Videos tagged with Jumpmaster

This video documents a remarkable experience of participating in the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion by jumping into Normandy, France, from a WWII C-47 aircraft. The narrator had the unique opportunity to serve as Jumpmaster, with his son as the first jumper, creating a profound bonding moment. The event involved a stick of 10 jumpers from the TR family, who landed safely and were met by their families, with the women dressed in WWII-era attire. The video highlights how this experience was made possible by the Round Canopy Parachuting Team USA, emphasizing their motto, 'More than just a Jump.' The content encourages viewers to consider similar experiences and provides a call to action to support Tactical Rifleman through Patreon.

John 'Shrek' McPhee identifies Army Freefall Instructor School as the most challenging military training he has undergone. The extreme speed of freefall, requiring split-second decisions for student safety, makes it uniquely difficult. This insight comes from a former Tier 1 operator with extensive training experience.

This podcast episode features an interview with Chris Alvarez and Matt McGuire from Green Ops, a veteran-owned firearms and security training company. They discuss the use of LPVOs (Low Power Variable Optics) and the passion behind their instructional work. Chris Alvarez is a decorated US Army veteran with extensive Special Forces experience, while Matt McGuire is a US Marine Corps veteran with a background in martial arts and competitive shooting. The episode also touches on Green Ops' training services offered in various locations and mentions related websites like SOLGW.com and GreenDragonTrading.co.

This video follows a group of civilians, including the Tactical Rifleman team, as they participate in an "Airborne School (for civilians)" course run by the Round Canopy Parachuting Team (RCPT) in Palatka, Florida. The narrator, a former Army jumpmaster, highlights the professionalism and safety of the RCPT's program, which is modeled after the US Army Airborne School. The content emphasizes the fun and educational aspects of the course, with future videos in the series set to cover the RCPT itself and the C-47 aircraft. The description strongly encourages viewers to support the non-profit RCPT organization through their website, rcptusa.org, regardless of their willingness to jump or their background.