It was so much most easy being alive when they were literally coming out in order

I don’t think there’s gonna be a lot of trick or treaters tonight. It’s raining a lot. Flooding and the power has been cutting off

It's warm and sun shining here.

It's 85 degrees.

Smh my head

I just went outside and it's cold and raining

Florida life.

80 is usual fall temp.

At least it's not almost 100 anymore.

Someone link me to the video to Big Iron but it's about the Christ Church clappage

I can link you another video

https://youtu.be/GJ0mO8P37Eg

What the hell

https://youtu.be/V8_RSueTCoA

Okay YouTube broke for a second, I copied the link for for the German song and it brought some D&D shit?

I found out why air Assault is harder.

https://youtu.be/2RlTqFtdlH8

Why brother

The strictness, a single failure on a mechanical check can get you sent out of air assault school.

Yes

It’s book smart harder

But we’re not here for no books

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I also found out, that earning your jump badge, and being jump ready, does not mean you are a paratrooper, you have to be put into the 82nd.

https://soundcloud.com/zira-x-788931815/waffen-ss-choir-grun-ist-unser-fallschirm-remix

i like remix more

82nd baby

You can't simply finish school and immediately go in.

I would love be air borne if I wasn’t such a pussy about heights

That would be an issue, it isn't a debilitating fear, but it would distract me so much.

What’s funny is that my dad said a lot of marines going through jump school were whinny little babies about having to jump. They were really scared

Same

I could do it if need be, but my heart would be pounding out of my chest the entire time

Because if you don't hand off correctly when bailing out, you could rip the guy behind you's arm off, and if you don't do it right, you could land on top of another man's parachute, ensuring both of your deaths.

Yeah

At the same time though, many people in ww2, even the toughest would say they’d go on “walks” before a jump but really they were shitting their brains out some where

5 successful jumps are required to get your badge, and then you have to do one jump a month to stay jump qualified.

Ye

But a lot of soldiers in WW2 didnt even do their 5 jumps before going in

One colonel, can’t remember his name did his 5th jump into Normandy lol

Soldiers getting stuck in trees and shit was a serious issue.