Russian and Pakistani Paratroopers Idea of a Unique Airborne Assault Training Exercise: Skydiving without Parachutes
It s called fast roping , and its not as easy or as fun as it sounds.
Here s What You Need To Remember: Fast-rope descents are increasingly used around the world by military forces, and while it may look simple it actually requires extensive training as there is no safety line to prevent a solider from falling.
Last week during the Friendship 2020 joint military drills, Russian and Pakistani paratroopers took part in a unique airborne assault training exercise. What made this particular drill notable is that the paratroopers didn’t actually use parachutes, but instead practiced a fast-rope technique from helicopters that hovered high above the ground.
The Photo Says It All: China is Determined to Crush the U S Military
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This Is Weird: China Has More Tanks Than It Knows What to Do With
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BANG: These 9mm Pistols are Some of the World’s Best Handguns
The 9mm Luger, invented before the Great War, is one of the longest serving gun calibers in history.
Here s What You Need To Remember: The Springfield XD combines a number of older and newer features from other guns on this list to create a fairly unique and impressive package. The XD has a grip safety like the one on the Colt 1911A1 handgun, that prevents the gun from being discharged unless gripped properly.
The 9mm Luger, invented before the Great War, is one of the longest serving gun calibers in history. Introduced in 1901, it has served in virtually every conflict since then up until today. From World War I’s German army to the British army fighting ISIS in Syria, the Luger round has served militaries for over a century. Despite its age, the 9mm is more dangerous than ever before, due to innovations in ammunition lethality that squeeze greater performance out of the bullet.