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Paratroopers conduct Sustained Airborne Training as

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Paratroopers conduct Sustained Airborne Training as part of the re-invigorated Saturday Proficiency Jump Program, Nov. 21, 2015 at Green Ramp on Fort Bragg, N.C. The once popular program was restarted in October to allow paratroopers to build additional proficiency and confidence for airborne operations. In November the program continued to build momentum with an additional 150 jumpers. Families and friends gathered on Sicily Drop Zone to watch the daytime spectacle and share in the unique U.S. Army paratrooper experience. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Edward Reagan, 982nd Combat Camera Company)

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paratroopers families experience saturday proficiency jump program