Videos tagged with Fort Campbell

This video features a Green Beret reacting to old VHS footage of Military Freefall, also known as HALO (High Altitude Low Opening) jumps. The footage includes his time at HALO school and a combat equipment jump performed by his A-team during an air show at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The creator's son, Nickolas, discovered the tapes and thought the audience would enjoy them. The video acknowledges the poor quality of the original VHS tapes but highlights the significant advancements in video technology since then. The creator also expresses appreciation for his son's content ideas and mentions seeing his son as a baby after landing.

The ATS Tactical Gear war belt is available for purchase, but the complete package with all pouches is delayed due to waiting on pre-formed Kydex inserts. The belt itself costs $145 and comes with AR and pistol pouches, a tourniquet/flashbang pouch, and a drop piece for a Safariland holster. The speaker prefers AK magazine pouches for their versatility with both AK and 5.56 magazines.

This video compares the US Army's 82nd Airborne and 101st Airborne divisions, highlighting their distinct roles, histories, and training. The 82nd is the Army's most mobile strategic division, deploying via parachute, while the 101st is the sole air assault division, utilizing helicopters for insertion. Both units have rich histories dating back to WWI, with significant roles in major conflicts.

This guide outlines the rigorous progression through the U.S. Army Air Assault School, as detailed by Nikko Ortiz. The course emphasizes extreme discipline, attention to detail, and peak physical conditioning across multiple phases, including combat assault, sling load operations, and rappelling, culminating in a demanding ruck march. Instruction is provided by a veteran with personal experience in the course, offering credible context.

This video details the US Army's adoption of the SIG Sauer M17 as its newest sidearm, with the 101st Airborne Division being the first to field the weapon. Troops reported improved accuracy, tighter dispersion, and greater control with the M17 after initial firing at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.

This review of the Tactical Edge Warfighter 5.56 AR-15 by Hickok45 highlights its robust construction, veteran-owned origins, and practical features. The rifle boasts a DLC-coated BCG, Geissele trigger, MFT stock, and Lantac Dragon muzzle brake. Range tests and heat dissipation measurements demonstrate its performance and durability, making it a battle-ready platform. Hickok45, an established firearms reviewer, provides an authoritative assessment of its build quality and functionality.

Hickok45 clarifies his background, stating he has no military service but served 10 years as a reserve deputy. He highlights his competitive shooting experience, including IPSC matches against military personnel at Fort Campbell. He emphasizes that military or law enforcement experience is not a prerequisite for being a proficient shooter.