Army reports CM that it has “the necessary parachutes to ensure the qualification of its soldiers, which is guaranteed provided that air resources are secured for this purpose” and that “payments for allowances are guaranteed to date.” [de salto] military,” despite the fact that the parachute drying tower at Tancos has been out of service since last year, according to the NCOs Association.
“The Army has included the reconstruction of the drying tower in its investment plan,” the statement said. The Army also guarantees that “if the safety conditions necessary to perform the jumps required for qualification are not met, the military will not be held responsible.”
Author: Sergio A. Vitorino
Source: CM Jornal
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