Epic Life Adventures

02/13/2026

Jumping with my buddy Whit at the SIS event at Skydive Arizona!

12/02/2025

Giving Tuesday is almost here! We are planning an exciting 2026 and want to team up with you!

09/14/2025

I spent time with Mr. Douglas in Deland Florida
Who wants to skydive out of this beautiful airplane?

08/25/2025

08/11/2025

01/20/2025

12/30/2024

Still time to donate in 2025
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www.epiclifeskydive.org
We have exciting plans for the year ahead!
Blue Skies ❤️

You’ll receive training on the day of your skydive by our team of instructors at the dropzone. You’ll be harnessed to a professional parachute instructor who controls the free fall, parachute opening and landing. So be brave and enjoy!

08/09/2024

On this day in U.S. Army SF history.........06 August 1967, eight Green Berets held off 4,000 North Vietnamese Army soldiers in a hamlet and box canyon known as Tong Le Chong near the Cambodian/Vietnamese border, with help from air support.

This battle occurred over two days, responding to the urgent call for help, the pilot, Kenneth P. Miles, responded by flying his F-100 into that box canyon in the dark of night, below 500 feet, firing at the North Vietnamese Army soldiers. When he ran out of bombs and bullets, he returned to his base in Thailand, reloaded and returned for a second time. The NVA finally retreated, leaving behind 2,000 dead and/or injured. At the time, this was the largest battle in South Vietnam. The US administration did not want the public to know that there were Green Berets working with South Vietnamese villagers in this area, so the incident was never fully reported. Three Bronze Stars were awarded to the Green Beret soldiers on the ground, and a Silver Star to Pilot Commander Kenneth P. Miles, who attained the rank of Major General later in his service career.

---Mud

P.S. The photo is a representation of the team.