ummm cct and pjs are deployed with special forces and SEALs and they fight as hard and sometimes harder because they're treating somebody under fire and laying fire support while being a rifleman
No branch or spec ops group is "better" than the other. Most times they work together with interlocking capabilities becuase they are each specialist in thier specific disciplines. CCTs go with seals, recon, special forces, special tactics, and rangers to direct air traffic. Coast Guard MSRT teams sometimes train and work with SEALs as well as USCG LEDET teams on Navy ships. They even sent 4 coasties to BUDS a couple of years ago. one fight, one team.
I really hate it when black people all work together secretly and smile really big and give you things you never asked for and ask you to do more and more things that you are EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE DOING FOR THEM as they escalate the requests all the way to a RAGING QUIET RAPE.
I am waiting to go to BMT for the USAF and Imma be in POL. I talked to a guy who just got outta the USAF as POL and he told me, "When you get deployed they hand you a M16 no matter what. If the shit hits the fan it don't matter if your Army, Marines, Navy, or Air Force. Your all American Service Men and will have to fight if it comes down to it. So remember that when people say your in the 'ChairForce' cause branch don't matter with bullets wizzing by your head."
Man thanks for the video!! I've always wanted to go PJ since i was 13. My Dad served 25 years in the army as enlisted SF and always said his best friends were the PJ's hahaa. i'm 23 now in an emt and paramedic program and scuba qualified, tryin to do everything I possibly can to prepare myself mentally and physically i want exceed all expectations anyways, You guys fuckin rock, You guys are the best! Thanks again.
@BrandonTheDude TAS's are badass, but they don't really qualify as SOF. They're more or less infantrymen who know how to call in air/indirect fire support
not to diss any but i have heard from from army and marines that seals are overated and airforce save there ass alot. but i have no idea. i think the seals have the second longest training tho at a year long and army SF at 56 weeks and air force 35. but im not sure if allt he sites are acurate and up date. i used military.com free free to let me know coast guard trains with seals tho i know that. i might do the pj's then coastguard.
gotta respect all the braches. seals marsoc air force spec ops omega and delta force and marine recon. thereall bada ss. and so is the coast guard martime or coast guard deployable operations group anyone that is apart of socom is a badass. @larrybird125 let me know which one u do.
I don't know why pj's are so "elite". Never saw one in Afghanistan or Iraq. Not even sure they are special. Any casulty air evacs or Air support was always by Marine air or Army and even the Brits. Never once saw the chair force do anything other than eat at the chowhall. Most other Branches wonder why we even have a chair force when they can operate alone almost without any assistance from the chair force. I think most Army or Marine grunts could agree with me.
@760guy That's because PJ's usually work with SOF troops, not grunts. Most of the Air Force Crosses and CMOH's awarded to enlisted AF personnel over the years have been to Pararescuemen. And I'd love to see you go through their training. Ever heard of the 24th STS? Yeah. The Air Force has an SMU, and the Marines don't. Anything to say to that?
10 seconds Is the greatest priminister even in canadian history Stephen harper he has stood up for an innocent identifable minority who is treated worse then rapist's and serial killer's because the leftwing facists don't like us,,,
wonder why he was travling with us military personel normally CF boarding party units are used to protect him
I've actually had the pleasure to know a few of these fellows(not any from the vids that I can see). Even known a couple that have lost their lives in combat. Great group of guys who are about as normal as normal can be. They don't ask much of anything from anyone, but they would fly into hell to save your life in an instant. Thanks for posting this vid.
I'd love to become a PJ, but I'm color blind, so no passing the flight III for me. I wouldn't wanna be a CCT though, its way too much multitasking for my tastes.
hey im thinken about becoming a combat controller, but im also thinking about going coast guard deployable operations group. ik combat control school is harder but im stil not sure, any advice on which one is better?
@RememberKarmaX ya sorry bout that it took me a minute to realize what that was but really you cant go wrong with any special forces they are all equally badass in my eyes
@RememberKarmaX and who saves their ass lol pj's i say pj beats everyone in training and their job plus dude they don't just do csar but other stuff like : Emergency medical treatment to save lives
Search and Rescue operations
Recovery of downed aircrews and aerospace hardware
NASA Space Shuttle Launch Rescue Support
Special Tactics in support of Interservice Special Operations
so you want to serve your country lol start by serving the people thats what makes up a country ;)
@RememberKarmaX No special operations are better than any other. No doubt there is no one better at saving people than PJs hands down. CCTs call in air strikes. There can be an argument between Recon and SEALs because they are both maritime special operations, my brother is Recon....you should hear him rant. Now with training I don't know what to say. Pararescue and CCT do have the longest training because all the schools they go to is needed for the job. Is it the hardest, that's arguable.
@RememberKarmaX & @Larrybird125 -- the USAF special forces give you a unique skill, so if you find out that military isnt what you want, or want to get out for any reason, you have something to fall back on. CCT have a really good knowledge of Air Traffic Control, and can easily pass the FAA test and become a Air Traffic Controller at an airport.
@RememberKarmaX There is no better or worse we r all together and have different jobs. If you look at the statistics AFSOC is better but thats statistics. Fuck statistics. Im from a navy family and i just started thinkng about AFSOC but yea im just saying.
Hooyah! to SEALs, SWCC, Divers, Rescue Swimmers (USCG and USN), Marine Force Recon, Army Special Forces, Air Force CCT/Pararescue/Special Ops weatherman (haha), DOGs, EOD, Snipers, and to everyone in the armed forces.
@RememberKarmaX USAFSOC was rated number 1 over all other speical ops and made the best joint force operations as well in the iraq and afghan war so i dunno where you get ur info
@larrybird125 dude, dont worry about how hard the school. do what you want your career to be. if you want it bad enough you will make sure and do what you have to, to become a CCT or be in the coast guard. Dont go off opinions of what OTHERS think YOU should do. Whatever you do just dont quit once you started the pipeline.
@larrybird125 I'd do CCT. It's harder than CG, but you get to work with all the special operations, including NSW, and the Green Berets. You also get better training. Good Luck with either one though!
@RememberKarmaX Nice vid, this is my dream job and I have 2 years of High School left to prepare for it besides then training they give. lol Air Force has some badasses too. Army, Navy and Marines respect these guys so much, that really makes me wanna be one of them.
Why is everyone down grading everyone? It's pointless man. and Yo, frpenguin if your having second thoughts of joining the "Pj's" you might wanna reconsider bro. It's gonna be a life changer, mark my words! Whatever you plan on doing in life, I hope you go far and succeed my friend! God Bless our Armed Forces over seas kicking ass like America has been accustomed to doing since the Constitution was signed! :P
I am a sophmore in highschool. This is one of my dream jobs. Idk if I want this life or a life as a college student at home and able to have a simple life. I think I am going to prepare for both. I'm getting into airsoft, and I'm gonna join track. I think this summer I'm gonna have my friends and I do jobs with equipment to prepare.
For the Airforce, I don't know wether to go for PJ or Combat Controler
I don't know how airsoft is going to help you. But running in track uniform isn't going to help. Run in boots and pants, then add a ruck. Then run in full BDU. with your ruc. Get up to 10 miles, you will be fine in running if you can. And PJ vs CCT, you looking for full on combat? Or medical.. Simple Choice... Can you stand the blood? Or do you want to shed it?
Oh, we would play airsoft regardless of the Air Force. We just love it as a recreational hobby. Yeah, I have full BDU's. How many pounds of weight should I work up to? *by the way, on my earlier post, jobs was suppost to be jogs* Thanks though. It's hard to decide between having a job where I am responsible for other's lives but I can look back and be proud, or I can be responsible for taking lives and be proud if I think about it as doing the United States a great service. thanks alot tho man
There's nothing wrong with doing track. It will keep you in shape. You should also do cross country as well. It will build you up so you can run with a ruck and boots/bdu's. Good luck on becoming a pj!
