BLACK CHINOOK

Black Chinook is an adventure filled view
of my career as a US Army Ranger in the
75th Ranger Regiment.  It provides an
in-depth view of the Spartan lifestyle of
Army Rangers and the Joint Special
Operations Community.  Black Chinook
is a candid and compelling read.

Black Chinook details all phases of
training to earn the opportunity to serve
in the 75th Ranger Regiment and
subsequent training required to become a
truly professional Ranger.

Black Chinook is a must read for anyone
considering military service or before
taking the challenge to become an Army
Ranger in the Joint Special Operations
community.  
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Black Chinook -
An Army Ranger's Story
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DEFINITION
Black Chinook: a term used to reference the black painted CH-47 helicopters used by the elite U.S. Army Ranger Regiment to
transport  wounded and dead Rangers from the battlefield; a Ranger based metaphor for the grim Specter of Death; an ominous
image of a dark, shadowy beast whose arrival signified that a comrade had fallen.
Military Free Fall School
Black Chinook Helicopter
2/75 Ranger Battalion jump near Mount Rainier
DAP in action
Fastroping from a CH-53 PAVLO
75th Ranger Regiment mass-tactical jump
DAPs engaging targets.
First HALO jump at MFF school.
Jumping both doors HALO
200' Absail (sideway figure-8 rapell) in England
Little Bird overhead
Ramp jump with oxygen