Triple 7 Expedition Breaks Four World Records to Help Children of America's Fallen Heroes Get an Education
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Legacy Expeditions, a veteran-owned extreme expedition company, announces the successful completion of its record-breaking Triple 7 Expedition upon landing its seventh skydive in Perth, Australia, finishing all seven jumps in only 6 days, 6 hours, and 6 minutes. The team of nine former special operators broke two sets of records, each a day apart. They broke the six-continent team and tandem records on January 14, in Abu Dhabi, in four days and ten hours: a record set in 2008 with a time of eight days and seven hours. Then, on January 15, the team broke the seven-continent team and tandem records set in 2019 with a time of six months and four days.
- The team of nine former special operators broke two sets of records, each a day apart.
- Then, on January 15, the team broke the seven-continent team and tandem records set in 2019 with a time of six months and four days.
- The Triple 7 Expedition kicked off at Union Glacier Camp, Antarctica on January 9.
- The documentary crew was led by Dan Myrick, the writer and director of The Blair Witch Project, and cinematographer Kevin Burke.