When I was a Blackhat at Benning (don't say it), we would JMPI the students before their first jump and ensure their helmets were tight. During the flight, especially on hot days, the little tentpegs would loosen their chinstraps. It would rain helmets and Blackhats would be shouting through their bullhorns "HELMET!". Fortunately, in the three years I was a blackhat we didn't have any injuries. Things usually tightened up (snicker) with subsequent jumps. Worst place for helmet losses was wintertime Alaska. The balaclava did not allow for a secure fit.You certainly weren't alone in that one. Not even close...
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