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Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, left, observes 1st Lt. Christina

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, left, observes 1st Lt. Christina

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, left, observes 1st Lt. Christina Nymeyer as she descends down the “hell-hole” Aug.14 at the tower on Camp Hansen during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Technique Course. The students were ta... More

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida, native, rappels down the tower at Camp Hansen Aug. 13 during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. The students learned approximately 14 knots used i... More

Staff Sgt. Jeremy J. Huss, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin, native,

Staff Sgt. Jeremy J. Huss, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin, native,

Staff Sgt. Jeremy J. Huss, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin, native, fast ropes down the rappel tower at Camp Hansen Aug.13 during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. Before the students rappel off aircraft, t... More

Cpl. Derek Sampson, a Blue Ridge, Georgia, native,

Cpl. Derek Sampson, a Blue Ridge, Georgia, native,

Cpl. Derek Sampson, a Blue Ridge, Georgia, native, demonstrates how to properly execute a skid rappel Aug. 13 at Camp Hansen during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. Participating students rappell... More

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida, native, skid rappels down the tower at Camp Hansen Aug. 13 during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. The course consists of several written evalua... More

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