US Army Paratroopers Fighting Insurgents In Chowkay Valley - Part 1

US Army Paratroopers from 3rd Platoon, Chosen Company, 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd Infantry Regiment, "The Rock", 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, fighting Insurgents in the Chowkay valley, Afghanistan.
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[c64] Paratroopers (1983)

Somewhat better game from Rabbit software compared to the Trooper Truck. I try out some of the fire modes, but didn't see the point to go through all of them. www.lemon64.com
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Paratrooper parachute Hangs up Just as He makes his jump

www.costaricashipping.com www.costaricashipping.org www.costaricashipping.mobi 4x4offroadtesting.blogspot.com Amazing video of airborne paratrooper hanging out of airplane as he jumps out. He hangs in the abyss and must horrified by it. They add another parachute and cut the line, His arm appears to be broken but lands safe. Near death experience for this lucky soldier. Visit My Blog 4x4offroadtesting.blogspot.com
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Paratrooper 82nd Airborne Division

1st person perspective (mine) of a jump from a C-130 onto Holland Drop Zone, Fort Bragg, NC. Taken with a CVS Pharmacy "disposable" camcorder. And yes, the modified D-rings were digging into my sides along with the leg straps digging into my...we you know...hence the heavy breathing!
Fallschirmjager lied (German paratrooper song)

Various video clips of fallschirmjager set to Rot Scheint die Sonne. My first video, feedback and insults are welcome. Clips are from Norway, Belgium, Crete and later Italy and France. Sorry there is not more combat footage but I tried very hard to only use fallschirmjager in the video, and rarely where they dropped into battle with camera men
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German Paratrooper Gravity Knife

Quick review of the German Paratrooper Gravity Knife. A one hand opening knife designed to aid paratroopers in getting out of tangled lines Knife Buyers Guide knifebuyersguide.com A video gear review from Gear-Reviews.net http See our gear review blog gearreviews.wordpress.com See us on Facebook www.facebook.com Gear-Reviews on Twitter: twitter.com
The Rabbi and the Paratroopers

A wonderful, heartwarming story about Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman, from Migdal HaEmek, and paratroopers from the IDF's Brigade 85 during the Second Lebanon War. Find out more about Rabbi Grossman at www.migdalohr.org If you like what Rabbi Grossman is doing and would like to assist in his amazing work, go to www.migdalohr.org Video by Moshe Buzaglo, avivpro.co.il, English subtitles by Yosef Kaner.
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FHM trains with the paratroopers

FHM learns the meaning of pain while trying to keep up with Britain's toughest men.
Paratroopers Brigade

idfspokesperson.com The Paratroopers Brigade forms a major part of the Israel Defense Forces' Infantry Corps, and has carried out special-forces-style missions since the 1950s. Nowadays, it is mainly involved in counter-terror operations. The Paratroopers' reservists are among the mostly highly trained in the IDF.
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Paratroop Drops

The Whitley was designed in response to Specification B3/34 issued in July 1934 and within two years the first Whitley had made its maiden flight and the first orders for the new aeroplane (160) had been placed. Although far more capable than the aircraft it replaced (such as the Fairey Hendon and Heyford biplanes), the Whitley was hardly a modern looking aircraft with a slab-sided fuselage and prominent, jutting chin and a very distinctive nose-down flying attitude. It was however, capable of carrying a very impressive bombload of 7000lb. The Whitley was retired from all front line service in late 1942 but it continued to operate as a transport for troops and freight, as well as for paratroop training and towing gliders. The first paratroop training course at Ringway was in July 1940 with dummy drops over Ringway and Tatton Park. The first live drops were on 13th July 1940 when RAF instructors made eight test jumps from a Whitley. Two were pull-offs from a small open platform that had been fitted in place of the rear gun turret. The other six drops were from an aperture in the fuselage floor. The pull-off method required the parachutist to face into the aircraft's slipstream and then release the parachute which immediately tore him from the aircraft. The slipstream caused somersaulting and occasionally the feared `candle' when the parachute failed to open properly. Pull-offs were soon abandoned, and jumping through the 'Whitley Hole' became the norm, but even this method <b>...</b>
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Declassified OSS Film of WWII Decoy Paratrooper 1943