My older cousin (LTC currently stationed at the pentagon with personel recovery policy) was a blackhawk pilot for spec ops when he was younger. He is friends with some of the CRO's that went in the recover the bodies of Spartan 01. I've heard a lot about the PJ's my whole life, I don't intend to go in that field (currently a SERE candidate, planning on crosstraining after my first enlistment) but I got a lot of respect for you guys. Bring as many home as you can.
PJ main mission is to "aid the injured", which means you are primarily going to be saving life but if things get messy then you will be able to shoot as accurate with a M4 as you can cut with a siringe. CCTs main mission is to infiltrate an objective area (primarily hostile) and clear the area of any enemy personel and call in airstrike to weaken the enemie's infrastructures. You will be killing in that job. lol
@elocwood1 never said it was either of thier primary jobs? I said you will be taking enemy human lives in both careerfields. I was talking on a job description and mission basis, not on a core values basis. Thanks for noticing though bud.
@frpenguin Dude the best thing to do right now is learn how to run and swim. And learn how to do good, honest pull ups (no kipping!!) No matter what though...they will smoke you at indoc. Doesnt matter if you're michael phelps or a kenyan prodigy, or some mix of both. You will be pushed beyond the point of just pain. Its a truely peerless club, best medics and rescue specialists in the world hands down!!
i ship out exactly 30 days from now for a PJ job. at least a yr or six months before you leave you really need to step up a workout regimen; running, swimming especially, push ups, sit ups and pull ups 5+ days a wk.
oh and this is prob a good tip, try to not be going thru indoc around june-aug. u prob dont want to be going thru the worst phsyical and mental training in the world during the hottest time of the year.
@RememberKarmaX is it the same for Pjs n CCT? the time period of training... there's a lot of comparison between Seals and AF specops, in the AF spec-ops do you get some kind of fighting training?
@SSasskicker I would suggest you get used to running alot and prob good to get a weight vest cause they carry alot of equipment. And push ups and sit ups will help so tht ur body isnt in too much pain. Also getting to know some medical terminology will help. If u do all of that you should be good to go. im preparing now and im 2 years away from going.
i love this video cuz my big bro is training to become a pj hes alredy passed indoc and now doin the 2 years of training... but it shows me wut he'll be doin and also wut ill be doin cuz i mite go and fallow my big brothers foot steps
i am...im 14 and can alredy do the past test 4 quallifying 2 become a pj...and my big bro whos doin the 2 year trainin to become a pj helped me with the training wen he came home
I remember when i first enlisted over 20yrs ago and whe would bash the Air Force.(SO YOUNG!) My first encounter with PJ hopefuls was Airborne School.I cant remember the guy's name,but he would tell us about the stuff he had been through so far and we were like,DAMN!! When I made it to my Ranger bn,we did an exercise at Ft Bragg in 1989 called Market Garden. This was my first time ever seeing what these Warriors were all about! Us young PFC's and Pvt's never bashed the Airfoce guy's again!!
@JewelOriginals Well i wouldn't say we stoped bashing other branches,because they bashed us Army guyS too.Its all in good fun and were all on the same team thank GOD! The Airforce is a great branch of our armed forces and screw anyone who thinks other wise!!! lol I couldn't imagine our country with out the Airforce..They have a very important role and they are a big piece of the puzzle that makes our military! The Army couldn't deploy with out them guys and that say alot!!!!!!!
@twrea I live in Arkansas right now and we dont have any PJ or CCT units in the wings here its a national gaurd bases and 1 AF base and none of them have PJs or CCTs
it's funny you guys get on here and bitch. These were my brothers...whether we served the same time or not...there are people and families that thanked "US" many times over.
