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The 82nd Airborne Division had the unique opportunity of hosting NASCAR drivers Austin Dillon No 3., Tyler Reddick No 8., and Greg Walter, the Charlotte Motor Speedway Executive Vice President and General Manager. In the morning they conducted a modified basic airborne refresher course followed by jumping out of the 34-ft towers at 82nd Airborne Division’s Advanced Airborne School. In the afternoon they homed in their skills on the combat rifle at the unbeatable LGOP range.

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5 May 2022

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