Drill, sometimes a person may do improper job simply from sheer ignorance. It's the teachers' job to teach, and good for him.
@@MorbidKat THAT is what an NCO is supposed to do. My DS did something similar for some of us in basic. We had zero clue how to iron our uniforms. He pulled us aside and in sort of a fatherly way taught us all we needed to know on how to iron. He took the time to answer our questions and wasn't condescending in any sort of way. The funny part of the whole thing, those of us that were pulled aside to learn did not have a father and/or mother at home growing up. Which go's to show how important having parental figures is. From that moment on I wanted to be like DS Westdorp when I made SSG and I like to think I was.
I think that's why I still remember this happening. We'd just finished shark week, we're all rightly traumatized and questioning our life choices, but seeing him be human and caring changed things for me.
Jump school was the easiest and the most fun military school I ever attended. It was a rush each time I stepped out the door, or off the ramp, but NOTHING beats that very FIRST jump. I miss it everyday and watching this just makes me jealous. Wish I could join you fine fellas!
@@autumnhannah2368 I don’t understand how y’all do that.. I wanna go skydiving but way to afraid of the chute not opening. I read a girl who graduated high school did it for graduation with a expert instructor and the chute didn’t open.
@@braybray9493 I've only seen one guy who didn't have his main open, in fact his parachute and ruck stayed on the static line, but he had his reserve and landed. He only suffered a broken pelvis I think, but he's OK and everyone in battalion thought he was a bad ass for it. Like the cadence says "If my main don't open wide, I've got my reserve at my side. And if that one should fail me too, look out below, I'm coming through."
@@Magic_Toaster Yeah my dad used to always say that haha. I don’t currently have plans of military but i do wanna skydive. Shits just hella scary for me.. definitely gonna do it tho bfore i go
Stupid planes always broke down. Once we had an engine smoking and the bail out alarm went off while we were walking off the ramp after landing because of it lol.
Until you remember the fun part was a couple minutes of a day of mostly waiting around from before sunrise to after sunset and sometimes you end up on chute shakedown detail all night.
OK Rich you are now +1 in my book. I was a paratrooper with the 82nd from 91-97, if you are not afraid of jumping from an airplane you are probably insane. However, jumping out of that little Cessna is nothing like jumping with combat equipment in the middle of the night out of a C-141 or C-130 at 800 feet, but I respect the fact that you had the balls to do this! Airborne All The Way! 4 more jumps and maybe I will send you some honorary airborne wings... Take care brother
This is just training for when AC, lead investigative reporter for the DNN (Donut News Network) has to perform a tactical insertion to get the scoop on some breaking news!
I was thinking the same thing. Donut and several others have been spotted in Florida on Wild Boar hunts as part of their survival training courses, so makes perfect sense to me.
I'm just wondering how much alcohol was consumed between day 1 and day 2 and therefore how much info from day one was lost. You get that crowd together I can only imagine. I saw a chute open at the end so that's all I really care about.
He was just a rookie trooper And he surely shook with fright He checked off his equipment And made sure is pack was tight He had to sit and listen to those awful engines roar HE AINT GONNA JUMP NO MORE
As a former Parachute Rigger in the Army, I’m totally looking forward to Episode 2 where the Rigger gets called over by the Jumpmaster and says... “What the holy hell is that?... Whatever’s...it’ll be fine...” lol 😆😆
@Cobra Kai lol...either stuffing in suspension lines or replacing retainer bands...but pulling out that big bar of aluminum with tape wrapped around one end (Packing Paddle)...that scared people the most. I ALWAYS made sure to give a few more..🤔...”aggressive” tugs on that parachute than was necessary...😆😆
@Cobra Kai I’m sure there was something in the 670-1, but none that I can recall that we’re “the official way to adorn and wear it” other than placement of the Rigger Wings and Rank. And yes, no logo/ brand on the exterior of the hat. Usually the chain of command dictated style (mesh or fitted) and whether you were to wear subdued/“StayBright”/ or sew on on rank and wings. Most of the time though it was the StayBright for rank and wings. Personally, I think it was just so all those in “Leg Land” thought you were an officer at first glance and would salute you. Had that happen many a times...lol. Ain’t nothing like being saluted by an E-6/E-7 and your just a PFC. they saw the wings and thought “Full Bird Colonel”. ...either that or they would ask why we were wearing that headgear in uniform. Which we promptly told them we were part of the All Army Baseball Team...lol.
I jumped with a lot of chutes packed by fictional characters like Mickey Mouse. That little log book opened my eyes to how many riggers are famous cartoon characters.
@@MaynardCrow I’ve seen those log record books too. Funny thing never saw Mickey or Goofy in the pack shed...🤔...those chutes must have been packed by proxy...lol.
My dad was a lag with the 11 aviation pathfinders in Germany with 87 jumps and 3 reserve pulls never been in combat or jump school lol my dad was the only that would wear a wind suit the pathfinders were nuts no shirts and shorts the pathfinders had to keep their status as pathfinders so they formed a parachuteing club my dad sponsored his driver when SHE asked my dad to sponsor her on he second jump she was blown off course and landed in some trees she was 20 feet up in the still hanging and crying because she dropped her knife my dad told her if she quit of that he would come and drag her out and make her jump the pathfinders adopted her as one of their own if her boyfriend beat her up or hurt her they would throw him out of the plane when they cut her out of harness she fell and collapsed the top of cab so they had to explain how a women was jumping out of plane's my dad had to explain how he managed to have 87 jumps under the nose of the base commander because he had jumped under a pathfinders name that died in Vietnam my dad could not be in any pictures parachuters a superstition you dont mess with the jump order and you dont pull your reserve by mistake
C-130 rolling down the strip. Airborne Ranger on a one way trip. Mission undetermined, destination unknown. Don’t even know if were ever coming home. Stand up, hook up, shuffle through the door. Jump right out and count to four. If my main don’t open wide, I’ve got a reserve by my side. And if that one should fail me too, look out ground, I’ma comin’ through.
Donny: *exists* NatGeo narrator: and now the hunt begins. These wild predators smell fear and blood and they are ravenous. The prey doesn't stand a chance as it's separated from the herd.
Airborne, 1989. Best Army school I went to during my 10 years of service. It was such a blast. I'd do it all over again, but they'd have to add tower week back in. I want the full 3 week experience.
Look at you AC coming into the world of the airborne. Paratroopers are proud across the world. Raise your elbows, don't look down at the ground, and don't tense up.
Jump school is/was three weeks mostly to reduce accidents in a mass tac jump. I mean, more than anything you practice the movements for hooking up and jumping out.
Just be glad you guys get to do Static Line jumping for fun and not jumping out of planes for 10yrs. Does a number on your body. Also that looked way more fun than a normal Pre-Jump and execution. Can't wait to see the next part. From a salty 82nd ABN NCO.
Last time I was this Early, the president didn't want to be a president, had wooden teeth and was talking about how citizens should have military grade weapons.
Actually you're wrong... the people asked Washington to be leader for the rest of his life. But he denied and said nobody should ever do that. Thus, elections held every 4 years
@@BuzzinVideography Nope, Elections being held every 4 years was written into the constitution from the beginning. Washington refused to keep going after his 2nd Term ended which paved the way for other presidents to do the same.(Well, most presidents)
Flashback city for me, as it also seems for a lot of others. Think it’s cool that they were all jump rookies cherry bustin time there boys! Remember my first jump, in the mid 80’s. Got well over 500 and even got my mustard stain from Panama! 👍
7:33 you have the rest of your natural Airborne life to pull the reserve back up and throw it into the direction of spin. If it doesn’t deploy punch scratch kick bite anything to get the spring to pop.
I’m not superstitious I had my 1st cigarette roll on my 13th jump Bastogne DZ FTcambell 1972reserve wrapped main ,got it untangled just before I hit Best PLF I ever had! But it gets better I heard a 151 Jeep hauling Ass I got out of the way the riggers ran over my chute almost got me ass run over,
Looked like a solid exit at least. Just a tip for next time, if you pop your chest strap about 10-15 feet off the ground you can get a softer landing. Congrats on popping your cherry, now grab your ruck and rifle and do it again.
I almost got a Popeye once. Guy in front of me threw his static line at the jumpmaster and it was dragging against my arm right after I jumped. Sounded like a fishing reel. I managed to maneuver my arm out before it tightened around it, but it left a good deep burn on my wrist.
@Cobra Kai Yeah, blue falcon rushing out the door and not having situational awareness. I didn't realize the jump master didn't have control of it til I exited. Things happen fast and watching the guy in front of me close enough could have cost me an arm.
@Cobra Kai Yeah. When you got 30 seconds of greenlight to get 32 troops out each door, there is limited time, but it doesn't take a full second to feel the JM grab that static line before you turn and jump. Heard JM going off about that guy later. Probably got the shit smoked out of him when he was tracked down.
Last time I jumped, I weighed around 180lbs. I’m near 250 now and I would fall from the sky like a sack of crap, regardless of parachute. Airborne brothers!
kick@ss. so jealous, I was artillery so airborne wasn't an option for me when I was in either. would love to be able to go back & do this. especially w/my daughter who is a rigger now
@@MaynardCrow you know what, now that you say that, I did remember seeing something about that unit back in the day. But, nonetheless, for me & the track I was on...wasn't happening. Would've loved it
I’m a little disappointed your Black Hat didn’t call a Rigger over so they could quietly mumble to each other but just loud enough that you can hear about how jacked up your rig is.
This brings me much joy. I have zero static jumps left that i could perform since ive had 4 back surgeries, so getting to see yalls first time brings back lots of nostalgic feelings and memories of my first time. Anyways - keep finding the adventure! Yall are awesome!
What a nice bunch of guys. I'd love to do this. Imagine having the pressure of remembering all you have learned and then having to face the fact that you are dropping into hostile territory like the guys in Normandy 1944....whoohoo
My fave so far... the "i have sunscreen and its back at post.. because i am Smart" with the mispelt Becasue. Lmao. Please tell me that was intentional.
did a tandem jump back in 96 with sky dive Key West. one of the best experiences of my life. could see the curvature of the horizon out over the ocean. saw a couple pods of porpoises too.
And think. I still remember my five points of performance from Airborne School in 1989 and jumping with airborne units. Those small planes are easy. Imagine on a stick on a C-130 hook to a anchor line with a row of 10 to 12 jumpers on a stick, jumping left or right door. 10 minutes. Outboard personnel Stand Up. Hook Up. Check Static Lines. Check Equipment. All Ok Jumpmaster. First Jumper stand in the door. Red to Green, GO. now its the airborne shuffle out the door, 4 second count. Look up. Check Body position, Keep a good tight body position. Keep a sharp look out on decent. Lower jumper has the right away. slip away from the wind Prepare to land execute a proper PLF. 200 feet drop equipment bag. LAND. Stow parachutes and get to the AA (Assemnbly AREA) Airborne all the way. HOOAH.
Hooah. Seemed like we always had a full 64 troops on every C-130 jump. Sometimes 16 jumpers on each door if there was two passes, but usually all 32 guys got shuffled out the door in one pass. This was a problem on the smallest drop zone on base, which only had 30 seconds of greenlight. Did not want to be the last 2 or 3 guys out the door.
@@MaynardCrow Must be a payhurt jump. Ignore the anemometer. NO SIR DZSO its under 13 knots. LOL. Cant have the birds doing flyovers. AF would always cry about fuel. SKY full of jumpers and someone stealing someone's air
@@MaynardCrow Riser Burn, LOL. But the hardest part was passing JMPI in JM School. everything else was easy since I already went to Airborne, Air Assault and Pathfinder school. 3 JMPI inspections on three jumpers in 5 mins. Can't miss any majors or more than 2 minors.
@@MaynardCrow Always happens on a Mass tac. Both doors. Getting people cut down from the trees is the worst. T 10 chutes were the worst. Slip riser because there are no toggles like the dash 1 B or dash 1 C. I never jump the SF10A but I heard they are way easier on landings. I don't care which DZ on bragg they all hurt. Normandy, Sicily. Bastogne. it didn't matter.
ALL I kept thinking about was "Currahee": "Stand up. Check equipment. Sound off." "Ten okay!" "Nine okay!" "Eight okay!" "Seven okay!" "Six okay!" "Five okay!" "Four okay!" (et al) I don't apologize for my "Band of Brothers" addiction.
This was far more entertaining to watch you and Donny bust your cherries than it should have been. Congrats for being at least one step above being a damn leg.
@@MrBear10mm Tango Bravo And now for a really stupidly question. On ACs TH-cam channel, it does not show a Patreon button. Is it on his Instagram? (Just asking for a knucklehead Army MP)
Knees in the breeze.. Miss those days. Check your packing log by the riser and make sure Mickey Mouse didn’t pack it. 😂🤣. Feet, knees and face. 3 weeks training in 2 days. DS Hy you are a badass.
AC You were right in episode 2 a rotary wing jump is much more fun then fixed wing the uh1 is still a platform I need to jump now that you are airborne *cough cough* you need to come join the actual airborne side of CA 416th in San Diego needs people
138 static line jumps. No chance I will ever do so again. The version of me who did that was somebody else, completely different person. Happy for these guys tho. Lol. Btw, if you don’t push up and out on that Cessna, ouch, haha.
That's the best way to do it really it's not exactly a natural thing to be jumping from a perfectly functional airplane I'd have to bite the bullet and just close my eyes and let her rip and aim for something squishy or bouncy anything that wouldn't make you go splat or make u nice shade of reddish brown on the side of building my luck would have it so i fell towards a wind turbine or get hung up on power lines ...
Angry is now going to try to convince his police department why they need a Airborne or Air Assault division. Also seeing a drill looking like he's back in basic with his turtle shell and 100mph name tape is funny as shit to me for some reason, all he's missing is a pistol belt and canteen
I would say the worst thing is , not your parachute not deploying and you hitting the ground and dying. It's your parachute not deploying and you hit the ground and living.
@Joshua Simkins Shit. Got tangled once when an idiot pulled a diagonal slip into me from behind once. Tense shit, but got untangled in time to pull a quick slip and hit the ground like a sack of potatoes. Managed a rough PLF, but that was a hard landing.
This reminds me of my jump in Scotland - 8 hours of ground school with a former British Para and then up to 2,000 feet in a single engine Cessna. Only we didn't jump from the aircraft, but rather climbed out and held onto the wing strut with both hands with one foot on the step and the other dangling in the breeze. You then looked into the aircraft and the jumpmaster would let you know when to let go of the aircraft. 2,000 feet later, my PLF was crap and the guys on the ground wanted to check my helmet to make sure that I didn't break it. Good times. Good times.
Hey AC have you ever been so amazed by a Private's idiocy you break Drill Sergeant character
I have an incident! One guy took up a letter to be mailed out and wrote the address across the envelope in one single line (remember this Pvt is old enough to be in the military, and atleast have a GED, right) Drill was so stunned that he quietly took the guy aside and taught him how to properly write addresses!
@@MorbidKat Props for the Drill, sometimes a person may do improper job simply from sheer ignorance. It's the teachers' job to teach, and good for him.
