AIRBORNE SCHOOL 
Airborne training is conducted at Fort Benning, Georgia. The training encompasses all aspects of entering a combat zone by parachute. It is a three week course. The first week (ground week) consists of rigorous physical training and instruction designed to prepare the student to make a parachute jump and land safely. The second week (tower week) perfects individual skills and stresses team effort. Jump skills are taught through the use of the swing landing trainer, the suspended harness, and the 250-foot free-fall tower. The final week is Jump Week, where you will use the training of the previous two weeks to execute five parachute jumps. The jumps will include one night jump and two jumps in full combat gear. Upon completion of the fifth jump, you will receive the Parachutist Qualification Badge and be a member of the elite "AIRBORNE" community. If you desire to attend Airborne School you must be in top physical condition and have compelted basic training and AIT, or completed MS II year on campus, or completed basic camp, or completed advanced camp.

AIR ASSAULT SCHOOL  Air Assault School is a ten day course conducted at several locations to include Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Fort Drum, New York, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Students are instructed on all aspects of using helicopters to enter combat. Training includes an obstacle course, rappelling from a tower and hovering helicopters, rigging equipment for sling loading, and landing and pick-up zone operations. Training culminates in a twelve mile road march in under three hours while wearing full combat gear. Upon successful completion of the training, you will receive the Air Assault Badge. If you desire to attend Air Assault School you must be in top physical condition.