First jump from the cloud, successfully completed!

Source: Global Times
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It was not yet dawn

The flight cadets of the Air Force Aviation University

had already lined up at the training ground

In a little while

they would embark on their first parachute training

Among the ranks

The female flight cadets of the 14th batch of the Air Force stood out

With their neat short hair and determined gazes

They were all poised and ready

To face this "test in the clouds"

As the morning light brightened

Young faces

were filled with confidence and anticipation

Under the guidance of the air drop instructor

The cadets boarded the aircraft in an orderly manner

The aircraft reached the designated airspace

The signal light turned on

The cabin door opened, and the airflow rushed in

"Jump!"

At the command of the air drop instructor

The cadets decisively leaped out of the cabin

Before long, above a hundred meters in the air

Parachutes blossomed one after another

This jump looked smooth

But behind it was day after day of "grinding"

In the early stages, they systematically learned aviation survival theory

Completed basic training in aircraft exit, platforms, and rings

Repeatedly practiced simulated operations and emergency handling drills

Getting the "ticket" for airborne parachuting was not easy

"During ground training,

I often heard instructors say 'three swellings and three reductions, only then can you ascend to the clouds',

It wasn't until I practiced it myself that I understood the weight of this saying."

Cadet Xie Jinping said

The parachutes slowly descended

The ground was getting closer

The cadets tightened their control straps and maneuvered the parachutes

Landing at the designated spot

50 meters, 10 meters, 2 meters……

Finally, their feet touched the ground steadily

They packed up their parachutes and stood up

The cadets moved swiftly

With joy on their faces after completing the challenge

Zhao Rindong was selected as a college student flight cadet after graduating from the Air Force Early Warning Academy

He said: "At first, I was a bit nervous,

But after landing, I felt a sense of relief, and more excitement."

Choosing to fly

Means stepping out of the comfort zone

And heading to a battlefield full of unknowns

This test in the clouds

Strengthened his and his comrades' belief in pursuing their dreams in the blue sky

After the training ended

The instructors awarded the cadets

Parachuting qualification certificates and training insignia

This training

Is a fundamental lesson in aviation survival

And also a hardcore exercise in psychological quality

When they look up again

At that sea of clouds, it is no longer a scenery

But a battlefield they are about to charge into

A place protected by their youth and blood

Source: Xinhua News Agency WeChat Official Account, compiled from the People's Air Force WeChat Official Account

Classification
Analytical Domain
Tactical
Primary Category
Military Operations
Subcategory
Special Operations
SALUTE Report
Size
Approximately 30 flight trainees
Activity
Conducting their first parachute training jump
Location
Air Force Aviation University
Unit
14th batch of female flight trainees from the Air Force
Time
Early morning
Equipment
parachutesaircraft
Summary

Approximately 30 flight trainees from the Air Force Aviation University successfully completed their first parachute training jump early in the morning. Under the guidance of instructors, the trainees boarded an aircraft, jumped from a height of 100 meters, and landed safely. This training is part of their foundational course in aviation rescue, emphasizing both practical skills and psychological resilience.

Key Facts
  • Flight trainees completed their first parachute jump successfully.
  • The training involved systematic learning of aviation rescue theory and practical exercises.
  • The event was led by instructors from the Air Force.
  • Certificates of completion were awarded to the trainees after the jump.
  • The training is considered a foundational course in aviation rescue.