Ever wonder what Air Assault training is like? Check out footage from the Army National Guard Warrior Training Center Air Assault School at Camp Smith, NY. The video includes phase by phase of what you can expect during Air Assault School. (Video courtesy of 55th Combat Camera.) | U.S. Army

AIR ASSAULT! Soldiers of 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) take part in Operation Lethal Eagle 25 at Fort Campbell. Lethal Eagle is a 21-day training mission building lethal teams, testing new Army initiatives, and mastering large-scale air assault operations. 📽️ by Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Joyner | U.S. Army

Our Ranger Candidates completed their 12 mile ruck march this morning. One of the necessary gates in order to advance onto ranger tactical tasks. When are you starting your next rendezvous at the @sabalauskiairassaultschool Pre Ranger Program! #rltw #airassault | 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)

Want to CRUSH your 12-mile ruck march time? ⚔️ 🎥 Full video on my YouTube (link in bio) Here’s how to move faster on your 12-mile ruck without falling apart: 1. Train at a Faster Pace – Don’t just aim for 15 min/mile. Train at 13–14 min/mile so the actual event feels easier. 2. Dial in Your Footwear – Worn-out boots = blisters and slower pace. Use broken-in, high-performance boots and ruck-specific socks. 3. Minimize Bounce – Tighten your straps, chest clip your ruck, and keep the load high. Ex

Ropes, helmet, action! The Air Assault Course trains service members in #airassault operations, emphasizing helicopter-borne and aerial rope suspension techniques. This 11-day course prepares #Soldiers for combat scenarios, focusing on skills like rappelling, sling load operations, and rope climbing. Already crushed the course? Like to prove it! #USArmy I Army National Guard Warrior Training Center Brigade | U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence