Pararescue Training - US Air Force Special Operations
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2018
- Watch Pararescuemen assigned to the 83rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron conduct training on tactical insertion and patrolling as a unit to hone their skills.
Pararescuemen (also known as PJs) are elite Air Force Special Operations specialists tasked to conduct the full spectrum of Personnel Recovery operations. These highly trained operators undertake rescues in all types of terrains and participate across every aspect of the mission, from search and rescue to giving emergency medical treatment in hostile or otherwise difficult environments, in order to save lives and aid the injured. Whether shot down or stranded behind enemy lines; surrounded, engaged, injured, or captured by the enemy, PJs will do everything it takes to get our troops home to fight another day.
Pararescue Creed: “It is my duty as a Pararescueman to save life and to aid the injured. I will be prepared at all times to perform my assigned duties quickly and efficiently, placing these duties before personal desires and comforts. These things we (I) do, that others may live."
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From a Marine to another service member. Y'all pararescuemen are one of the most bad ass people around.
I had no idea how many fucken schools they go to.
To All Of You, I kindly say thank you so much for the job that you signed on for. The route that you have to take to rescue the injured, as you know, is to fly into the battlefield, and that is SO Dangerous. The enemy knows that you'll be flying in to airlift the wounded, and await your arrival so they can hamper and/or take your helicopter down. Such bravery and devotion to all of you that puts you in harm's way to save a fellow serviceman. Thank you for being so brave, and thank you all who have chosen to join the military to keep us, at home, safe. No words can say how much you are appreciated. To all that have served, to all that are serving, to all who will be serving in the future, thank you. I want to say a special thank you to all of you that survived injuries that happened, for your bravery and service. To each and every person that lost their life serving our country, who have, in the pursuit of keeping us safe, and free, paid the ultimate price for each one of us, there are no words to express the sincere appreciation and sorrow for your life being taken. To the families of the fallen, I give you my sympathy for having to live without them. We, the American people, feel for your loss. Your loved ones will always be in my thoughts for the sacrifice they gave.
I got to briefly hang out with some PJs while waiting for SERE training. They're on a whole different level those guys. Much respect.
"That Others May Live"
0:18 Are they seriously about to cook that guy? PJ's be some straight up cannibals. Thank you for your service
SodaPrezsing easily the most underrated comment of all time
LOL
lol
This is what I wanna be when I grow up
You never want to be the casualty. You think it is going to be a easier day because you're getting carried instead of running around, but instead you worry about getting dropped, have needles stuck in you, and have your head and arms immobilized and tourniquets put on you. Zero fun.
Tournies suck!
@PacoTaco0404040 3:26 and I believe this is just practice so it answers your question lol. From the info I’ve gathered around their trainer knifes a pig in the non vital area and the PJs have to patch the pig up, and as for the human guinea pig… they’ll just use a poor ol’ private, but hey… at least it looks fun trying this for the first and last time lol
God bless you guys
Thanks guys
Some motivating individuals right here.
The most underrated special force
Always thought that seals were the top of thee elite food chain. Then I found out about PJ’s
great quality
I am not to proud to say" I couldn't make it in my PJ indoc,I did befriend and later trained w some PJ's ,however I later made it as a SWAT medic & a medic trained in So. Central L.A. w/ L.A.Cty Fire. USAF PJs "That Others May Live!"
Yeah, "buddy breathing" is what ultimately did me in. Much respect to these guys!
Your service is appreciated. You are making a difference everyday.
Can’t wait to be a PJ one day! “That Others May Live”
Respect 🙇
Most underrated special forces
my ex girlfriends dad is para rescue, i wanna be pararescue too and he said when i finish bootcamp he would be there. im only 15 now but hopefully i can achieve that and become a senior master sgt like he is
get your eagle scout
that walking from 0:48 to 0:54 in slomo is gonna be badass though.
I wanna do this so badly. I wanna be a PJ
Some of the Baddest Mother Fuckers that walk this earth... God bless you Men.
*YÜZ YIL YAŞA REİS*
This is where I Belong
Is wearing a helmet or baseball cap just a matter of personal preference which one you want?
nucleargary1 yessir it is
1:35 is that JJ Watt 🤣
I thought the exact same thing
In cima al mondo per dire a tutti come mi sento. Quando dire al mio intero mondo tutto quello che devo fare è chinarmi e sussurrarti all'orecchio "sei il mio cuore"
Are beards making a comeback in the PJ world!
My dream job 😢
The Air Force especial forces
My youngest boy now 29 is a PJ
Captaine
Currently 15 and looking to join as a Pj, any tips or preparation I should do
visit beapj.com there are plenty of workouts. Start working out, especially swimming like now.
Same here
I was looking around the internet and came a cross a picture that had a para -rescueman and it said even SEALs need someone to call. Is that true or are para rescuemen feeling them selves too much? Not being funny actual question.
Even the most badass need to call 911
But yes it’s true
Jacob Campbell ok thanks, just asking from uk prospective
Pararescuers save everyone in the special forces community. Green berets, seals , raiders, etc remember that the military is build to help each other.
I HIGHLY DOUBT that an actual PJ was sitting around making memes and putting together pictures about themselves and other PJs. More than likely it was made by a highly motivated kid who wants to be one, or just a fan. So, no, I don't think PJs actually think that about themselves because they're quiet professionals whose jobs are to rescue other service members which happen to include SEALs.
504
i love military.. how can i have one of u
see a recruiter
i really wanna become pararescue been studying the asvab
have my ged just contacted af recruiting office waiting to talk to a recruiter now
How did it go?
Is the time to ask “do they have any allergies” AFTER they’ve been shot? Shouldn’t they have that info on their bodies somewhere..
Mick Funny it's the procedure well at least in the royal medical corps here in the UK so I presume the same in the US. Blood type is on a patch for emergency blood if its needed. Most of the time its quicker ato ask for allergies in emergencies because most of the time they wont have any than looking through their emergency heath records somewhere in one of their molle pouches.
Allan Larsson ok makes some sense 😊 thanks
Np👍
Mick Funny yes they do my uncle is in that army he got shot in the shoulder and it's called PTSD
Guys, this is how a conversation shouldbe like on the internet
What is salary of pj?
Devesh Parik you start around $17,000 then the maximum payment is $87,000
People say pj's more like bad ass medics
They are rescue specialists. While they have trauma medical capabilities, they’re not “medics.”
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So?
Its kinda a respect thing
I hope they don’t forget their TactiChair!
Army Leads The Way HOOAH!
And when you blunder your ass into the shit, they're the ones who come dropping outta the sky to save your dumb ass!
Hooah!
LOL, you have no idea what you are talking about, these guys are far superior to your average grunt
Usually I've found out that the ones who talk the most shit on RUclips are the one's that 1) never been in combat 2) never served, or 3) have/had a weak ass MOS. Much respect to ALL of the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines gun slingers out there putting it all on the line, especially our elite SOF operators behind the lines.
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