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Official records aren't kept of BASE jumps, but Aiello estimates that 10,000 people around the world have jumped at some point. The number of weekly BASE jumpers is probably about 1,000 and another 1,500 people may jump a couple times a year.Aiello stopped counting his BASE jumps after his 1,000th in 2003.ost regular BASE jumpers have probably flown in a wingsuit at some point, but only a small number regularly jump in one, Aiello said. Of that number, only 20 to 50 people in the world practice the type of terrain flights Potter did, flying through canyons and just inches from rock walls and treetops.
#1, at 2 years 15 months before they receive their Beret signifying their completion of training, The United States Air Force Pararescue Jumpers have the longestng of them all. #2 As far as Basic Training is concerned, every Basic Training/Boot Camp, is challenging in its own right. All branches, Marines/Air Force/Army/Navy/Coast Guard are all in their own right challenging and will demand only the best of the individual. All branches are strenuous physically and mentally all at the same time.