U.S. Air Force Pararescue Training | Pararescuemen PJ 

Imagine a team where each member could function like a NP in a hospital emergency room, swim like a SEAL, jump like the best at Fort Bragg, breach like SWAT, and function in the field like Rangers. These guys are amazing.

I spent almost a decade in ranger regiment, I always say besides my ranger buddies the AFSOC guys that I’ve met and worked with are the coolest and most impressive men in the world. CCT’s, JTAC’s, etc. But PJ’s… thank God for PJ’s. They’re like doctors who can shoot, move, and communicate with the best of them. Literally.

Best 8 years of my life, so proud to be a PJ

I've been training in martial arts since 1972. And I have two friends I train with that are former PJs. Their heart is unbelievable they don't quit ever. And there's a humblest operators I've met. Thank you for your service those serving and those that have. These guys give their blood sweat and tears for our country. God bless

You guys are amazing!! I spent 23 yrs in the Marine Corps and had some interactions with PJs in Iraq and Afghanistan. Best medics in the world.

you know it's fricking hardcore when there's SEALs in trouble out there somewhere and you fly over to save 'em.

I like how their pipeline is known as "Superman School". Badass!

We only have a few of these warriors, washout rate in the 90 percentile. They can operate as a team of PJs or on any of DOD spec ops forces.

My 2 PJ buddies Votaw and Mcabe.... I owe you guys a beer. Never forget

These Things We Do, That Others May Live. These are the folks that rescue SEALS and CCT’s when they are in the shit. No joke. Hardcore.

Gotta respect the heart of these men and women to do straight into the line of fire to make sure their fellow military officers make it back home to their family

I don’t throw around the word hero very often as I generally think military worship is fucking stupid, but the PJs are without doubt some of the most heroic men in any armed force. A large proportion of their operations involve rescuing civilians from active firefights. That level of bravery to save life is inspirational. It’s really a massive shame these guys don’t have the same level of recognition as many other special operation units in the US.

im currently in paramedic school right now and am just now finding out about these guys. Can't imagine a cooler job.

I truly miss it. 24th special tactic squadron. James, drew. Cheers to you brothers.

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Met some of the most dopest, badass PJ's back when I just a damn cop on the Air Force. Much luv to you brothers that wear the maroon beret & bloused blues.

For anyone who is looking to go in a SWOE contract, take care of yourself, try to evade shin splints, or even worse stress fractures. I got removed from the program all together due to a grade 3 stress fracture. Not entirely sure how I got it on just one leg but it happened. try to work yourselves up in weight when rucking so your legs can get strong. So I gotta crosstrain back later since they threw me in Security Forces :( Battleprep is not too hard, just a bit stressful, just don't quit! Best of luck to anyone who is going in as a SWOE. Also, A&S is now only 15 days long rather than 4 weeks. ( I didn't go to it but a lot of friends did)

This Video brings back memories of memories Of memories Of The Past and I Really don’t want to deal with this RIGHT NOW!!!!!! DOC MAGOO PJ VIETNAM VET BROTHERS AND AT 76 still playing guitar and jamming with Vets..

People have a right to their opinions but, who would give this thumbs down? This video shows that freaking pipeline which is long and arduous! Totally salute them!

These are the people SEALS and Rangers call when they need their asses saved. Much respect to these people bro.

Living in Fort Walton Beach by Hurlburt Field, I know a lot of PJ’s … awesome people! So thankful for the great people of our military, so others may live is their motto. God bless!

These guys are as tough as anyone on earth and I'm not sure that there is a more inspiring mission statement on earth:"That others may live"....

Went to airborne school with a few PJs much love for these guys all good hard workin dudes

Our 304th RQS was the best rescue unit. 15years with the PJs. 🇺🇸

With all the mayhem and discord in the U. S. this a reminder of who the true warriors are and the real sacrifices that are being given for freedom.

Well trained. Salute to all of you.

¡Este equipo de élite esta muy bien entrenado y como dice el refrán:'la práctica hace al maestro, caballeros mis mas sinceras felicitaciones y este vídeo es formidable gracias!!☺👏👏👏👌☺👌👏👍😉

Awesome and all my respect to them and other armies in the world !

Big Respect to all off ya PJ God bless ya all best off the best what you are

Damn these guys are one of a kind

Good video. It’s a nice heads up because after I’m done with my 4 year contract I will attempt to become a pararescueman.

Watched a show on HALO training in Yuma, the PJ student was a stud amongst studs. The kid aced everything and was alongside other socom participants

What I aspire to be in the next 3 years

I love these guys,I was a seabee and trained with the air force, kick ass.

Love AFSPECWAR footage.

I once thought PJs didn’t get enough recognition but unlike our aquatic brothers in the navy we don’t need to write books and make movies about how amazing we are.

The second day of BMT, we were taken to a room and were given a presentation on becoming PJ's. After a short film was over, a Sargent asked "If anyone is interested in becoming a PJ, please stand up". About a third of the room stood up. Sargent looked around the room a bit, then said, "If you want to be a PJ, you can not be afraid of heights, have to be able to swim one mile, can't wear corrective lenses and have to have an ASVAB score over (whatever it was, I forget). The entire room sat back down. Sargent picked up his clipboard and just walked out. We found out later, that they get two or three a month who can qualify.

