Forever Airborne🤍 Private Harry Johnson died fourteen weeks into Para training - his ashes were scattered mid-air to honour his wish to be airborne | Forces News

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This page explores moments from the edge of history In the late 1930s, airborne forces were still new, and aircraft were not designed for parachute jumps. Many Soviet transport planes had no side doors or rear ramps, so paratroopers had to adapt. To deploy, they climbed out of the fuselage and moved onto the wings while the aircraft was in flight. Once positioned on the wing, they jumped directly into open air using simple round parachutes with very limited control. Wind blast, engine wash, and

Special Forces Foundation — Medal of Honor Spotlight SFC Eugene Ashley Jr. Vietnam War • U.S. Army Detachment A-101, 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) A leader who charged into fire five times to save his brothers. A warrior who gave everything so others could live. On February 6–7, 1968, during the brutal battle for Camp Lang Vei, Sergeant First Class Eugene Ashley Jr. displayed unmatched courage and sacrifice in one of the most harrowing rescue missions in Special Forces history. When North

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