@@MorbidKat THAT is what an NCO is supposed to do. My DS did something similar for some of us in basic. We had zero clue how to iron our uniforms. He pulled us aside and in sort of a fatherly way taught us all we needed to know on how to iron. He took the time to answer our questions and wasn't condescending in any sort of way. The funny part of the whole thing, those of us that were pulled aside to learn did not have a father and/or mother at home growing up. Which go's to show how important having parental figures is. From that moment on I wanted to be like DS Westdorp when I made SSG and I like to think I was.
@@joshuanewcombe8454 idk him, but if he’s a guy like that I’m sure he’d tell you not to be like him, but to be better than him
I think that's why I still remember this happening. We'd just finished shark week, we're all rightly traumatized and questioning our life choices, but seeing him be human and caring changed things for me.
Americans when the trees start speaking vietnamese: :/
Privates when the sky starts speaking angry drill sergeant: :Œ
fuqin fax
I think it’s drooling or something
Some say if you hear the sound of an angry drill sergeant in the sky you are already dead
This was really cool man
wait until you see the next one. i thread the needle
@@AngryCops Great knowing you're able to continue your hobby of sewing while in the air
@@AngryCops Hey AC, I'm from Palatka, was that y'all jumping from the C-47 today?
@@AngryCops gross🤮
Everyone looks up and says " praise Basement Jesus, it our savior AC Rich Hy to the rescue.." 😁
@TJ Miller do you mean basement 😉🤣
Jump school was the easiest and the most fun military school I ever attended. It was a rush each time I stepped out the door, or off the ramp, but NOTHING beats that very FIRST jump. I miss it everyday and watching this just makes me jealous. Wish I could join you fine fellas!
Dude I feel exactly the same way. 72 jumps and I still want it. I'm jealous too. Airborne all the way brother!
@@autumnhannah2368 I don’t understand how y’all do that.. I wanna go skydiving but way to afraid of the chute not opening. I read a girl who graduated high school did it for graduation with a expert instructor and the chute didn’t open.
you can. look up the RCPT website in the description.
@@braybray9493 I've only seen one guy who didn't have his main open, in fact his parachute and ruck stayed on the static line, but he had his reserve and landed. He only suffered a broken pelvis I think, but he's OK and everyone in battalion thought he was a bad ass for it. Like the cadence says "If my main don't open wide, I've got my reserve at my side. And if that one should fail me too, look out below, I'm coming through."
@@Magic_Toaster Yeah my dad used to always say that haha. I don’t currently have plans of military but i do wanna skydive. Shits just hella scary for me.. definitely gonna do it tho bfore i go
Scared Boot looking up -Holy crap, they are dropping DRILLS on us!!
Congrats on you no longer being a Leg Papa Drill.
Donny is definitely a officer after hearing how he talks
82nd vet here, good to see some of my favorite YTubers getting some hang time. Can't wait to see part 2.
Brings back memories of early morning and late nights at Bragg and realizing how much I miss jumping.
Yeah, but I dont miss the landings
Stupid planes always broke down. Once we had an engine smoking and the bail out alarm went off while we were walking off the ramp after landing because of it lol.
Same here.
Same
Until you remember the fun part was a couple minutes of a day of mostly waiting around from before sunrise to after sunset and sometimes you end up on chute shakedown detail all night.
OK Rich you are now +1 in my book. I was a paratrooper with the 82nd from 91-97, if you are not afraid of jumping from an airplane you are probably insane. However, jumping out of that little Cessna is nothing like jumping with combat equipment in the middle of the night out of a C-141 or C-130 at 800 feet, but I respect the fact that you had the balls to do this! Airborne All The Way! 4 more jumps and maybe I will send you some honorary airborne wings... Take care brother
Never jumped from a Cessna, but it kind of reminds me of jumping static line from a Blackhawk. Sit in the door and fall out.
This is just training for when AC, lead investigative reporter for the DNN (Donut News Network) has to perform a tactical insertion to get the scoop on some breaking news!
I was thinking the same thing. Donut and several others have been spotted in Florida on Wild Boar hunts as part of their survival training courses, so makes perfect sense to me.
🤣🤣🤣
I absolutely love supporting angry cops on Patreon for the low price of $2 a month and being able to see premium content like this early.
Basement Jesus Approves
@@AngryCops my guy you are terrifying and now you can drop on me from the sky........does your terror have any boundaries
@@AngryCops Glad you made it without bouncing at the end! Much love brother! Looks fun AF
I'm just wondering how much alcohol was consumed between day 1 and day 2 and therefore how much info from day one was lost. You get that crowd together I can only imagine. I saw a chute open at the end so that's all I really care about.
I love how this content is older than the video
@@BassNinja Patreon
Skydiving is a sober sport
@@jackelracer593 Being Airborne IS NOT lol...
@@jackelracer593 the 82nd is the All Alcoholics for a reason
He was just a rookie trooper
And he surely shook with fright
He checked off his equipment
And made sure is pack was tight
He had to sit and listen to those awful engines roar
HE AINT GONNA JUMP NO MORE
blood on dem risers.
Gory, gory, what a hell of a way to die
goooorry, gooorrry what a hellava way to die
He had to sit and listen to the awful engine roar and he ain't gonna jump no more,
Gory gory what a helluva way to die
I see AC circling privates during basic parachute course while falling out of the sky:
"you call this jumping, Private!?"
