U.S. ARMY RANGER WATER JUMP 

Gators must be thinking "wow, food falling from the sky"

Dudes got into a helicopter were able to parachute out and got recovered faster than my girl could get ready for dinner

Love how quiet it gets once you’ve deployed. People find it hard to believe that you sometimes can hear conversations on the ground while you are descending….

This is what my grandfather did - he transported Rangers and other special forces as a Huey pilot. Big respect for the Rangers and the pilots they ride with!!!

I once tripped and fell in my little sisters kiddie pool, most intense moment of my life.. Thank You for Your service brothers!!

Wow the graphics on this new battlefield game are amazing!

Thanks fo not putting music over it. It presents a much immersive experience to be able to hear the actual noise and voices love it

I’m absolutely terrified of heights, but…maybe it’s the altitude they jumped from or it’s the landscape being so peaceful, I really enjoyed this and thought how nice it would be to be in the camera man’s position.

anyone here because this randomly popped up on your recommendations?

it's so refreshing to see people walking up to a helicopter without ducking.

The military is so cool. Young people who don't give it a try are really missing out.

That is crazy how the helicopter just is up and away in no time… my stomach felt it! As for the jumping… you are very brave men and I’m so grateful for the time, effort, courage and dedication you put into learning these skills… You are really living life and meeting massive challenges. Greatest respect and army mom’s love to you all- past, present and future

Thank You Army Ranger Men. I am glad that the USA has men who train for battle. Many Thanks. God Bless and Protect You !

Amazing filming Rangers! No shaking, no screaming, no panic. Just a calm drift into the water. Beautiful! Thank you for your service!

I went through airborne training in the 60's. We received training for tree, landing and water landing. But we never actually did them. On purpose. We heard that one class did a night jump and upon deploying their chutes, the steered toward a large pond, as it was the only clear place. So they all executed what they were trained to do. That was, to unlock your harness and just before hitting the water, drop out, into the water. This was to avoid having the chute come down over you and drown you. Only problem was that it wasn't a pond. It was a parking lot with about 1-2 inches of rain water. As I recall, no one died, but some bones broke.

That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing. And thank all of you, for serving!

I'd be more afraid of getting eaten by an alligator than jumping out of the helicopter.

Army life is actually pretty boring. You don't get to do stuff like this everyday, or shoot guns everyday. PMCS, Sergeants time training, EO/Sexual harassment classes, etc. That's gonna take up a lot of your time. Also, my airborne friend said these guys will have to clean and dry their parachutes before giving them to the Riggers. So fun!

Thank you for your service! GOD bless you and keep you safe!🇺🇸

This was perfect Thursday morning training before a four-day weekend. Do the exercise. Recover. Post Op. clean equipment and take off until Tuesday morning 7:00 am.

You parachuted too early.. by the time you hit the water, everyone already got level 2 helmet, full set of weapons, and a nice backpack..

Fearless heroes, unselfish volunteers who serve our country... Thank You.

“LEEEROOOOOOOOOY JENKINSS” - US Army Ranger

Balls of steel are great buoyancy devices! God Bless America! Thank you for your service!

Brave men to whom we owe a debt of gratitude. Go Army!

You 75 guys are quick and to the point. That green ramp looked swift. We had a water jump once in the 82, but I think it was reserved for some high speed guys.

Great job!! Proud of you guys.

Nice one. Brings back a lot of memories! Been in the South African defence force in the 90's and our water jumps were a bit different then (it may have evolved by now). We did not have any flotation devices, so while on descent you had to basically unbuckle the harness - after pulling the leg straps low on your legs, so that it acts as a "chair" - and then at the last moment you would literally jump out of the harness into the water. I think this method in the video is much better :-)

Hell yea🤟🏻 respect from a Dutch paratrooper🇳🇱

@2:50-3:01 While he's saying "GO", I would be like.."NO"!!! 😂😂😂

Go Army and thanks for the video. 📹⭐⭐💫Total respect.

Oh crap. I left my phone in my pocket. 😂😂😂😂. But seriously. These guys are true American Hero’s. God Bless You for keeping us safe.

Amazing footage sergeant! Airborne All the Way!

A full canopy is a beautiful sight. Rock on Brother!

Bravery! God bless the RANGERS!🇺🇸

Oh man, I loved water jumps, once I got over 45. There old men jumps, no sore legs or backs, just soft water.

That's some pretty high speed stuff right there! They make it look so easy.

Awesome stuff! Both my daughters are in the Army! ARMY STRONG!!

I think I would pay to do something like that. Thanks for serving guys.

I never realised just how steerable those round chutes really are...!! Gr8 vid

You guys are awesome! Rangers lead the way! Long live The United States of America and down with all of our enemies.

That looked like something you do once and keep wanting more.

