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U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES ADOPTION AND TRAINING OF POWERED AND NON-POWERED PARAGLIDING SYSTEMS
This capstone examines the best method of adoption for paraglider and paramotor systems into U.S. Special Operations Forces, drawing on both authors’ experiences to outline a comprehensive approach for acquiring and maintaining the skills necessary for these mobility tools. The research highlights t
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