As a former Parachute Rigger in the Army, I’m totally looking forward to Episode 2 where the Rigger gets called over by the Jumpmaster and says...
“What the holy hell is that?...
Whatever’s...it’ll be fine...” lol 😆😆
@Cobra Kai lol...either stuffing in suspension lines or replacing retainer bands...but pulling out that big bar of aluminum with tape wrapped around one end (Packing Paddle)...that scared people the most.
I ALWAYS made sure to give a few more..🤔...”aggressive” tugs on that parachute than was necessary...😆😆
@Cobra Kai I’m sure there was something in the 670-1, but none that I can recall that we’re “the official way to adorn and wear it” other than placement of the Rigger Wings and Rank. And yes, no logo/ brand on the exterior of the hat.
Usually the chain of command dictated style (mesh or fitted) and whether you were to wear subdued/“StayBright”/ or sew on on rank and wings.
Most of the time though it was the StayBright for rank and wings.
Personally, I think it was just so all those in “Leg Land” thought you were an officer at first glance and would salute you. Had that happen many a times...lol.
Ain’t nothing like being saluted by an E-6/E-7 and your just a PFC. they saw the wings and thought “Full Bird Colonel”.
...either that or they would ask why we were wearing that headgear in uniform. Which we promptly told them we were part of the All Army Baseball Team...lol.
I jumped with a lot of chutes packed by fictional characters like Mickey Mouse. That little log book opened my eyes to how many riggers are famous cartoon characters.
@Cobra Kai As much as there is pride in wearing that maroon beret, it is the most worthless piece of headgear imaginable.
@@MaynardCrow I’ve seen those log record books too. Funny thing never saw Mickey or Goofy in the pack shed...🤔...those chutes must have been packed by proxy...lol.
Imagine being a leg...
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My dad was a lag with the 11 aviation pathfinders in Germany with 87 jumps and 3 reserve pulls never been in combat or jump school lol my dad was the only that would wear a wind suit the pathfinders were nuts no shirts and shorts the pathfinders had to keep their status as pathfinders so they formed a parachuteing club my dad sponsored his driver when SHE asked my dad to sponsor her on he second jump she was blown off course and landed in some trees she was 20 feet up in the still hanging and crying because she dropped her knife my dad told her if she quit of that he would come and drag her out and make her jump the pathfinders adopted her as one of their own if her boyfriend beat her up or hurt her they would throw him out of the plane when they cut her out of harness she fell and collapsed the top of cab so they had to explain how a women was jumping out of plane's my dad had to explain how he managed to have 87 jumps under the nose of the base commander because he had jumped under a pathfinders name that died in Vietnam my dad could not be in any pictures parachuters a superstition you dont mess with the jump order and you dont pull your reserve by mistake
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@@joshuafischer684 heretical, but I’ll allow it
@@tracyfargason3986 punctuation, my dude
@@therealistmccoy6237 All the way!
Nice no gear Hollywood jump With toggle controls. Sounds like a fun day. I miss it
"Gory gory what a helluva way to die!"
With a knee cap in his backside and an elbow in his eye
@@patrickedwards8160 he screamed out in terror "what a helluva way to die"
I don't remember the lyrics thats all I remember
C-130 rolling down the strip.
Airborne Ranger on a one way trip.
Mission undetermined, destination unknown.
Don’t even know if were ever coming home.
Stand up, hook up, shuffle through the door.
Jump right out and count to four.
If my main don’t open wide,
I’ve got a reserve by my side.
And if that one should fail me too,
look out ground, I’ma comin’ through.
Donny: *exists*
NatGeo narrator: and now the hunt begins. These wild predators smell fear and blood and they are ravenous. The prey doesn't stand a chance as it's separated from the herd.
Airborne, 1989. Best Army school I went to during my 10 years of service. It was such a blast. I'd do it all over again, but they'd have to add tower week back in. I want the full 3 week experience.
Hey AC, I just wanted to put it out that I swore in just the other day! I’m proud to join the Army family!
Congratulations! As a proud Marine mom, I say thank you for choosing to serve your country!
Look at you AC coming into the world of the airborne. Paratroopers are proud across the world. Raise your elbows, don't look down at the ground, and don't tense up.
Proof that airborne school shouldve been 2 days long like we all thought when we went through
My theory is that they make things longer as a means of barnifying material for potential slow ones
@@1775Q Hell, seen plenty of dumb shit in garrison. Especially right after returning from deployment when it's been a while.
Jump school is/was three weeks mostly to reduce accidents in a mass tac jump. I mean, more than anything you practice the movements for hooking up and jumping out.
Just be glad you guys get to do Static Line jumping for fun and not jumping out of planes for 10yrs. Does a number on your body. Also that looked way more fun than a normal Pre-Jump and execution. Can't wait to see the next part.
From a salty 82nd ABN NCO.
You shrink an inch like a lot of us? Damn knees and ankles can always predict a storm or a cold snap, so there's that super power.
"To your right, to your right, to your right... Your other right" 😂😂
Always expect a parachute malfunction and be ready for that reserve.