Thank you for this beautiful video. This is amazing. I experienced jumping without the fear, and able enjoy the scenery/perspective even though not able to experience the forces and thrills.

This would be the day where I burn a day of vacation to go fishing thinking I have the whole lake to myself and then ten dudes drop from the sky with parachutes lol.

Thank you for your service 🇺🇸

I jumped off my diving board into my swimming pool once. Scared the crap out of me.

I like how it was a quick ride to drop off..but man u got to love heights and have big balls..good job guys

My ankles, knees and back enjoyed this video VERY much. lol

Thank you for your service

As a group of soldiers stood in formation at an Army Base, the Drill Sergeant said, “All right! All you idiots fall out.” As the rest of the squad wandered away, one soldier remained at attention. The Drill Instructor walked over until he was eye-to-eye with him. The soldier smiled and said, “Sure were a lot of ’em, huh, sir

Fun.....fun....Great job Ranger!!....you make us proud!!! Great video too👍....I love to see this again .....

Thanks for all you and your family do and done in service and sacrifices. Thank You! May God bless you all. Psalm 34&139 Prayerfully MsBear

F*ing Awesome! My grandfather was 82nd Airborne and he loved it.

Just finished airborne school and I have to say this looks and seems so much more peaceful with a lot more graceful landing lol

The fall looks so serene like dang dude. That looks amazing.

That looks so fun yet so terrifying at the same time

Thank you so much for your service

Let me do this. I won't even ask for salary. 😄

thank you for your service.

Loved Blackhawk jumps, they were fun.

TO THE ARMY RANGERS THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDIO SHOW AMERICA STRONG GOD BLESS YOU ALL 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🖒

That's weird seeing soldiers in T-shirt instead of combat gear.

Let’s go again! Who else besides me had to watch this more than once?

I’ve done this... quite fun actually. UH 60 jumps are awesome.

wow! looks so~~ excited, I was a Korean marine 20 years ago, and worked in airborne battalion. but Korean marine used to jump on ground or beach, never jumped over water at that time. I finished my service 15 year ago so a lot of training might be changed and upgraded. If I have any chance to do the military jump again, I really wanna try over water. respect all soldiers over the world. please be safe and healthy.

I was in the US Marine Corp, and a friend of mine back then who had once been stationed in Korea told me to never mess with Korean Marines. They're tough as nails. Semper Fi.

Who else thought they were gonna jump without parachute?

Wow a round parachute jump I would actually want to do :) Never had the desire to go to Airborne School. Unless I had to in order to go to Army Freefall or HALO.

Wow. That brought back alot of memories. Did a couple of these. But I'm sure like most other guys and girls, most of mine were at night. I miss most of it except the PLFs on impact. God bless our troops.

“don’t forget to thank the bus driver” lmao

Beautiful jump.

Cool how that jumper right in front landed perfectly on his shadow!

When I was training or patrolling in Iraq and Afghanistan and we came across a body of water, I always thought about fishing the banks for a brief moment... 🤙

Very good video - I could feel a little butterfly in my guts, almost as if I were to jump :)

Who else got this in there recommended?

Balls of steel. Thank you for your service

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE ALL!!!!!

Rangers Lead The Way, Blessings My Brothers and Sisters in Arms.

You guys make that look fun. I did one static line jump many years ago onto dry land. I would not care to do it into water. GBA and the U.S. Army !

It must be pretty cool to jump and land like this ,no wounds risks !! If only I could do that now !!!

I want to be a Ranger when I get old. RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!!

Looked like a nice day for a swim! Good job.

The people who disliked this r the people who didn't complete this part in training edit: ty for 130 likes

I tip my hat to our soldiers, well done .... bless America.

Amazingly tough and courageous!

The thing I remember most about Airborne jumps...how quiet it was up there. 75th Ranger Regiment...Lead the Way!

Damn nice landing. Nailed it!!! Memories! #VetsRock!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Your jumpmaster was my 1SG while I was at the airborne school.

Wow! It'd be scary enough parachuting over land, but doing it over **water!** - wow! I've heard that some forces do water jumps **at night** which adds a whole extra level of scariness to things.

These are Incredibly, courageous, Soldiers.

I love seeing these Army Rangers kick their footsies as they prepare to jump out of a helicopter

It's always good to be prepared and make sure stuff works like clockwork when it's time calls for it.

Admiro los Ranger por su valor y corage Dios bendiga a Estados Unidos y sus fuerzas armadas love 🇸🇻🇺🇲.

was there. very impressive, especially the physical fitness of the soldiers.

I wish I hade a job like that must really be fun working with those guys

WHERE WE DROPPIN BOYS?

Thank God for Americans ❤🇺🇸🙏🏽

So peaceful after they jump.

Thank you for the Memories. Bco 2nd Bn 87-90

You make it look like such fun.