Experience the last airborne jump of a US Army Ranger US Army

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U.S. Army Rangers from the 5th Ranger Training Battalion conduct a static-line jump out of UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopters on Stringer Drop Zone at Dahlonega, Ga., After the training event the honor the career of Command Sgt. Maj. Joey Blacksher. Blacksher retires from the Army after proudly serving since November 2002.

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