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In addition to the rough physical training, cadets are also required to learn hand and arm signals for helicopter ground operation s, and how to properly guide and move aircraft at a landing zone.ĬPL Nightingale, and the other Air Assault instructors are proud of the fact they ' don't cut any slack' for the cadets.

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The road march is conducted in full battle dress including helmet, rifle and pack, and must be completed in under two hours, twenty minutes, according to the corporal. The Assault Course consists of classroom instruction a confidence course (anyone failing to negotiate two obstacles is automatically dropped from the course) and a 10.9 mile road march. Officers are not recognized on the school's grounds and 'cadets' assume all chain of command positions.ĬPL Debra Nightingale, an active Army instructor with the school (and the first female instructor) explains 'A student must first be recommended by his commander in order to attend Air Assault School and, the student must be able to pass the rigorous Airborne physical fitness test too.' The Assault Course is seven and one half days long and is run by active Army NCO's.

Campbell recently by attending the tough Airborne Air Assault School. cadets.įive members of the Ohio Army Guard's elite 77th Pathfinder Detachment got a chance to 'show their stuff' during Annual Training at Ft. Most of these units were inactivated in the 1990sįive men from the 73d Brigade's elite 77th Pathfinder Detachment, headquartered in Columbus, attended the 101st Air Assault School with Army Reservists and R.O.T.C. US Army Japan Pathfinder Detachment (unconfirmed)Ģ8th Infantry Detachment (Pathfinder), 28th Avn Bn 28th Inf Div, PA ARNG Fort Indiantown Gap, PAħ6th Infantry Detachment (Pathfinder), 40th Inf Div, CA ARNG Stockton, CAħ7th Infantry Detachment (Pathfinder), 73rd Inf Bde, OH ARNG Worthington/Columbus, OHĦ67th Infantry Detachment (Pathfinder), VI ARNG Saint Thomas, Virgin Islandsġ136th Infantry Detachment (Pathfinder), TX ARNG Austin, TXĥth Pathfinder Platoon USAR Fort Meade, MDĢ6th Infantry Pathfinder Platoon USAR Wichita, KSĢ7th Infantry Pathfinder Platoon USAR Grand Prairie, TXĥ4th Infantry Pathfinder Platoon USAR Wenatchee,WAħ9th Infantry Pathfinder Platoon USAR Douglas, UT Hanau Germany (unconfirmed)Ĭo C 509th PIR (Pathfinder/Airborne), 1st Aviation Brigade Fort Rucker, AL 1975-1993Ĭo A 511th PIR (Pathfinder/Airborne), 1st Aviation Brigade Fort Rucker, AL 1993-1995 Fort Stewart, GAĥ03rd Aviation Bn Pathfinder Det. Fort Campbell, KYġ01st Airborne Pathfinder Platoon/Company Fort Campbell, KYį Co 6th Bn-101st Aviation Regiment Pathfinder Company Fort Campbell, KYġ87th Pathfinder Company Fort Campbell, KY and Fort Benning, GAġ88th Pathfinder Detachment Fort Campbell, KY (unconfirmed)Ģ22nd Aviation Bn Pathfinder Det Fort Wainwright, AlaskaĢ67th Combat Aviation Bn Pathfinder Det. Germanyġ1th Pathfinder Platoon, 11th Aviation Group Dolan Barracks, Schwabisch Hall Germanyġ2th Pathfinder Platoon, 12th Aviation Group Wiesbaden Air Base Germanyġ7th Aviation Brigade/Group Pathfinder Platoon KoreaĢ-31st Infantry (2nd Battle group) Co A and 5-31st Infantry Pathfinder Team Fort Rucker, AL 1960-1963Ĩ2nd Aviation Airborne Pathfinder Platoon, Fort Bragg, NCĢnd Squadron 17th Cav, 101st Airborne Pathfinder Det. Fort Hood, TX 1975-1989Ĩth Infantry Division Pathfinder Det. 53rd Aviation Bn Fort Rucker, AL 1963-1975Ħth Cavalry Bde Pathfinder Det. 3rd Aviation Bn 3rd Infantry Div Pathfinder Det Germanyĥth Infantry Pathfinder Det.

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