RememberKarmaX....in Black Hawkdown they were portrayed it just didnt say who they were...right before the 2nd one went down to a BH dropped to PJ's into take care of the casualties they cracked a joke about making them some cocktails when he was given them IV and also said he would kill them if he moved them. they also helped saw them out of the BH, they didnt get the credit they deserved.
Your wrong about whether they portrayed it or not. They said that they were Delta Force... They were actually pj's... They did not portray PJ's in the movie at all. The second BH went down and 'Delta Snipers' Provided the 'Rescue'.
I get what your saying they didnt call them PJ's..i was more referring to theree actions/portrayed. The guy actually had his medic scissors on him. Just watching it again they said the Search and Rescue Bird is here "Super 68" inserting the last medic, was trying to recall the point in the movie right before 2nd BH went down, it was at the 1st BH crash site. Suprising he actually called the PJ by his "nickname", Wilkie or at least one who was really there PJ Tech Sergeant Timothy A. Wilkinson.
I dont know really anything about the Air Force or these guys, so do these guys just rescue downed air craft mostly or would they go out on some special missions?
They are AFSOC and ACC so they are tasked with recovery and medical treatment of personnel in humanitarian and combat environments. They are the only members of the DoD specifically organized, trained and equipped to conduct personnel recovery operations in hostile or denied areas as a primary mission. They do go out on SOCOM missions. In the movie Black Hawk Down, during the actual fight for Mogadishu that was fought, actually involved PJ's and CCT's. Although the movie did not portray it.
youtube rescue warriors gives you a pretty decent overview of what the do and what it takes....of course the really harrassing and tough stuff don't always get shown on tv...
None of the Above...never said I was a PJ and never would attempt to be someone I am not. It would be an insult to special ops/military & all these people have given up to protect this country. I have way to much respect for them and take this stuff to serious and I know you do to. Most of the general infomation is available as long as you can cypher thru the shit and the real stuff...Dad was in Airforce stationed at Lackland Airbase. He worked with helicopter pilots, had friends that were PJ's
The air force is very under rated. But we dont need the satisfaction of everyone thinking were badass like the "marines" so called first to fight... The air force has the best special ops in the military. CCT first ones into battle. Pararescue Saving people and jumping into dangerous areas. Thanks guys
Used to be a PJ miss it the green foot on the ass a for the H-53 we used to ride in battle the jolly green giants a downed pilots best friend we used to climb the water towers at every base and paint 6 ft grren ft to piss of the base commander and show the SP how easy we could sneek aroung 30 million $ aicraft!
I'm thinking that the pic was taken in Alaska. The HC-130 is set up for a RAMZ drop and the Loadmaster is wearing the rescue restraint life line, which is only used by NY Air Guard and AK Air Guard. The air deflectors on the ramp look like the ones on an HC-130 from Kulis ANGB, AK.
Meaning the pic at :42. Great video by the way and I am looking forward to working with the PJs on a closer level after I complete HH-60 FE at Kirtland.
You just contradicted yourself. Not all of the Air Force sqays Hooaa if UAF Spec Ops uses Hooyah, Navy and Air Force use the Hooyah. Your thinking of Hooah, Which is strictly ARMY. My father is in the Air Force, brother is in Air Force, Uncle is in Air Force, Sister is in the ARMY, don't say shit dumbass. I take liars seriously...
Why are you getting all worked up about this? Some ppl in the Air Force do say "Hooah" "HUA" or however you want to spell it. I've heard them say its the "Heard Understood Acknowledged" but some ppl just say it. Particularly in AFROTC... It's less common for sure active duty.
actually, all spec op forces across the branches use hooyah, noone else unless spec op use hooyah, ive heard so many ppl bitched out by nco's or co's by sayin hooyah during p.t tellin them they havent heard the right to say hooyah
I'm seriously looking into trying to become a CRO, but I'm not sure I'm qualified. I severed my right pinkey finger a year ago. The middle joint has been fused but the injury does not inhibit anything I do. Would this kind of injury prevent me from being a CRO?
