Members of the Leap Frogs, the Navy’s parachute team,

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Members of the Leap Frogs, the Navy’s parachute team,

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Members of the Leap Frogs, the Navy’s parachute team, leap from Fat Albert, a Marine KC-130J Hercules with the Navy’s Blue Angels, during a performance for the 2011 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Air Show aboard MCAS Miramar, Oct. 1. During free fall jumps the parachute team can reach 120 mph.

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01/10/2011
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