Since WWII, the U.S. military has trained dogs to become some of their most useful soldiers. Shot in 1948, this incredible footage shows paratroop dogs landing in the Arctic to learn how to rescue plane crash victims. 🎥SEAL Dog | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation

4.5K views · 121 reactions | 廒 Guinness World Records has confirmed that Qatar’s skydiving team as the new world record holders of the most #parachuting sequences in canopy formation. | Doha News | Facebook

13 reactions | Three Russians set a world record for parachuting from the Earth’s stratosphere to the North Pole This also served as a test of a new prototype communications system for use in the #Arctic. Mikhail Korniyenko, Alexander Lynnik and Denis Yefremov hurled themselves from an Ilyushin-76 plane at a height of 10,500 metres (34,450 feet) and spent about two and a half minutes in freefall before opening their chutes 1,000 metres above the ground. | DD India | Facebook

 Three Russian adventurers shatter records by parachuting from the stratosphere to the #NorthPole 廒 Their mission not only set a world record but also tested a groundbreaking Arctic communications system prototype. ️ Watch #Russian #Stratosphere | moneycontrol.com | Facebook