Lol, very true! I don't need this friggin pinkey anyway. I still practice parkour, rock climb, etc. If it's extreme I'll do it or I already do. It's just that I gotta convince DoDMERB to see things my way. (BTW, to save confusion it is replanted and mostly functional. Any further insight is still greatly appreciated!)
only person who can decide on that would be the medical officers when u go to meps. ppl going to ots/ocs whatever, go to the same meps enlisted men do. theyll look at it and decide then in the ortho exams
Being Active Duty, 301st Pararescue I'll tell you it's tough, you had better train, and you'd better be prepared to lay your life down. I'll also tell you there is no better feeling, and no greater reward on earth than to be on that field. Don't forget your support. For those interested in Spec Ops, remember.. there is no shame in being a 2S supply troop, or a SFS cop, this profession has a high wash-out rate. Your efforts do not go unnoticed b/c you're not Spec Ops. One team, one fight. Hooah.
Where are the TACP? and SOW? They are AFSOC too
riggs5239 3 weeks ago
3:17 O-H-I-O
iurmantoday 3 months ago
This is war is the name of the song
arizonacards011 4 months ago
ummm cct and pjs are deployed with special forces and SEALs and they fight as hard and sometimes harder because they're treating somebody under fire and laying fire support while being a rifleman
MrBarri13 5 months ago
No branch or spec ops group is "better" than the other. Most times they work together with interlocking capabilities becuase they are each specialist in thier specific disciplines. CCTs go with seals, recon, special forces, special tactics, and rangers to direct air traffic. Coast Guard MSRT teams sometimes train and work with SEALs as well as USCG LEDET teams on Navy ships. They even sent 4 coasties to BUDS a couple of years ago. one fight, one team.
commo842001 6 months ago
what song is this in this video?
avanech 6 months ago
SOWT you forgot SOWT!
AmphibiousReconMSOB 6 months ago
I really hate it when black people all work together secretly and smile really big and give you things you never asked for and ask you to do more and more things that you are EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE DOING FOR THEM as they escalate the requests all the way to a RAGING QUIET RAPE.
billslusser 6 months ago
I am waiting to go to BMT for the USAF and Imma be in POL. I talked to a guy who just got outta the USAF as POL and he told me, "When you get deployed they hand you a M16 no matter what. If the shit hits the fan it don't matter if your Army, Marines, Navy, or Air Force. Your all American Service Men and will have to fight if it comes down to it. So remember that when people say your in the 'ChairForce' cause branch don't matter with bullets wizzing by your head."
gunzsarge 7 months ago
what holster do CCT use now??
nicol2700 7 months ago
Man thanks for the video!! I've always wanted to go PJ since i was 13. My Dad served 25 years in the army as enlisted SF and always said his best friends were the PJ's hahaa. i'm 23 now in an emt and paramedic program and scuba qualified, tryin to do everything I possibly can to prepare myself mentally and physically i want exceed all expectations anyways, You guys fuckin rock, You guys are the best! Thanks again.
wdanielc007 9 months ago
HEY,WHAT ABOUT TACP.lol
HOOAH.
BrandonTheDude 10 months ago 2
@BrandonTheDude TAS's are badass, but they don't really qualify as SOF. They're more or less infantrymen who know how to call in air/indirect fire support
dandoosh90 3 weeks ago
@dandoosh90 yeah thats true, but the AF considers JTAC spec ops anyway.
BrandonTheDude 2 weeks ago
@BrandonTheDude Yes, they are under AFSOC, but no, they are not a special tactics unit
dandoosh90 1 week ago
love this song, Pararescue min 1yr trainer
arizonaboy77 10 months ago
You forgot " Any Time, Any Place", still enjoyed it, thank you.
XGCScrappy 10 months ago
Chuck Norris tried to become a PJ... but failed hahaha
motoxdood 1 year ago
not to diss any but i have heard from from army and marines that seals are overated and airforce save there ass alot. but i have no idea. i think the seals have the second longest training tho at a year long and army SF at 56 weeks and air force 35. but im not sure if allt he sites are acurate and up date. i used military.com free free to let me know coast guard trains with seals tho i know that. i might do the pj's then coastguard.
