🎖️Advanced training in the U.S Army prepares soldiers for specific combat operations
🛩️Paratroopers undergo rigorous training, including jumps from 1250 feet
👨🍳Soldiers learn to cook meals for hundreds of hungry soldiers
🏔️Training includes navigating treacherous jungle terrain
🔫Sniper rifle training is also part of advanced training in the U.S Army
What is the purpose of advanced training in the U.S Army?
—The purpose of advanced training is to prepare soldiers for specific combat operations.
What is the height that paratroopers jump from?
—Paratroopers jump from a height of 1250 feet.
What skills do soldiers learn during advanced training?
—Soldiers learn a range of skills, including navigating treacherous terrain, cooking for large groups, and sniper rifle training.
How long is the training at Airborne School?
—Airborne School consists of a three-week course.
What is the objective of Airborne School?
—The objective of Airborne School is to provide the capability to rapidly deploy a battalion-size element to a location within 72 hours.
00:10Advanced training in the U.S Army prepares soldiers for specific combat operations and specialized skills.
01:26Soldiers begin their advanced training by learning to become paratroopers, jumping into combat zones.
02:28Training includes navigating treacherous jungle terrain, using sniper rifles, and cooking for large groups of soldiers.
08:58Airborne School is a three-week course where soldiers learn the skills required for parachute jumps.
12:21Jump week is the final phase of training, where soldiers apply everything they've learned in five jumps from live aircraft.
