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Michael Zigmund Army There were 13 cases of U,S, Army Parachute failure deaths from 2010 to 2015 in the late comprehensive government study published in 2019. Most occurred during static-line operations and were jumps from a C-17 aircraft using a T-11 parachute. The two most common assigned accident codes were “improper or abnormal exit” and “unstable or improper body position,” which combined accounted for 33% of cases. Also noteworthy at 11% each were “entanglement,” “parachute malfunction,” and “dragged on the drop zone,” and at 6% each were “static line injury,” �...

Capt. Anthony “Tony” Jaramillo entered the Navy in July 1984 and completed basic training in San Diego. Upon completion, he was designated an Airman and soon transferred to Naval Air Technical Training Center in Millington, Tennessee, where he completed Aviation Structural Mechanic “A” school. Jaramillo’s highest enlisted rank was Petty Officer First Class and in 1993 he was selected to participate in the Enlisted Commissioning Program. His hard work and determination served him well on his way to being commissioned as a Navy officer in June of 1995. In 1998, he later...

In the world. we need social workers and teachers but we also need engineers. >> today starting job of $30,000 with degree in psychology. by contrast, degree in engineering command $55,000 starting salary with promise of $100,000 a year with a graduate degree. fine arts degree can bring home $30,000 a year, $55,000 with a graduate degree and accounting degree brings $43,000 for starters up to $90,000 with the graduate degree. >> companies like graduates have skills, that can immediately be applied to the working environment to hit the ground running. >> plight of the new graduate is made worse...