1 thousand, 2 thousand, 3 thousand, 4....*pull that sucker.
in Episode 2 Sgt Hy becomes the person who yells "get off my plane"
It’s been 46 years from my first jump and even though there were many jumps after you will never forget the first.
Poor Donny, dude getting ripped apart. It’s cause he doesn’t have a badass beard isn’t it?
Probably got lost during land nav.
@@BlueProphet7 Along with his sun screen lol
It's because he's an officer....
Yes
Well he is an officer hanging out with a bunch of NCO's. It's almost a requirement that they fuck with him.
Memories from jump school. Awesome.
Angry Cop transformed into Angry Plane Passager here.
More like Angry Lawn Dart.
I have 72 jumps with the 82nd and I still miss it. I wish airborne school was so quick lol
Last time I was this Early, the president didn't want to be a president, had wooden teeth and was talking about how citizens should have military grade weapons.
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Actually you're wrong... the people asked Washington to be leader for the rest of his life. But he denied and said nobody should ever do that. Thus, elections held every 4 years
@@BuzzinVideography
Nope, Elections being held every 4 years was written into the constitution from the beginning. Washington refused to keep going after his 2nd Term ended which paved the way for other presidents to do the same.(Well, most presidents)
FDR was elected to four terms D:
@@bradnewsbear that was when they introduced the 2 term max, man would still be president without it
Flashback city for me, as it also seems for a lot of others.
Think it’s cool that they were all jump rookies cherry bustin time there boys! Remember my first jump, in the mid 80’s. Got well over 500 and even got my mustard stain from Panama! 👍
You are one of a dwindling breed. Not too many mustard stains anymore. Airborne!
@@MaynardCrow thank you. Got mine going into Panama. That was a truly crazy jump.
@@davidhelmuth6654 Gave Noriega hell in Operation Just Cause huh? Airborne!
I have just come to the realisation that Angry Cops is an even bigger badass than I ever imagined. I find that so sexy.
Yea he's fine af lol more than should be allowed
Sexy is right
Ladies, PLEASE! We're NOT supposed to let him know until AFTER he sets up his *"OnlyFans"* acct, LMAO
@@jennifersignsoflife1375 how else would i know I need to set up an onlyfans?
@@AngryCops Fair enough... and YAY, proof of LIFE! Basement Jesus came through (again). 🌹🙏🏼😍 *Thank~You for all you do!*
7:33 you have the rest of your natural Airborne life to pull the reserve back up and throw it into the direction of spin. If it doesn’t deploy punch scratch kick bite anything to get the spring to pop.
I’m not superstitious I had my 1st cigarette roll on my 13th jump Bastogne DZ FTcambell 1972reserve wrapped main ,got it untangled just before I hit Best PLF I ever had! But it gets better I heard a 151 Jeep hauling Ass I got out of the way the riggers ran over my chute almost got me ass run over,
If your reserve doesn't open? Lookout ground I'm coming through....and don't forget the whistling sound so they also get scared and run
If I land face down in a ditch, bury me with case of Schlitz.
If I land face down in the mud, bury me with a bag of bud.
Looked like a solid exit at least. Just a tip for next time, if you pop your chest strap about 10-15 feet off the ground you can get a softer landing. Congrats on popping your cherry, now grab your ruck and rifle and do it again.
From here on, any time the boys get together for Christmas they should put a bottle of 50 sunscreen in Donny's stocking.
Must be nice jumping Hollywood. 69 static line T-10 and 59 skydives. 82nd.
Angry almost seems edited in at times. His comedic breaks are perfectly timed.
Hell Ya!! Airborne all the way! Good times.
When dying is a better alternative than being called a b*** by the guys lolol
hey angry cops i love your channel thanks for everything you have done man you have inspired me in ways you will never know.
Being a towed jumper always scared the shit outta me. Or having a static line tear your arm muscles off....
Fuck yeah
I almost got a Popeye once. Guy in front of me threw his static line at the jumpmaster and it was dragging against my arm right after I jumped. Sounded like a fishing reel. I managed to maneuver my arm out before it tightened around it, but it left a good deep burn on my wrist.
@Cobra Kai Yeah, blue falcon rushing out the door and not having situational awareness. I didn't realize the jump master didn't have control of it til I exited. Things happen fast and watching the guy in front of me close enough could have cost me an arm.
@Cobra Kai Yeah. When you got 30 seconds of greenlight to get 32 troops out each door, there is limited time, but it doesn't take a full second to feel the JM grab that static line before you turn and jump. Heard JM going off about that guy later. Probably got the shit smoked out of him when he was tracked down.
Welcome to the Airborne. Legs.
That's awesome to see all the military TH-camrs together in one video. Let's go, big drill!
Last time I jumped, I weighed around 180lbs. I’m near 250 now and I would fall from the sky like a sack of crap, regardless of parachute. Airborne brothers!
I was so waiting for: "My drill sargeant sense is tingling!. Nyaaaaaaaaa!".
Neko Drill Sergeant
kick@ss. so jealous, I was artillery so airborne wasn't an option for me when I was in either. would love to be able to go back & do this. especially w/my daughter who is a rigger now
There is light towed artillery in the 82nd ABN. They had m119 howitzers.
