Jim Slaton is a US National champion of skydiving with over 10,000 skydives and a US Army Airborne Ranger from 1991-1998. Jim is a reconized producer, organizer and creative director. His adventures in skydiving are widely documented across the internet but what you might not know is his history as a leader in the US Army special forces (Airborne Rangers).

What does the US Army, the US goverment say about Jim Slaton?

1st Bn, 75th Ranger Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield, GA 

Sgt Slaton advises Ranger platoon leaders on and employes fire support assets in both conventional and special operations; calls for and adjust mortars, close air support (jets), Army and Air Force special operation fires, field artillery and naval gunfire; trains platoon leadership in fire support tasks.

Takes 100% responsibility for his actions and decisions, right and wrong SGT Slaton Responsible for training and supervision of fire support specialist. Also responsible for accountability and maintenance of vehicle and equipment worth in exccess of $800,000. Plans and implements fire support procedures for an attack helicopter battalion of 24 Apache helicopters in a rapid deployment division.

-Always chosen for the hardest jobs

-Constantly seeks ways to learn, grow and improve.

-Respected among officers and NCOs 

-Instills the spirit to achieve and win

-knows his job technically and tactically proficient. 

-Highly regarded for planning and execution