Air Assault! 🦅🇺🇸 Tomorrow marks the end of Air Assault training for 5 iterations of trainees, culminating in the challenging 12-mile foot march, followed by the final graduation ceremony on The Plain on Sunday, March 6 at 11:00 a.m. Check out the trainees and witness how they honed their skills and executed air assault missions with precision and unwavering attention to detail! West Point Superintendent | Dean of the Academic Board-West Point | West Point Commandant | West Point Admissions |

Check out what Air Assault has been up to! Iteration 4 Graduation is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on the Plain today and will be live-streamed on the West Point Parents Facebook page. Please stay tuned for more highlights. Congratulations trainees! | West Point - The U.S. Military Academy

Air Assault School teaches trainees how to conduct combat air assault operations. Subjects include air assault fundamentals, rigging loads, and rappelling—all in one 10-day course. You have to pass an obstacle course to get in, so start training now: http://bit.ly/34V4X5D | National Guard

Air Assault School. It's an intense 10-day course that starts with an obstacle course and a 2-mile run. From there, candidates go on to train for insertion, evacuation, and pathfinder missions that employ transport and assault helicopters. Earn your wings at Air Assault School. Get started now: http://bit.ly/3bHoEAy | National Guard

Cadets were tested on sling load operations as part of the Air Assault course today. Cadet John Lorenz, USMA Class of 2020, gives his insight on how it has been going through this rigorous course. U.S. Army Video by Cadet Kaden Carroll | West Point - The U.S. Military Academy

In Air Assault School, you're always overcoming obstacles. You have to complete an obstacle course just to get in. Air Assault missions require mental and physical fitness, discipline, proficiency in the procedures and equipment, and the ability to work on a team under intense pressure. Having an Air Assault badge on your uniform says a lot about you as a Soldier. Take the first step toward your badge now: http://bit.ly/3qSqzZg | National Guard