@@MaynardCrow you know what, now that you say that, I did remember seeing something about that unit back in the day. But, nonetheless, for me & the track I was on...wasn't happening. Would've loved it
We need more episodes of this old crack house
soon. soon
@@AngryCops I'll be praying to to the Almighty Basement Jesus that the episodes comes sooner rather than later Amen!
I’m a little disappointed your Black Hat didn’t call a Rigger over so they could quietly mumble to each other but just loud enough that you can hear about how jacked up your rig is.
Or call a rigger over because your chute is spilling out of the pack and they just shove the silk back in and say you'll be fine.
@@richard8808 ~ “RIGGER, what the fuck is this?”
“Uhh, let’s put some retainer bands on it”
I HATE to be continued....
It's like watching donut do a vlog....
Haha "F" for Donut
This brings me much joy. I have zero static jumps left that i could perform since ive had 4 back surgeries, so getting to see yalls first time brings back lots of nostalgic feelings and memories of my first time. Anyways - keep finding the adventure! Yall are awesome!
hearing him talk like a human and not a pissed off drill sergeant who could kill a bear is werid
Watching you hug all your friends gives me the biggest smile. I hope I get friends one day
I like it that everyone is calling Danny out xD
What a nice bunch of guys. I'd love to do this. Imagine having the pressure of remembering all you have learned and then having to face the fact that you are dropping into hostile territory like the guys in Normandy 1944....whoohoo
My fave so far... the "i have sunscreen and its back at post.. because i am Smart" with the mispelt Becasue. Lmao. Please tell me that was intentional.
Great video and awesome concept, so keen for ep 2!
Never thought I’d say I miss it but I miss it. Only been a couple years since I’ve jumped but damn I wish I could do it again.
go check out the RCPT website in the description and join us.
@@AngryCops I’ll check that out thanks.
OH. NO THE SKY IS NOW SPEAKING DRILL SARGENT RUN
He sees you slacking off so you better prepare
@@Predator20357 shut up don’t alert him I’m enjoying my crayons
I haven’t jumped since the ‘90s but I’d rig up today and get in the breeze!
First time being early to one of your vids, cheers angry man 🇺🇸
I learned to Skydive in Palatka... a long time ago. Nice to see it's still around. Blue Skies!
A.C. sounded like a leg multiple times lol. "What's a PLF?" hahaha
Yeah definitely have an 82nd guy check your stuff and not a 101st guy! Sorry 101st I still love ya and all our memories....LOL!!
It you need to sling load a vehicle though, air assault are your guys.
SMASHED THAT LIKE BUTTON SO HARD, I KNOCKED THE PHONE OUTA MY HAND‼️
Hell Yes!
You have some of the best content on TH-cam
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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY
☆☆☆Brothers!!!☆☆☆
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H-Minus! Airborne all the Way!
Airborne!
20 Jumps later and my knees still snap, my hips crackle and my shoulders pop.
After 10 years or so, the compression of your disks will make you shrink an inch.
You could post the paint getting dry from the Old Crack House and would get me in. Fun and educating as always, NCO!!!
did a tandem jump back in 96 with sky dive Key West.
one of the best experiences of my life.
could see the curvature of the horizon out over the ocean.
saw a couple pods of porpoises too.
Ah the airborne timeline. My guess is you arrived at the pac shed 3 months ago and jumped yesterday?
Most accurate comment thus far.
@@timothydevlin9774 at least as far as Bragg is concerned
Of course they covered this ages ago, are you really that thick?
@@Snibble I have no idea what that means
@@Danny_chew I do,do I need to clarify or are you cool with that?
And think. I still remember my five points of performance from Airborne School in 1989 and jumping with airborne units. Those small planes are easy. Imagine on a stick on a C-130 hook to a anchor line with a row of 10 to 12 jumpers on a stick, jumping left or right door. 10 minutes. Outboard personnel Stand Up. Hook Up. Check Static Lines. Check Equipment. All Ok Jumpmaster. First Jumper stand in the door. Red to Green, GO. now its the airborne shuffle out the door, 4 second count. Look up. Check Body position, Keep a good tight body position. Keep a sharp look out on decent. Lower jumper has the right away. slip away from the wind Prepare to land execute a proper PLF. 200 feet drop equipment bag. LAND. Stow parachutes and get to the AA (Assemnbly AREA) Airborne all the way. HOOAH.
Hooah. Seemed like we always had a full 64 troops on every C-130 jump. Sometimes 16 jumpers on each door if there was two passes, but usually all 32 guys got shuffled out the door in one pass. This was a problem on the smallest drop zone on base, which only had 30 seconds of greenlight. Did not want to be the last 2 or 3 guys out the door.
@@MaynardCrow Must be a payhurt jump. Ignore the anemometer. NO SIR DZSO its under 13 knots. LOL. Cant have the birds doing flyovers. AF would always cry about fuel. SKY full of jumpers and someone stealing someone's air
@@MaynardCrow Riser Burn, LOL. But the hardest part was passing JMPI in JM School. everything else was easy since I already went to Airborne, Air Assault and Pathfinder school. 3 JMPI inspections on three jumpers in 5 mins. Can't miss any majors or more than 2 minors.
