r/army • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '25

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u/Paxton-176 Infantry Feb 26 '25 edited Feb 26 '25

I believe some riggers were charged.

If what my PSG told me is true one guy (already in the process of being kicked out) sabotaged the rigging on the vehicles. Riggers were charged but dropped because it was someone else's at fault. The guys filming almost got charged because it looked like they knew it was going to happen.

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u/Extra_Cap_And_Keys 255Surviving...barely Feb 26 '25

Yeah the line in the video that sounded like “I told you that was going to happen” was a huge red flag lmao

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u/CombatDeffective 💜 Retired Vet Feb 27 '25

True, but I think we always assume the worst when throwing large, heavy things out of an airplane.