Precision parachute teams: Harder than it looks
We are watching morale and recruiting for the United States Armed Forces crumble before our eyes, as a top-down indoctrination program forces tans-sexualism and homosexuality into the services. This concerted effort follows a vast purge of active duty ranks thanks to enforcing mandatory experimental COVID gene therapy pseudo-vaccines on officers and enlisted servicemen.
But the destruction is not yet complete. At the elite levels, there remains (for now) a core of competent and proud warriors unafraid to flaunt their skills for the world to watch and admire (or fear).
One such elite team is the U.S. Army Golden Knights precision parachute team. They are so good that they make it look easy. Consider this nine-second clip of a Golden Knight landing square in the middle of a football field full of fans, at the 2022 Army-Navy game:
It looks as though the Golden Knights spawned imitators who discovered, to their embarrassment and horror, that it is not nearly as easy it looks, also flying into a stadium. This video, from OnPoint News, is making the rounds, showing the Uganda Army's attempt to perform a similar stunt to mark that nation's 60th anniversary of independence.
YouTube screen grab (cropped).
Somehow, I expect that China's and Russia's teams practice more.