A Static Line Jump is a type of parachute jump where the parachute is automatically deployed as the jumper exits the aircraft. A static line, which is a cord attached to the aircraft, pulls the parachute's deployment bag open, allowing the canopy to inflate without the jumper needing to pull a ripcord. This method is commonly used in military operations for its reliability and safety. Static line jumps are typically performed from low altitudes, usually between 1,000 to 1,500 feet. This allows for a quick descent and minimizes the time spent in freefall. The technique is often used for troop insertions and equipment drops, making it an essential skill for military personnel and skydiving enthusiasts alike.