Rare declassified film clip from WWII, produced in May, 1943, by the OSS (Office of Strategic Services - the intelligence organization that preceded the CIA.) This film clip shows an early version of a US Decoy Paratrooper, sometimes nicknamed "Oscar", being tested by the Navy Beach Jumper Unit - a specialized unit in charge of several deception projects during WWII. This Decoy Paratrooper Dummy (paradummy) was only 18" tall and was made of cast metal. It was meant to be used as a deception device to mislead the enemy into believing an Airborne Attack was occurring in one location, when in fact the real attack would be occurring elsewhere. The military hoped that it's small size would appear life sized when seen from a distance while airborne. However, these 18" paradummies were never used during the war because during testing it was decided that they appeared too small and rigid while airborne to look life-like in a combat environment. As a result, the paradummy was soon redesigned and a much larger version was developed (a four foot tall model that was made of a rubberized inflatable material.) This larger version, called the PD Pack, was eventually used in Southern France during Operation Anvil-Dragoon, in 1944 and again later in the Philippines. A third type of paradummy was also developed for use in WWII. It became the most famous of them all when it was used on D-Day, June 6th, 1944. It is believed these paradummies were manufactured in the UK by the Littlewoods <b>...</b>
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Normandy: Waffen-SS and Paratroopers fighting in Saint-Lo

Combat in the hedgerows near Saint-Lo, German tanks, infantry, paratroopers, and mortars, the SS Division Goetz von Berlichingen attacks, knocked-out Allied tanks and anti-tanks guns, intact Allied armament is left behind. Combat footage. German Wartime Newsreel (Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr.721, 28 Jun 1944). TRANSLATION: A commander of a reconnaissance party briefs his men before the mission. Attached to both of his upper arms are signal bullets. After a heavy tank battle in the combat sector around Saint-Lo, where the enemy had temporarily won up to 10 kilometres of terrain it was finally thrown back on its starting position sustaining heavy casualties. In the terrain with low visibility an exhausting kind of bush war has developed The special importance of the infantrymen in reconnaissance missions in this terrain is evident. Paratroopers are advancing with close-combat anti-tank weapons. The enemy opens fire. Dig in! A mortar is returning fire. In the twilight of the dense deciduous forest paratroopers and infantrymen of the SS Division Goetz von Berlichingen are awaiting the order to attack. A StuG tank is advancing. Covered by StuG tanks paratroopers and SS infantrymen are attacking. In the area around Saint-Lo destroyed and burning Sherman tanks. Congested in a small area enemy tanks were apprehended and smashed. Destroyed anti-tank gun. On the highway to Saint-Lo. Captured weapons and debris close together in wild chaos. The enemy withdrew so fast under the <b>...</b>
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US Army Paratroopers Call In A-10 Gun Run In Korengal Valley

US Army Paratroopers from 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd Infantry Regiment, "The Rock", 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, call in an A-10 Warthog to engage Insurgent position with 30mm gatling gun in Korengal valley, Afghanistan.
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Mini Paratrooper Knife Review

Taken from the original design produced for WW2 German Paratroopers...The unique foldaway system encloses the blade in the handle and by lifting the latch and pulling the handle apart the blade is released. Close Length 5, Blade length 3-1/4, Blade thickness 1/8, 420 stainless steel Blade and handle. Link - www.battleorders.co.uk A pantographic knife, is a folding knife whose blade is opened by a unique scissors method. The blade has a slightly longer tang than a folding knife heel. The handle is symmetrically segmented and articulated to fold away on both sides to grip the longer tang. The manner is similar to a balisong knife (also called a butterfly knife in western countries) - with which it is often confused. Unlike the balisong knife handles that swing freely and independently, the pantographic knife uses a pantograph linkage to keep the handles aligned during opening and closing. The pantographic knife is very strong when compared to most other folding knife designs, being joined at several points and along several planes - this increases the force required to break the blade away from the handle. By enclosing the blade on both sides, double edged blades can be used. This knife is also known as a paratrooper knife, although it was never issued as such. The mechanism includes a collar that travels up the blade. This looks similar to an OTF gravity knife used by German paratroopers. History - Examples of pantographic knives with patent markings DRGM ( Deutsches Reich <b>...</b>
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The US Paratroopers of World War 2

I was bored so I made a tribute to the famous US Paratroopers of World War 2. The US paratroopers are probably the most popular unit when it comes to ww2. The most picked unit for WW2 reenacting. There are now about a hundred people on YouTube who reenact and collect 101st airborne. All over the world. Most 101st reenactors are from England and also many in the USA. The 82nd is also highly picked for reenacting too. The very first US combat jumps took place in North Africa during Operation Torch. The 509th Parachute infantry batalion was the first airborne unit to have a combat jump. I believe there was a drop to take an airfield and the other at a place called El Djem or Rommels railroad. The El Djem drop is unknown to most people. It was considered a suicide mission. 32 engineers of the 509th PIB descended from the 3 c-47s. Most were scattered and ended up using Guriella warfare tactics on the Germans for 2 weeks. Only 7 survived i think. The next para drops took place in Sicily and Italy. The 82nd airborne 505th and 504th pir took place in Operation Husky and Avalanche. After that was D-day when the 101st joined the 82nd airborne and dropped behind the invasion beaches in france. Not to long after paratroopers dropped into Southern France part of Operation Dragoo,. Later that year British General Montgomery came up with a plan called Operation Market Garden. It was a disaster and failed.35000 paratroopers dropped into occupied Holland to capture several bridges leading <b>...</b>
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776 hill - the Feat of Pskovs VDV (paratroopers)

