NCO in airborne units wishing to become jumpmasters in Free Fall jumping. All graduates must have finished the Operational Free Fall course and serve some years in an airborne unit using HALO/HAHO techniques. Air Force There is no Airborne School in the Air Force ; jump training is held at the (Army) Airborne School, but the Air Force uses some specific badges for advanced parachute training. Military Parachute Initiation The Military Parachuting Initiation Badge is awarded to graduates of a short course at the (Army) Airborne School, where the only students are Air Force cadets. It is awarded after four daytime jumps. Military Parachute Badge The Military Parachute Badge (Air Force) is awarded to Air Force personnel, already graduates of the (Army) Airborne School, serving in the Fusiliers Commandos de l'Air, the airborne infantry units of the Air Force. A minimum of 30 jumps is required for the award of the Air Force badge. Special Parachute The Special Parachute Badge (French : Brevet de parachutiste spécialisé) is the Free Fall badge of the Air Force. It is awarded after long courses at both the (Army) Airborne School and the Fusiliers Commandos Training Squadron. Germany Nazi Germany Parachutist Badge (Nazi Germany), a World War II-era decoration in the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS. German Democratic Republic Members of the Army Air Assault Regiment 40 of the German Democratic Republic's National People's Army were awarded the parachutist badge upon completion of the paratrooper training course. Federal Republic of Germany Military The parachutist badge of the Bundeswehr is awarded upon completion of the parachutist course conducted at the Airborne/Air mobile school at Altenstadt, Germany. Allied forces who complete the requirements may also be awarded the German parachutist badge. The badge is awarded in three levels: {| class=wikitable ! Level I | style="background-color:#C9AE5D; height:40px; text-align:center;"|Bronze | Completion of basic course and five jumps |- ! Level II | style="background-color:#C0C0C0; height:40px; text-align:center;"|Silver | 20 jumps |- ! Level III | style="background-color:#FFDF00; height:40px; text-align:center;"|Gold | 50 jumps |} The badge features a stylized parachute surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves which are flanked on the left and right side by stylized wings. Federal Police Members of the Federal Police's GSG9 who are specially qualified in parachuting, including High-altitude military parachuting and are assigned to the parachuting section are awarded the GSG9's parachutist badge. Hungary India The regimental badge for the Parachute Regiment is an open parachute,