Two hours later, the helicopter finally arrived at the designated destination.
Due to the uncertainty of parachuting, which could lead to the dispersion of trainees and put them in dangerous situations, they opted for rope descent this time. The helicopter landed in a relatively open area.
The pilot was probably a veteran; he flew very steadily. When the trainees thought they were about to crash, he leveled the helicopter with a quick pull-up.
Even before landing, the trainees were already scared half to death by him.
A rope was thrown down, and the trainees put on gloves, descending one after another.
Their movements were standard and well-trained, almost on par with the air force.
This is the result of their training over the past few months.
Soon, both groups had landed.
Led by their respective instructors, the two groups headed in different directions.
