D‑6 parachute

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The D‑6 parachute is a Soviet-designed military static-line parachute system widely used by airborne troops for mass tactical jumps.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military parachute system
round parachute
static-line parachute
canopyShape round
compatibleWith military transport aircraft side-door exits
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
deploymentAltitudeRange low to medium altitude from transport aircraft
deploymentControl non-steerable or limited-steerability design
deploymentMethod static line
designedBy Soviet military engineers
designedFor airborne troops
high reliability
mass tactical jumps
rugged field conditions
designedTo allow safe descent with full combat load
hasComponent deployment bag
harness
main canopy
reserve parachute
static line
hasVariant D-6 series 4
D-6 series 5
introducedInPeriod Cold War era NERFINISHED
optimizedFor ease of training
mass production
primaryUse combat training jumps
mass airdrop operations
military parachuting
role primary personnel parachute for Soviet airborne forces for many years
safetyFeature reserve activation system
static-line deployment to reduce malfunctions
trainingRole basic jump training parachute in Soviet and Russian airborne schools
typeOf personnel parachute
typicalUsers conscript paratroopers
professional airborne soldiers
usedBy Russian Airborne Forces NERFINISHED
Soviet Airborne Forces NERFINISHED
Warsaw Pact airborne units NERFINISHED
paratrooper units of former Soviet republics
some foreign airborne forces trained by USSR
usedFor low-altitude jumps
tactical insertion of paratroopers
usedIn airborne assault operations
airborne exercises in Russia
airborne exercises in the Soviet Union
airborne training schools
usedWith paratrooper equipment container

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Soviet Airborne Forces parachuteSystem D‑6 parachute