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Regular Joe
 
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| what is involved in the air assault courses? is it hard to get into? also what other special things can u be trained in? such as jungle and mountain warfare? is there one for arctic or anything like that?
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Green GI
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Search works wonders - try using it. This is one of many topics on Air Assault school.
http://paratrooper.net/aotw/commo/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=3591&SearchTerms=air+assault+school
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Regular Joe
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| well abnyoung i did search and didnt find everything i was looking for...i asked more thanjust about air assault
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Airborne BAC
http://www.benning.army.mil/airborne/airborne/
Airborne AAS
http://www.bragg.army.mil/aas/
Air Assualt
http://www.campbell.army.mil/aas/air_assault_school.htm
Jumpmaster
http://www.benning.army.mil/airborne/jumpmaster/
Pathfinder
http://www.benning.army.mil/airborne/pathfinder/
Ranger
http://www.benning.army.mil/rtb/
Sniper
http://www.infantry.army.mil/29thInf/courses/sniper/index.htm
Mountain Warfare
http://www.benning.army.mil/amws/
Jungle Warfare (JOTC)
http://www.junglefighter.panamanow.net/
Some specialized training is done within the Divisions or units as needed by school certified trainers. Some specialized training is done outside the Army or U.S. military.
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I listed all the Department of the Army approved schools but maybe didn't make clear there are other schools a unit might send troops to.
These might be Division run Sniper Schools, MOUT Trainer certification, Drop Zone Support Team Leaders course from the USAF(DZSTL) USAF Cargo Loader Course and if they still run them Recondo School.
If your stationed in Europe you may get a foreign jump school wings from the Brits, Germany, Belgium, Norwegians I suppose it's not a great deal to get French wings anymore but there was French Commando School, better was the Belgium Commando School. State side you used to get Canadian wings but not sure if they have a jump school or aircraft for it any more.
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quote:
Originally posted by ABN FDC
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I listed all the Department of the Army approved schools but maybe didn't make clear there are other schools a unit might send troops to.
These might be Division run
How about the only REAL Jumpmaster school?[ ]
http://www.bragg.army.mil/AAS/
AGREED
what kind of REAL JUMPMASTER would roll his hands behind his ears when he gives the command "SOUND OFF FOR EQUIPMENT CHECK!"?????
LMAOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AIRBORNE GODS WALKING THE EARTH....
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quote:
I listed all the Department of the Army approved schools
I'll hammer myself on this, I did NOT list ALL the DA approved schools there are more but for the question these I think are enough.
Heh, I listed rope a dope at Campbell you think I'd leave out AAS at Bragg?[watch]
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