The850Hinnant 1 year ago
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gotta respect all the braches. seals marsoc air force spec ops omega and delta force and marine recon. thereall bada ss. and so is the coast guard martime or coast guard deployable operations group anyone that is apart of socom is a badass. @larrybird125 let me know which one u do.
The850Hinnant 1 year ago
navy has badass special ops, so does the air force!
OlderG0ds 1 year ago
maybe if im a guardian angel (PJ) on earth i can be one in heaven?
skadooshcovers 1 year ago
ALL BRANCHES OF PJ's ARE TOP TROOPS !
cirnol 1 year ago 2
I don't know why pj's are so "elite". Never saw one in Afghanistan or Iraq. Not even sure they are special. Any casulty air evacs or Air support was always by Marine air or Army and even the Brits. Never once saw the chair force do anything other than eat at the chowhall. Most other Branches wonder why we even have a chair force when they can operate alone almost without any assistance from the chair force. I think most Army or Marine grunts could agree with me.
760guy 1 year ago
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@760guy your a dick. you wont be talking shit when you get your ass saved by the chair force
Richie5487 1 year ago
@760guy haha you're a joke kid...
usafpj3 1 year ago
@760guy how many sf guys did you see overseas hoss? are 18x mos's not elite either because you dont see them?
84sn00py 1 year ago
@760guy
Yeah. No. You were just never in enough SHIT to see the PJs. They were eating in a fucking hole.
drothefuture 11 months ago
@760guy That's because PJ's usually work with SOF troops, not grunts. Most of the Air Force Crosses and CMOH's awarded to enlisted AF personnel over the years have been to Pararescuemen. And I'd love to see you go through their training. Ever heard of the 24th STS? Yeah. The Air Force has an SMU, and the Marines don't. Anything to say to that?
dandoosh90 3 weeks ago
10 seconds Is the greatest priminister even in canadian history Stephen harper he has stood up for an innocent identifable minority who is treated worse then rapist's and serial killer's because the leftwing facists don't like us,,,
wonder why he was travling with us military personel normally CF boarding party units are used to protect him
AlderTheKitty 1 year ago
I've actually had the pleasure to know a few of these fellows(not any from the vids that I can see). Even known a couple that have lost their lives in combat. Great group of guys who are about as normal as normal can be. They don't ask much of anything from anyone, but they would fly into hell to save your life in an instant. Thanks for posting this vid.
SergeantZippo 1 year ago
I'd love to become a PJ, but I'm color blind, so no passing the flight III for me. I wouldn't wanna be a CCT though, its way too much multitasking for my tastes.
Seaprimate 1 year ago
0:38 Look at that thunderbird, won't mind having that as my background.
aahumada3915439154 1 year ago
Bring 'em home guys, bring 'em home. These truly The Few and The Proud.
Spartaraptori 1 year ago
hey im thinken about becoming a combat controller, but im also thinking about going coast guard deployable operations group. ik combat control school is harder but im stil not sure, any advice on which one is better?
larrybird125 1 year ago
@larrybird125
NSW is better than them all.
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX wats NSW
Dkelly160 1 year ago
@Dkelly160
Naval Special Warfare bro.
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX ya sorry bout that it took me a minute to realize what that was but really you cant go wrong with any special forces they are all equally badass in my eyes
Dkelly160 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX oh nvm. haha. what do they do?
