world record in formation skydiving eloy, arizona

d-day normandy 1944 - operation overlord : le débarquement de normandie du 6 juin 1944.ce site vous propose l'historique de la journee du 6 juin 1944, des cartes, des temoignages de vétérans ainsi que des albums de photos d'époque. egalement plus de 250 photos des lieux prises de nos jours.

early free-fall parachute from the us air force museum post-wwi history gallery

ejection seat development - usaf museum post world war ii history gallery

first emergency parachute jump information from the us air force museum post-wwi history gallery

aviation, skydiving

wwii and korean war secrets. unknown stories revealed and places rediscovered. personal stories of combat, the home front, legends, gremlins and foofighters

parachute history: military, space, skydive, sky dive, skydiving, parachuting, static line, uspa, parachuting, skydiving, parachute, skydive, sky dive, history

dedicated to all paratroopers. all our sites are picture intensive . the planes , jumpschool, wwii and korean combat jumps, and just great airborne pictures.

project excelsior infromation from the us air force museum cold war history gallery

paratroopers, the 11th abn parachute supply & maintenance in the 50's .the sites are picture intensive; some great pictures.

women in sports is dedicated to providing role models of women athletes that validate women's accomplishments and perpetuate a new vision of women's abilities, autonomy and self determination. women will find the courage and daring to follow their own goals.

american military parachute association and the airborne demonstration team (usa chapter)

women in sports is dedicated to providing role models of women athletes that validate women's accomplishments and perpetuate a new vision of women's abilities, autonomy and self determination. women will find the courage and daring to follow their own goals.

xservicemen.com is a noncommercial website dedicated to the men and women-living and dead-who selflessly served, or are currently serving in our nation's military. these pages are about them-for them. they responded, in both peace and crisis, to a need that the average person neither recognized nor acknowledged. from valley forge to vietnam, mogadishu to afghanistan and iraq, they fought on overt and covert battlefields with gallantry and intrepidity for freedom against those who sought to enslave humanity.