The United States Army Airborne is a specialized branch of the U.S. Army that focuses on parachuting and airborne operations. Soldiers in this unit are trained to deploy from aircraft and conduct missions behind enemy lines, often in support of ground forces. Airborne units are known for their agility and rapid response capabilities. To become an Airborne soldier, individuals must complete the U.S. Army Airborne School, which includes rigorous physical training and parachute jumps. Successful graduates earn the Parachutist Badge, signifying their ability to perform airborne operations. Airborne units play a crucial role in various military operations, enhancing the Army's overall effectiveness.