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I'd be afraid the rope would break. I'd prefer to sky-dive. I believe a Service Member should at least tell his Supervisor or battle-buddy so someone knows to check up on her/him later.
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Funny story here, years ago out CSM walk by a few mechanics and their CWO working on top of a hemmit truck. She said, "Chief, I think those Soldiers need an ACH" and he respond with, "Sergeant Major, Soldiers jump out of an airplane and you are worried about 6 feet?". She walked away in disgust. Good for him to stand up to her.
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CH (MAJ) William Beaver, I've skydived from 13,000' many times. I'll never bungee jump.
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I suspect that you would need to secure permission before. I don't know the statistics but for the most part, I am not aware of that many accidents. Personally while I will skinny up the Mast of a Ship in the blink of an eye, I don't like heights but as long as I have plenty of Handholds I don't care that much. This looks like something my daughter and granddauthers would love and they would love to have me do it too.
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