⚔️ War & Conflict May 11, 2026 · Patty Nieberg

Paratroopers competed for first-ever ‘Best Jumpmaster’ title

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Paratroopers competed for first-ever ‘Best Jumpmaster’ title
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The inaugural Best Jumpmaster competition at Fort Benning, Georgia, began in a similar style as many of the Army’s “Best” competitions: with competitors taking a PT test and starting off on a long ruck march.



But as the 28 competitors made their way over the 13-mile course, they stopped along the way to be graded on a variety of jumpmaster skills. Then over the course of the three-day event, the paratroopers were put through skill tests that ranged from aircraft inspections

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