#308 -Andy Stumpf, Logan Stark, and Evan Hafer from the Drop Zone

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🗓️ 13 March 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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This week the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast hits the road. Evan Hafer, Andy Stumpf, and Logan Stark are on the DZ in Palatka Florida jumping static line to get ready for their trip to Normandy for the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Straight from the airfield they discuss the significance of D-day and how it has affected them as modern day warfighters.

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0:00.0	Black Ribble copy, baby.
0:01.5	Freedom kill!
0:02.6	Oh!
0:03.3	Oh!
0:03.4	Great!
0:09.3	You guys got a free fall jump.
0:14.9	How did that one, too?
0:15.9	That prop wash on that C-47 is fun.
0:19.4	You've never gone out the side door, but like a 130 or a C-5, have you?
0:23.4	No.
0:24.3	No.
0:25.3	Yeah.
0:26.4	I think it's probably going 90.
0:29.8	You could add another 40 to 50 knots for that.
0:31.8	Yeah.
0:32.3	Yeah.
0:32.8	Your odds of spinning like Mike Sorrelli or lower and lower as the airspeed goes up.
0:38.4	Yeah, so we just jumped out of a C-47 and getting ready for our trip to Normandy this summer.
0:43.9	And I didn't realize that during World War II from the wings back on the C-47s,
0:50.4	it was all just like canvas fabric.
0:53.3	They had no metal. of none of them they
0:57.7	well some of them did but they ran out of materials oh right that makes sense and so most of those
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