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John Szalay wrote:
CWO4 Dave Mann wrote in Great airplane to jump out of, too ... Very smooth exit from the ramp or the side doors. Not like the old C141's. Cheers, Dave I don't know about that , I always liked the C-141, especially if you are first in the door.. once the blast shield is extended and the platform is out, its a heck of a place to stand. your soutside the plane looking through the holes in the blast shield or down.. two planes I hated to jump was the C-124 and the C-123 both were a real bitch... Only a/c I jumped was C130, C141, Huey and a static Balloon -- military jumps. My skydiving days were mostly from Beavers or Twin Otters. Some of the stuff the kids at the 82d have today ... wow --- the old T10 is a museum piece. All the Way! Dave |
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CWO4 Dave Mann wrote in news:yoidnV1-
Only a/c I jumped was C130, C141, Huey and a static Balloon -- military jumps. My skydiving days were mostly from Beavers or Twin Otters. Some of the stuff the kids at the 82d have today ... wow --- the old T10 is a museum piece. All the Way! Dave As a pathfinder, I was able to get in jumps from many various birds C-119 (door and tailgate, weird flying without the clamshell doors on..) C-123 (Not fun, way too much prop blast) C-124 ( hate that plane, too much sheet metal behind the door, and the plane flys like a pig) C-130 (door and tailgate) C-141 C-7 Caribou (tailgate, before the USAF took them away from the army) U6-Beaver UH-1 Huey CH-47 Chinook Jumped T-10 and MC-1 chutes can't remember all the skydiving planes.. |
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John Szalay wrote:
CWO4 Dave Mann wrote in news:yoidnV1- Only a/c I jumped was C130, C141, Huey and a static Balloon -- military jumps. My skydiving days were mostly from Beavers or Twin Otters. Some of the stuff the kids at the 82d have today ... wow --- the old T10 is a museum piece. All the Way! Dave As a pathfinder, I was able to get in jumps from many various birds C-119 (door and tailgate, weird flying without the clamshell doors on..) C-123 (Not fun, way too much prop blast) C-124 ( hate that plane, too much sheet metal behind the door, and the plane flys like a pig) C-130 (door and tailgate) C-141 C-7 Caribou (tailgate, before the USAF took them away from the army) U6-Beaver UH-1 Huey CH-47 Chinook Jumped T-10 and MC-1 chutes can't remember all the skydiving planes.. We need some pictures to go with this thread! Here's some of mine from a variety of places and sources. Cheers, Dave |
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We need some pictures to go with this thread! Here's some of mine from
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