A paratrooper is a military soldier trained to parachute from an aircraft into combat or other operations. They are skilled in airborne tactics and often participate in missions that require rapid deployment to difficult or inaccessible areas. Paratroopers are typically part of specialized units within the military, such as the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division. To become a paratrooper, soldiers must complete rigorous training, including parachute jumps and physical conditioning. This training ensures they can operate effectively upon landing and adapt to various environments. Paratroopers play a crucial role in modern warfare, providing quick response capabilities and supporting ground forces during operations.