Allied paratroopers made their combat jumps between 600 to 800 feet. Although this may seem rather low, keep in mind that while desending the paratrooper is defenseless. The quicker he is on the ground, the quicker he can present supressive fire which will begin to secure the DZ. Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com The prefered altitude for British Para's was 500 ft in W.W.2. Today with an improved type of parachute they drop at 250 ft.
the names of the planes that dropped the paratroopers during the second world war were c47's.
Paratroopers
28 paratroopers can be dropped at one time from a Douglas C-47.
Yes, but they were used primarily by the Allies, because the Axis powers eventually did not have the resources to drop down troops.
the DC3 was primarily a cargo plane named the c47. It was also used to drop paratroopers and tow manned gliders for the D-Day invasion.
the names of the planes that dropped the paratroopers during the second world war were c47's.
yes, combat controllers jump from planes into battles.
Paratroopers
Altitude increases.
Yes. In the modern British army, paratroopers do still jump from planes. The Parachute Regiment forms part of the airborne infantry element of 16 Air Assault Brigade.
28 paratroopers can be dropped at one time from a Douglas C-47.
The idea is pure nonsense.
The majority of paratroopers are infantry soldiers, and their mission is identical to infantry. The only exception is how they get to the battle field ... they drop in from the sky.
Altitude
the altitude of a prism is a segment perpendicular to both bases whose endpoints are in the planes of the bases.
Helicopters fly at low altitude.Passenger planes climb to high altitude.Birds use low altitude height to fly from tree to housetop.Military cargo planes pass over my house at low altitude.
In case there is a high altitude decompression emergency.