I'm scared of jumping out of a plane do u have to were u like this

Zoe O.

Corporal, Adjutant General's Corps, Staff and Personnel Support AGC(SPS).

Hello. Thank you for your question.
I noticed your question has been unanswered so I will do my best to answer this for you.
It is completely natural to be scared to jump out of a plane. Anyone who is jumping from a plane for the first time would be lying if they said they are/were not scared.
If jumping out of a plane is something you do not want to do then do not choose a role in the Army that requires you to do this e.g. Paratrooper.
There are plenty more roles in the Infantry where you are not required to jump.
To explore more roles, use our role finder https://apply.army.mod.uk/roles
I hope this helps
Zoe

Thursday, December 5, 2019

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