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Where can you go to join the airborne?
US Army recruitment office. The US Army has airborne divisions. There are other branches of the service that have airborne fighters, but, the US Army has more airborne soldiers than any other branch of the military.
What is the nickname of the US Army's 101st Airborne division?
Many US Army divisions have nicknames. The US Army's 101st Airborne division (which is the division trained for air assault operations) is nicknamed 'The Screaming Eagles'.
In the US military is the airborne considered part of the army or the marine corps?
Army...
How did paratroopers in us army begin in World War 2?
WWII created the US Army's airborne units.
Who has primary responsibility for developing airborne doctrines that are of common interest to the Army and Marines?
The US Army
Was the battle of bulge fought by the us army?
Yes, airborne troops.
If you join the us army will you jump out of airplanes?
You only jump out of airplanes if you volunteer for it - that's also an easy way to spot a phony veteran, is that they'll say they were "selected" to be in the Airborne, Ranger, Special Forces, Marine Recon, or any other unit of particular status. If you don't want to be in the Airborne, just don't enlist under an Airborne contract. It's really that simple. Now, if you want to be assigned at certain duty stations, it may be a prerequisite for being in that unit. However, nobody's compelled to serve in any unit on jump status - it's entirely voluntary. A lot of personnel are what those of us who've been in units on active jump status like to refer to as "five jump chumps" or "almost Airborne" - they'll get Airborne in their contract (or during their ROTC course, for officers), do their five jumps, get their wings, and never jump again.
What percent of the us army is airborne?
20% of the US military is airborn ☺
How do you get an airborne tab?
You only get to wear an Airborne tab if you're serving in an Airborne unit - there is one exception to this, which is the 101st - no longer an Airborne division, but they retain the tab for historical reasons. Even in the leg divisions, you can still be on jump status. Each division has a LRS-D (Long Range Surveillance Detachment), which is assigned to the Military Intelligence unit for that division. You will have to try out for it, when tryouts are open. Some divisions will require you to be jump qualified before you attend LRS-D tryouts - others may send personnel who are not jump qualified to the jump school at Fort Benning once they pass tryouts. Or, you could simply enlist on an Airborne contract, and opt for an Airborne unit as your first duty assignment (82nd Airborne or 173rd Infantry Brigade are the main ones, as is any unit subordinate to SOCOM, including the 160th SOAR, Psychological Operations and Civil Affairs, etc.).
Who is Boyd Travers?
Boyd Travers is the main character in "Medal of Honor: Airborne" -- he is a US Army corporal and a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne and 17th Airborne during the course of the game.
Who has primary responsibility for developing airborne doctrines procedures and equipment that are of common interest to the army and marine corps?
The US Army
Who has the primary responsibility for developing airborne doctrines procedures and equipment that are of common interest to the army and the marine corps?
The US Army