3 days battle between 90 paratrooper (6th company of 104th regiment of 76th VDV divicion, Pskov) and over 2 000 rebels at line Ulus-Kert - Semeltauzen (776 hill). Result:paratroopers lost 84 dead,370-700 rebels were killed(most their bodies were taken away, but some 370 remained).RTR report, Mar 2000
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Paratroopers song

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Pierre Leemans - Belgian Paratroopers March

Pierre Leemans, Dutch: Pieter Leemans, (1897 - 1980) was a Belgian musician and composer. The Cleveland Symphonic Winds conducted by Frederick Fennell Born in Schaarbeek, Belgium on May 31, 1897, Leemans studied piano, harmony, orchestration, and composition at the Brussels Royal Conservatory of Music. He began his teaching career in 1917 at the Etterbeek Music Academy. At 22, he served his year of military duty and returned to teach music at Etterbeek until 1932, as conductor program director for the Belgian broadcasting company, NIR In 1934, he won the composition contest for the official march of the 1935 Brussels World Exposition. He founded the Schaarbeek High School Choir in 1940 and won a composition contest for one hit wonder songs three years later. From entries by 109 anonymous composers, works by Leemans were selected for first and second prize for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. Leemans died on January 10, 1980. One of his best known pieces is Marche des Parachutistes Belges (March of the Belgian Paratroopers). While he was serving his year of military duty at the end of World War I, Leemans' regimental commander asked him to compose a march; it was begun, but never finished. Near the end of World War II, he was having dinner with a group of paratroopers and was again asked to compose a march. As the group commander drove him home that night, the march theme came back to his mind, and he wrote out all of the parts for the official March of the Belgian <b>...</b>
Paratroopers Jump from a C-130 during JOAX

Video of 82nd Airborne Paratroopers participating in the Joint Operational Access Exercise jumping from a C-130 at Pope Army Airfield, Fort Bragg, NC Video by Senior Airman Giovanna C. LaMaestra. Take a look at the over 3000+ other videos. Find us on FaceBook at "military videos" and Twitter at "3rdID8487".
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US Army Paratroopers Return Fire From Outpost In Chowkay Valley - Part 1

US Army Paratroopers from Chosen Company, 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd Infantry Regiment, "The Rock", 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, return fire on Insurgents attacking their outpost in the Chowkay Valley, Afghanistan.
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Paratroopers - Part 1

A look at how a world class parachute regiment operate and train.
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Blood on the Risers (A Tribute to Paratroopers)

I made this movie as a tribute to our paratroopers. I tried my best to tie in the lines of the verses with the pics but there where just some spots where I couldnt find the right pics. I used pics from WWII to today. Song: Blood on The Risers, sung by the 82nd Airborne Chours. Lyrics: He was just a rookie trooper and he surely shook with fright as he checked all his equipment and made sure his pack was tight He had to sit and listen to the awful engines roar, And he ain't gonna jump no more. CHORUS: Gory, Gory, What a helluva way to die Gory, Gory, What a helluva way to die Gory, Gory, What a helluva way to die He aint gonna jump no more. "Is everybody happy?" cried the Sergeant, looking up. Our hero feebly answered "yes," and then they stood him up. He jumped into the icy blast, his static line unhooked. He aint gonna jump no more. CHORUS He counted long, he counted loud, he waited for the shock; He felt the wind, he felt the cold, he felt the awful drop; The silk from his reserves spilled out and wrapped around his legs. He aint gonna jump no more. CHORUS The risers wrapped around his neck, connectors cracked his dome; Suspension lines where tied in knots, around his skinny bones; The canopy became his shroud, he hurtled to the ground. He aint gonna jump no more. CHORUS The days hed lived and loved and laughed kept running through his mind; He thought about the girl back home, the one hed left behind; He thought about the medicals and wondered what theyed find. He aint <b>...</b>
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US Army Paratroopers Defend Outpost In Chowkay Valley

US Army Paratroopers from Chosen Company, 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd Infantry Regiment, "The Rock", 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, defend their outpost in Chowkay valley, Afghanistan.
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Minecraft 1.8 PARATROOPER DROP Clay Soldiers Skydive Battle! Subs Arena #56!

