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Force Solo

Military Freefall Parachute System

SWS Force - the family of parachute systems for parachutists performing jumps in the call of duty:

- Emergency units (emergency rescue delivery / doctors / equipment to disaster area);

- Firemen (with all the necessary equipment);

- Military, special forces (with weapons and oxygen equipment)

Force parachute systems are manufactured in strict accordance with customer requirements imposed by desired operation.

The ability to configure the system to customer needs to reduce the cost of procurement, helps retraining of specialists, and reduces the probability of malfunctions, associated with inadequate training of paratroopers.

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Purpose and Application
The Force Solo parachute system is designed for the airdrop of individual paratroopers equipped with personal and mission-specific gear.
It supports operations from various aircraft types, at altitudes up to the service ceiling when used with oxygen equipment.
The system is suitable for landings on both equipped airfields and limited or unprepared drop zones.

Harness System
The Force Solo harness is rated for a maximum take-off weight of 175 kg and supports the attachment of freight containers and additional mission equipment.
It includes:

• Mounting points for cargo and auxiliary gear.

• Hinges for link attachments.

• Removable side pockets for oxygen systems and equipment protection against entanglement.

Operational Flexibility
Force Solo allows freefall parachute jumps from unequipped aircraft (except static-line and drogue-assisted jumps).
Multiple main parachute deployment options make it adaptable to various training levels and operational profiles.

Force Solo Freefall Configuration

The Force Solo Freefall variant provides several main canopy activation methods depending on jumper proficiency and aircraft type:

• Manual activation via BOC (Bottom-of-Container) pilot chute – for experienced paratroopers.

• Manual activation via hip-mounted ripcord and spring pilot chute – for intermediate users.

• Manual activation via ripcord on the mud flap – compatible with mechanical AAD systems.

• Static-line with direct bag – for beginners and low-speed aircraft equipped with static-line systems.

• Static-line with spring pilot chute – for intermediate jumpers and high-speed aircraft.

Force Stab Parachute System

Design and Purpose
The Force Stab system features the main container positioned above the reserve, optimized for parachute jumps with drogue stabilization.
It is designed for both high- and low-speed aircraft and offers several deployment configurations:

• Stabilized freefall with manual main opening – for introductory-level paratroopers.

• Stabilized freefall with AAD main activation – for enhanced safety during training or operational jumps.

• Static-line with direct bag deployment – for low-altitude exits from equipped aircraft.

Cargo and Attachment Options

The Fire Force Solo harness includes up to eight cargo attachment points, enabling various payload configurations:

• Chest attachment: Standard freight container or front-mounted link.

• Upper attachment: Three-ring area for long loads.

• Lower attachment: Near the laterals for under-seat cargo.

• Container attachment: Lower part of the rig for connecting long or standard cargo containers and release snaps.

Additional removable side pockets provide protection from snagging and space for oxygen systems or compact gear.

Safety and Comfort Features

• RSL/DRD Systems: Integrated for improved safety when carrying multiple attachments.

• Ripcord Placement: Main and reserve handles can be configured externally or internally for easier access, depending on the load setup.

• AAD Control Panel: Located externally for quick access in confined spaces.

• Reserve Pin Cover Window: Transparent inspection window for visual pin checks without opening the flap.

• Wide Leg Pads (Optional): Increased comfort during HAHO operations and optional small cargo pockets.