Triple Seven Expedition
The Triple 7 Expedition's team of nine vets wrapped up its breakneck skydiving expedition with a final, celebratory jump in Florida on Wednesday, Jan. 18.
When Maj. Shawn Campbell was killed in a helicopter crash, his wife, Kelli, scrambled to find a scho...
With a jump in Australia on Monday, Jan. 16, local time, the Triple 7 Expedition's team of nine vets set world records, all to draw eyes and raise money for Gold Star families.
With their jump in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, the Triple 7 team's nine vets clinched the first world record of their breakneck skydiving expedition on Saturday, Jan. 14.
The Triple 7's team of nine vets skydived over the pyramids in Cairo, Egypt, on Friday, Jan. 13. Above the ancient structures, one vet felt connected to fallen comrades.
While the Triple 7 Expedition team skydives around the globe, its tandem master and passenger are jumping for two world records and two honorees.
The Triple 7 jumpers are honoring fallen US service members as they chase a skydiving world record.
While cruising through the first two legs of a record-attempting skydiving expedition, the Triple 7 team of nine veterans honored fallen friends and teammates.
The Triple 7 Expedition's team of nine special ops vets kicked off a record-attempting skydiving expedition on Monday, Jan. 9, with its first official jump at Union Glacier Camp, Antarctica.
As nine vets wait for the official start of a week-long breakneck skydiving expedition, slated for Jan. 9 in Antarctica, they complete a practice jump and run through their cold-weather gear.
For a team of veterans, a skydive in Antarctica presents challenges found almost nowhere else.
Ten vets on the Triple 7 Expedition will attempt to jump on each continent in seven days for a skydiving record in January 2023 to raise $7 million for Folds of Honor.
