through Jump School. Jumping out of planes always sounded like a good time. I

never really thought I'd get the chance to do it. Jump School was known as one

of toughest schools the Army has. I was so nervous, I had no ideal what was

instore for me. Once I got there ,the instructors gave everyone the weekend off .

We were told to be ready for week one, "Ground Training", on Monday morning.

" Ground Week ",the first weeks training, was mostly a

physical challenge. Everywhere I went I had to be running. If I was standing, in

line for chow, I had to be running in place. In between the running, they filled the

day with tumbling and rolling, to practice my falls, in saw dust pits. Being August

and very hot ,the saw dust stuck to me like breading. I had saw dust coming out

of my ears by the time it was over. This doesn't sound like it's to hard

someone stopped me. The final tower stood two hundred feet tall. Standing at

Jumping out of the tower I raced along the ground till I came to the hill, where

longer. The first tower was the Five Foot Tower. From this tower I jumped to the

jumps to pass the course. The first jump was the easiest for me, I was so scared

Every jump since that first one scares me, but the rush to push myself anyway

makes it worth it. The last four jumps of the week went great, I was still in one

want no matter how hard it seems to be, it makes attainment that much better in

to finally get to jump out of an air plane. During this week I had to make five

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