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Air Force Airman Dies After Plummeting 170 Feet From Alamodome Rafters, Was Rappelling During Fast-Rope Demonstration Before UTSA Vs. Navy Game

Air Force Airman Dies After Plummeting 170 Feet From Alamodome Rafters, Was Rappelling During Fast-Rope Demonstration Before UTSA Vs. Navy Game

An Air Force Airman has has died after plummeting 170 feet from the Alamodome’s rafters while rapelling during a fast-rope demo. The military officer was part of the rappel team from Detachment 2 of the 6th Combat Training Squadron, headquartered at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. RELATED: New Details Have Emerged In The Bungee Jump Gone Wrong, Revealing 21-Year-Old Was Still Alive After 130-Foot Fall On Saturday (October 17), the airman was repelling from the rafters during a fast-rope demonstration.

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