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Philippines Surprised By Female Military Paratroopers Insane Jump During Airborne Exercise In Japan

#westphilippinesea #philippinesairforce #philippinesarmy #jump #clarkairbase #usmilitarycombat #japanmilitary # Philippines Surprised By Female Military Paratroopers Insane Jump During Airborne Exercise In Japan B-Roll Package: Japanese and Philippine Paratroopers Conduct Joint Airborne Exercise with U.S. Air Force a tense yet professional atmosphere filled the skies over the Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji, Japan. In a large-scale exercise called Airborne 23, more than 500 Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) paratroopers, along with Philippine forces, conducted static line jumps from altitude. A highlight of the event was the use of U.S. Air Force C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, assigned to the 36th Airlift Squadron. A total of 13 C-130 aircraft were used to transport the paratroopers, who then performed coordinated jumps over the designated drop zones at Camp Fuji. This exercise not only tested the troops' technical abilities but also served as a powerful symbol of the strategic importance of multinational cooperation. It underscored the critical role of the JGSDF’s 1st Airborne Brigade, acting as the spearhead in airborne operations, and demonstrated the readiness of Japanese and Philippine forces, alongside international partners like the United States, to face regional security challenges. Airborne 23 was designed to improve interoperability between forces, covering aspects such as air coordination, parachuting techniques, and ground operations after landing. Beyond just a display of military might, the exercise strengthened diplomatic ties and defense cooperation between Japan, the Philippines, and the United States.