Army Airborne School

The Army Airborne School, often called "Jump School," trains soldiers to parachute from airplanes and land safely behind enemy lines or in challenging environments. Over three weeks, trainees learn parachuting fundamentals, survival skills, aircraft exit procedures, and how to control their descent to land accurately. The course emphasizes discipline, teamwork, and safety, preparing soldiers for airborne operations essential in rapid deployment and tactical flexibility. Successful graduates earn their Airborne Qualification Badge, signifying they are trained parachutists capable of executing airborne military missions.