He was there at Fort Benning from the very start, before the st was even brought in and added to the nd Reg. He said you are incorrect. They regularly practiced jumping between 8, and 1, feet. The th Reg. Thank you for that that is amazing.
This is information and I will keep forever I love stories from great men such as this one. Please think that fine Warrior that you got the story from for me please. Tonto was played by Jay Silverheels. Chief Thunderclouc was Tonto in the two serials that were shown in theaters, before the popularity of TV. In a way, it almost proves the original story, since it would make it easier for the trainers to imprint the word to be used in an emergency, being the last word the trainees issued as they jumped.
Actually, No. It is easier to rewrite history to MAKE things sound more reasonable, or just make up a story after the fact … but if someone says that they remembered something different, why should we automatically accept their version as truth?
There is a documentary of his jump with all the other brave men. In this documentary he lands on top of one of his fellow soldiers parachutes. He did not speak often of the war for he has night terrors. He finally told us that he never did open his chute he climbed down and hook himself to the other soldiers gear and rode down together.
Where would I go to find that film of that historic jump. According to the Wiki, both of those explanations are correct and also includes two other explanations, for a total of 4 different origins of why Geronimo is yelled as you jump from a high place. Here is the Wiki, if anyone wants to read it. Usually, most of the guys went to the air-conditioned Main Post Theatre in the evenings to see whatever movie was playing. One night in August , that movie happened to be the Paramount western, Geronimo , about the Apache chief.
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Why Geronimo? Well Geronimo was a Native American Apache , who died in Geronimo was known for his supreme bravery — fighting against both Mexico and the United States to protect Apache land.
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