Whether operating independently or as part of larger units or troop formations, airborne troops are constantly surrounded and threatened by superior enemy forces and resources in the rear area of the opponent. Therefore, it is crucial for the paratrooper to fulfill their combat tasks with great cunning and resourcefulness, demonstrating bravery, initiative, and determination. They must be able to withstand unusual hardships and high physical and psychological stress during deployment, which can be achieved through regular, systematic, and daily endurance and strength training. The paratrooper must be able to navigate safely in any terrain, both day and night, with and without aids, and possess extensive survival knowledge. This manual is particularly intended for the instructors of this troop type and is meant to assist in the creative application of their training.