PRACTICING THE INVERTED RAPPEL! An upside-down rappel, also known as inverted rappelling, is a specialized technique where the rappeller's body is inverted or facing downwards while descending. This technique is used in certain scenarios, such as for tactical entry into buildings, or when a standard rappel is not feasible. | Military Adventure Camp at Camp Sousley

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Instructors demonstrating rappelling techniques at The Sabalauski Air Assault School at Fort Campbell, KY. Hooah #airassault #vetradiosyndicate #training #rappel #rappelling #usmc #freedom #navy #airforce #marines #airforce #freedom #blackhawkhelicopter #airborne | Vet Radio Syndicate