the 82nd Airborne has, by far, the most combat jumps. This began during WWII.
It is most likely that they most combat jumps by any individual would be six. It is not actually known who the person because the jumps are made as units, not individuals.
No, the 82nd ARB made 4 combat jumps during world war II. Salerno, Sicily, Normandy, and Holland. The only other combat jump since was into Panama during Operation Just Cause.
Sukoh'on/Sunch'on and Munsan-ni were the two jumps in Korea. Munsan-ni jump was on 23 March 1951. I made this jump............
As far as I know, only two combat jumps have occurred since the GWOT began in 2001. The first was Operation Bright Star in 2001 in Afghanistan, in which 147 Rangers made a combat jump into Afghanistan. The other was Operation Option North in 2003 in Iraq, which involved 1,000 jumpers drawn from the 173rd Airborne Brigade, and US Air Force's 18 Expeditionary Force. That jump was more a matter of posturing than necessity, however - the airfield was already secured by the time the jump occurred, and was more than capable of handling any aircraft necessary. Before 2001, there hadn't been any combat jumps made since Desert Storm, and only 12 jumps (which seems to me to indicate only 12 personnel) were credited for that one.
Military jumps typically refer to parachute jumps performed by military personnel as part of their training or operational duties. These jumps can be used for various purposes such as inserting troops into combat zones, conducting airborne operations, or practicing emergency evacuation procedures. Military personnel undergo specialized training to safely perform these jumps from aircraft at high altitudes.
such parachutes drops equate to combat jumps and can be from 500 to 800 feet
There are 22 jumps to the orange domo
While a number of F-14's have been lost due to accidents, none were ever shot down in combat.
usually 7-8 jumps
The rules allow a king to make as many jumps as there are pieces that legally can be taken.
Of those who have been in combat, most of them if not all.