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I've Got To Tell You Folks...

Looks like fun to me!
 
Thank you for your service!
 
with my luck, the first or second parachute wouldn't open lol
the guy in the purple (farthest one back) looks like he is jumping a little too soon. gulp. Look at the outer ledge / shelf compared to where he is jumping ouch!
 
Yeah ... I started out in airborne training too, but one day I ask the Sargent Major why we were jumping out of a perfectly good airplane? It wasn't long after I got his answer that they transferred me to non-com school, then to the MP's for dog training and finally to Korea. Go figure. And that was the end to my jumping out of or off of anything. :) My unit went to Nam' to become a part of Air-Cav but I was shipped home to Fort Luis Military Hospital to recoup from mold poisoning (we lived in un-insulated metal huts throughout the winter and everything was constantly wet w/ mold was under the floorboards). I was sent home with a medical/honorable discharge but never received a single penny of disability pay from that day on. Got lost in the shuffle I guess. It happened to a bunch of us during the Viet Nam Ara.
 
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