@@marksmusicplace3627 There was a shitload of mid-air entanglements between jumpers, hard landings and troops stuck in trees.
@@MaynardCrow Always happens on a Mass tac. Both doors. Getting people cut down from the trees is the worst. T 10 chutes were the worst. Slip riser because there are no toggles like the dash 1 B or dash 1 C. I never jump the SF10A but I heard they are way easier on landings. I don't care which DZ on bragg they all hurt. Normandy, Sicily. Bastogne. it didn't matter.
Just a little sky leap... 🥲🇺🇲🏁
"If my reserve should fail me too, lookout ground I'm coming through"
ALL I kept thinking about was "Currahee":
"Stand up. Check equipment. Sound off."
"Ten okay!"
"Nine okay!"
"Eight okay!"
"Seven okay!"
"Six okay!"
"Five okay!"
"Four okay!" (et al)
I don't apologize for my "Band of Brothers" addiction.
Band of Brothers is the best thing I’ve ever seen on tv
This was far more entertaining to watch you and Donny bust your cherries than it should have been. Congrats for being at least one step above being a damn leg.
I saw the gryffindor shirt and my mind went to is he gonna jump off the plane with a broom between his legs
anyone else think that?
I literally thought it said Gayffinder when I watched it. Had to rewatch lol.
I was scared before/after every jump I made. We were always told that you only need to worry when your not scared. Glad you got to do this AC.
When it’s 7 seconds old and there are reactions form 10 hours ago
facts
WTF, Over?
@@armynation31B5V5P Patreon, over
@@MrBear10mm Tango Bravo
And now for a really stupidly question. On ACs TH-cam channel, it does not show a Patreon button. Is it on his Instagram?
(Just asking for a knucklehead Army MP)
@@armynation31B5V5P it’s in the description?
The 82nd did.... it’s called blood upon the risers.
Knees in the breeze.. Miss those days. Check your packing log by the riser and make sure Mickey Mouse didn’t pack it. 😂🤣. Feet, knees and face. 3 weeks training in 2 days. DS Hy you are a badass.
It was always fun when the Marines came to Airborne School. Pushing them out the door was fun
Did you have to push them because they'd try to stand in the doorway to lick the window?
Her: he's probably thinking about other women
Me and the boys:
This actually makes me happy to see you all together. Since the Army wouldn't send you you might as well send yourself.
Most people who go to airborne school go right after AIT.
AC You were right in episode 2 a rotary wing jump is much more fun then fixed wing the uh1 is still a platform I need to jump now that you are airborne *cough cough* you need to come join the actual airborne side of CA 416th in San Diego needs people
My mind misses jumping so bad but then my bodies is saying to my brain "are you fucking kidding me"
Always wanted jump wings when I was in the Army, now I'm out and a fat bastard but I would still do it.
Florida skydive capital go for it.
@@spinyheghog I probably would if I was I Florida, is there a weight limit I didn't see Jarred Taylor or Jack Mandeville out there 🤔
@@Delmarvafishing for tandem they have a weight limit for round chute no weight limit
@@spinyheghog I might be batshit crazy enough to do it
138 static line jumps. No chance I will ever do so again. The version of me who did that was somebody else, completely different person. Happy for these guys tho. Lol. Btw, if you don’t push up and out on that Cessna, ouch, haha.
As someone with a massive fear of heights, I can guarantee you, you could never catch me doing this shit by choice.
Same!
Nah, I still can't climb a ladder and I was Airborne for 16 years.
That's the best way to do it really it's not exactly a natural thing to be jumping from a perfectly functional airplane I'd have to bite the bullet and just close my eyes and let her rip and aim for something squishy or bouncy anything that wouldn't make you go splat or make u nice shade of reddish brown on the side of building my luck would have it so i fell towards a wind turbine or get hung up on power lines ...
Angry is now going to try to convince his police department why they need a Airborne or Air Assault division. Also seeing a drill looking like he's back in basic with his turtle shell and 100mph name tape is funny as shit to me for some reason, all he's missing is a pistol belt and canteen
I would say the worst thing is , not your parachute not deploying and you hitting the ground and dying. It's your parachute not deploying and you hit the ground and living.
@Joshua Simkins Shit. Got tangled once when an idiot pulled a diagonal slip into me from behind once. Tense shit, but got untangled in time to pull a quick slip and hit the ground like a sack of potatoes. Managed a rough PLF, but that was a hard landing.
Thank you all for what you've done for our country guys! You deserve every smile you get out there! And those smiles looked very hard to wipe off! XD
Thanks for bringing us along. Great watch!
This brought back so many memories sure wished I was there with you to get my knees in the breeze again AIRBORNE!
This reminds me of my jump in Scotland - 8 hours of ground school with a former British Para and then up to 2,000 feet in a single engine Cessna. Only we didn't jump from the aircraft, but rather climbed out and held onto the wing strut with both hands with one foot on the step and the other dangling in the breeze. You then looked into the aircraft and the jumpmaster would let you know when to let go of the aircraft. 2,000 feet later, my PLF was crap and the guys on the ground wanted to check my helmet to make sure that I didn't break it. Good times. Good times.
Me sitting as a airborne holderover on CQ "ha, dirty nasty legs"