Royal Australian "Special Air Service Regiment" (HALO) Corporal Chris Naylor.
As with the majority of military Special Forces, the Australian Special Air Services Regiment is trained and equipped for multiple roles and actions. Being a parachute regiment, these activities include HALO operations, or High Alitude Low Opening. This technique involves a parachute jump from an altitude of 35,000 feet followed by a free fall to altitudes as low as 1,500 before deployment of the parachute. This technique is used for rapid deployment and un-detected insertion into active operational areas.
Fully articulated 1/6 scale collectible figure.
As with the majority of military Special Forces, the Australian Special Air Services Regiment is trained and equipped for multiple roles and actions. Being a parachute regiment, these activities include HALO operations, or High Alitude Low Opening. This technique involves a parachute jump from an altitude of 35,000 feet followed by a free fall to altitudes as low as 1,500 before deployment of the parachute. This technique is used for rapid deployment and un-detected insertion into active operational areas.
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