America's ALL Combat Decorated Parachute Team

All Combat Wounded and Decorated Parachutists

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Every Team Member Is A Combat-Wounded War Veteran.
All Team Members Received Their Purple Hearts Serving With An Elite Military Unit (Green Berets, Rangers, Seals, Air Commandos, or Marine Force Recons).
All Team Members Have Been Decorated for Valor, while In Combat.

Team Para-Commander, Dallas Wittgenfeld, packs the Purple Heart Parachute at General Washington's headquarters in Newburg, New York on the exact spot where the General awarded the very first 3 Purple Heart medals, on May 3rd, 1783; known as the "Badge of Military Merit". The "69-70" Vietnam Veteran, begins to inflate the Purple Heart ram-air parachute infront of the Tower of Victory, at Washington's homesite, overlooking the Hudson River; the same parachute utilized to raise funds and public awareness for the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington D.C. 1980.

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Team Para-Commander, Dallas Wittgenfeld, packs the Purple Heart Parachute at General Washington's headquarters in Newburg, New York on the exact spot where the General awarded the very first 3 Purple Heart medals, on May 3rd, 1783; known as the "Badge of Military Merit".		The "69-70" Vietnam Veteran, begins to inflate the Purple Heart ram-air parachute infront of the Tower of Victory, at Washington's homesite, overlooking the Hudson River; the same parachute utilized to raise funds and public awareness for the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington D.C. 1980.