PJs and Combat Controllers are bad ass!

These guys are elite.

Me gusta como son esos entrenamientos. Gracias por compartirlo!. I like. Thanks.

Back in the day, I heard PJ school referred to as Superman School. Respect!

So that others may live...

Love our USAF Combat Controllers, PJs, TACP, & and SR!

I love seeing my dream job pop up on my recommended

Parabéns para esse guerreiro 👏👏👏👏

How badass is the guy @8:45 he just has that look like I'm bout that life

God bless guys and girls be safe..... 💯

"THESE THINGS WE DO, THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE"

I'm reconstructor of 83rd erqs PJ's because I love what these guys doing. PJ's are very important and they looks like spec ops operators so that's cool ;) Great video!

they are amazing, the best in military prehospital care

Even Special Forces need hero!! PJ's are tough as nails

When I watched the PJ episode of Surviving the cut, I felt fucking scared. There‘s a good reason why it‘s called the „Superman School“. These fuckers are machines man

Excelente aula prof.🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙏🙏🙏

¡Lo más valioso de este grupo de élite es aprender a trabajar en equipo y a cuidar al compañero y eso es muy loable,muy buen video y gracias!!😄👏👏👏👍😉

So proud of my soon to be husband.. He's a PJ❤️❤️❤️

Now I wanna see one about Pathfinders. I had a DS who was one, then went Ranger after. You wanna talk about high speed low drag this dude was pretty much super human.

Class, total class🔥🔥🔥

PJs some bad ass SOBs!

Exceptional human beings!

Proud to say I can sleep well at night knownimg these guys are here to protect this Great Country although we all been dealing with trouble around this country these guys not once did they give up on us Thanks to all Armed forces hopefully one day I can call make self not only a airman but a brother.

2:30 that .50s velocity is insane. Hits the target the same time the sound hits your ears.

these guys really know their stuff, real professionals. I'm from Russia

You guys are amazing, if it wasn't for you we'd all be screwed... much love

That training pipeline is serious and long long long long, wow.

Ridiculous amount of respect from England

20 years retired. When i first got in i met retired CSM George Morre. He just did maintenance around the building. The most incredible man i have ever met in my military career. All backed up by a desk photo of his csm promotion and every MSG in the building. Green beret, 5th group. Entire career SOCOM. 5 tours in Vietnam. 3 silver stars. I was lucky enough that he liked me and we both smoked. Our talks were interesting about his service and john rambo has nothing on this man. I asked him once who was the baddest special ops. He said PJs. "When shit goes fucked up and someone's hurt. These guys are like emergency room doctors and green berets in one package. When you need help getting out with wounded. They're the only ones you call. It's easy to take a life, hard as hell to save one." that comment always stuck with me. Was proud to support them in Kandahar. RIP CSM.

I love them.

Watch the 2000's show about the pararescue troops training classes. 👌

amazing, you have to give credit where it is due.

In my career in Alaska, I worked with the unit(s) that preceded the “210” and “212”, they’re mostly ANG units now were as the units including the unit at Eielson AFB( Fairbanks) used to all primarily active duty! TOML!!

Nice to see some guys with HK416 uppers!

"The Best of the Best";"For the Others May Live"....

This is what I’m doing to try and do out of high school, this only made me more confident it’s what I want to do

This makes me want to jump out of plane right now!!!! These are truly Supermen

Respect from Korea Force Recon:)

Aula top 10.

These guys are top notch and hardly ever talked about. Also only Medal of Honor ever recorded on video was from a PJ.

Incredible insight

É treinamento excepcional por excelência, parece ser de outro planeta. Louvável ❤❤

Wow, impressive! Really impressive! 💪💪

Sadly if I had known about pararescue earlier in my life. I might have worked my ass off swimming all the time to be able to have a chance at joining PJs

You guys should do one for CCT's afsoc

Like the saying when I was on Seal Team 2..slow is smooth, and smooth is fast...

All I can say is...wow.

Legit one of the coolest jobs in the entire DoD

PJs are the real deal!

Way back when I spent a week with PJ's. They said that you will find former SEALS, Rangers, Force Recon, Special Forces in the PJ's. But you'll never find a former PJ in another of those groups...

I loved the gear

Excelente usaf.

Awesome!!!!

Let me make a correction, PJ's are the only Special Ops COMBAT MEDICAL Unit in ALL of DOD. WE are not covered by the Geneva Convention; WE ARE the ONLY ADVANCED Combat Medical Unit that are CALLED ""911" for ALL branches of the Military. My training was almost 3 years in 1981.

Devils with angel's wings. If i were an operator i would want them on my side.

lol the guy catching hot brass at 3:30

Está vida e muito sofrida Deus proteja todos vocês 🙏

PJ' are the Best!

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You should do the same video style but for CCT!

I love there work as well as unit

Nice fire burning in the background @ 3:50