NB: Diamonds are now BANNED!GameChap and Bertie are on a Fan-Made Map - the Paratroop Drop Ship / Troop Transport - for another thrilling Clay Soldiers war; a Sub Match between four mighty armies! Which one shall emerge victorious? NEW BATTLE FORT RULES Instructions: Make an army based on the below rules. Armies shall ONLY be chosen from the comments section, so to have a chance at entering battle, enter your team there! Tally ho! 1) Each army has 64 soldiers. 2) All soldiers are automatically given a stick and piece of armour. 3) Each army can have one King, but this is optional. 4) Upgrades cost points. You have up to 64 points to spend on upgrades. The costs are: -) Flint: 16 pts. (max 1) -) Cloth: 16 pts. (max 1) -) Horse: 4 pts. each -) Pegasus: 4 pts. each -) Gold Ingot: 0 pts. -) Glass: 4 pts. (max 1) -) Gunpowder: 4 pts. (max 1) -) Porkchop: 4 pts. each -) Clay: 4 pts. each -) Diamond: BANNED -) Iron Ingot: 2 pts. each -) Gravel Block: 4 pts. each -) Slime: 1 pt. each -) Redstone: 4 pts. each -) Sugar: 1 pt. each -) Feather: 1 pt. per 16 feathers (max 64) -) Glowstone: 0 pts. each -) Ender Pearl: BANNED 5) Item Descriptions -) Flint: Your soldiers craft sharper sticks for increased melee damage. -) Cloth: Allows your men to use wool padding, giving them better armor. -) Horse: A trusty steed who grants increased speed and armor to his rider. -) Pegasus: A special mount who offers slightly reduced speed, but increased armor and the ability to fly! -) Gold Ingot <b>...</b>
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10 Briged Paratrooper (10 PARA) - Elite Airborne Infantry, Malaysian Rapid Deployment Force

Tribute to 10 Briged Paratrooper (10 PARA) - Elite Airborne Infantry, Malaysian Rapid Deployment Force
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Airborne Paratrooper Weekend Training (National Guard) !!KICK ASS!!

WhatDid You Do Last Weekend? If you were a member of the California Army National Guard you'd have been doing some high speed training just like these soldiers! Most soldiers serve only 1 weekend per month and 2 weeks during the summer while pursuing higher education or continuing in their civilian careers. The California Army National Guard allows you to train with the latest state of the art equipment and still make it home in time for dinner! For more information or to join the California Army National Guard contact Staff Sergeant Brito at 562.900.0575 or visit www.iguardcalifornia.com For TIPS TO SURVIVE BASIC TRAINING visit http The California Army National Guard offers on the job training in over 160 different careers fields. We pay you to train. Careers range from Cook to Cannon Crewmember. Military Police to Mechanic. Public Affairs to Postal Clerk and everything in between! The first step to joining is to call me to see if you meet the minimum qualifications. After that the rest is simple: 1. Take the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) Test 2. Choose a job among our over 160 careers. 3. Take a head to toe physical at the MEPS station (Military Entrance Proc. Station) 4. Swear in. 5. Ship to Basic Training sometime within the next year. 6. Take advantage of all the benefits the military has to offer like, VA home loan, College Tuition Assistance, Medical / Dental insurance for you and your family, Job training amd much much more! Call me, Staff <b>...</b>
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Bad Paratrooper Exits

Some airborne troops flapping in the breeze after bad exits
Congo Crisis, Belgian Paratroopers Withdrawn 1960/8/4

1) Belgian paratroops withdrawn from Congo arrive at Belgium airport, march in parade 2) New Jersey - new antenna receivers will bounce message off moon back to earth - dish at Owndown NJ receives signal from California sent to moon - audio of telephone call made from Bell Labs, with 5-second delay (partial newsreel)
US Army Paratroopers Fight Off Insurgent Attack In Pech River Valley

US Army Paratroopers from 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd Infantry Regiment, "The Rock", 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, defend their outpost from Insurgent attack in Pech river valley, Afghanistan.
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US Army Paratroopers Battle Insurgents From Bella Outpost In Afghanistan

US Army Paratroopers from 2nd Platoon, Chosen Company, 2nd Battalion (Airborne), 503rd Infantry Regiment, "The Rock", 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, fighting Insurgents from Bella outpost in Nurestan, Afghanistan.
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