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The Evolution of US Army Paratrooper’s Parachutes

Even though the U.S. Army had plans to implement sky soldiers as early as World War I, American paratroopers may have arrived late to the airborne scene — Soviet engineers had innovated parachute designs and German Fallschirmjägers had completed airborne operations over Norway at the beginning of World War II. The U.S. Army’s 29th Infantry Regiment formed a test platoon and conducted their first ever training jump in August 1940. Two years later, the 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment completed their first major implementation of airborne combat troops during Operation Torch in support of the amphibious invasion in North Africa. World War II was the battlefield that tested the capabilities of static-line parachutes. They continue to be a presence on modern day battlefields, but they have seen several renditions and undergone modifications to advance the functionalities that many paratroopers are familiar with today. Read more here: https://coffeeordie.com/paratroopers-... Want to keep up with all the latest stories on Coffee or Die? Go to www.coffeeordie.com. Make sure to follow Coffee or Die on social media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/coffeeordiemag Instagram: @coffeeordiemag Twitter: @coffeeordiemag Follow BRCC on social media: Instagram:   / blackriflec.  . facebook:   / blackrifleco.  . Twitter:   / blckriflecoffee