JewelOriginals 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX and who saves their ass lol pj's i say pj beats everyone in training and their job plus dude they don't just do csar but other stuff like : Emergency medical treatment to save lives
Search and Rescue operations
Recovery of downed aircrews and aerospace hardware
NASA Space Shuttle Launch Rescue Support
Special Tactics in support of Interservice Special Operations
so you want to serve your country lol start by serving the people thats what makes up a country ;)
FreeRideAddikt 1 year ago 2
@RememberKarmaX but that doesn't mean i don't respect all of SOF :)
FreeRideAddikt 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX No special operations are better than any other. No doubt there is no one better at saving people than PJs hands down. CCTs call in air strikes. There can be an argument between Recon and SEALs because they are both maritime special operations, my brother is Recon....you should hear him rant. Now with training I don't know what to say. Pararescue and CCT do have the longest training because all the schools they go to is needed for the job. Is it the hardest, that's arguable.
Mcgigglepies14 9 months ago
@RememberKarmaX .......Nice........
PumaRacing88 8 months ago
@RememberKarmaX & @Larrybird125 -- the USAF special forces give you a unique skill, so if you find out that military isnt what you want, or want to get out for any reason, you have something to fall back on. CCT have a really good knowledge of Air Traffic Control, and can easily pass the FAA test and become a Air Traffic Controller at an airport.
MStein03 7 months ago
@RememberKarmaX How do you know that? You really can't tell unless you've been in all of the units.
mistergrin 5 months ago
@RememberKarmaX what is NSW?
JewelOriginals 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX There is no better or worse we r all together and have different jobs. If you look at the statistics AFSOC is better but thats statistics. Fuck statistics. Im from a navy family and i just started thinkng about AFSOC but yea im just saying.
Hooyah! to SEALs, SWCC, Divers, Rescue Swimmers (USCG and USN), Marine Force Recon, Army Special Forces, Air Force CCT/Pararescue/Special Ops weatherman (haha), DOGs, EOD, Snipers, and to everyone in the armed forces.
Mcgigglepies14 1 year ago 4
@RememberKarmaX USAFSOC was rated number 1 over all other speical ops and made the best joint force operations as well in the iraq and afghan war so i dunno where you get ur info
gambara29 10 months ago
@RememberKarmaX
I heard the navy allowed USGC to enter into Buds down in Coronado.
brent52 10 months ago
@RememberKarmaX Umm, noo. Whenever Spec Ops/ SF operators need help or rescuing, they Call in the PJs'
near1717 8 months ago
@RememberKarmaX they all do the same thing basically dude.
MrDeydis 4 months ago
@larrybird125 dude, dont worry about how hard the school. do what you want your career to be. if you want it bad enough you will make sure and do what you have to, to become a CCT or be in the coast guard. Dont go off opinions of what OTHERS think YOU should do. Whatever you do just dont quit once you started the pipeline.
LGTXSHARK 6 months ago
@larrybird125 I'd do CCT. It's harder than CG, but you get to work with all the special operations, including NSW, and the Green Berets. You also get better training. Good Luck with either one though!
AirsoftReviews228 4 months ago
this song fuckin is so gay
jimi025 1 year ago
nice Video....
i very have no words for this...perfect
whats the name of the first song??
LesPaulStudio6 1 year ago
wow this is very inspiring!
superheck21 1 year ago
thank you for honoring our pararescue men
superheck21 1 year ago
Calling all PJ's! What is the average time a typical PJ can hold his for underwater? Tread water?
jhlax42 1 year ago
heros, all.
stybarrow 1 year ago
lol....4:50 look there's a small guy siting
blakeblk 1 year ago 4
@blakeblk Yeah, it's a mini-pj! haha
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX no such thing as mini pj guy....
usafpj3 1 year ago
@usafpj3 I think he's talking about Charlie, bro.
ajthepj22 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX Nice vid, this is my dream job and I have 2 years of High School left to prepare for it besides then training they give. lol Air Force has some badasses too. Army, Navy and Marines respect these guys so much, that really makes me wanna be one of them.
Dameit15 1 year ago
@blakeblk You have a good eye sir!
mistergrin 5 months ago
Hooyah brothers.
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
Why is everyone down grading everyone? It's pointless man. and Yo, frpenguin if your having second thoughts of joining the "Pj's" you might wanna reconsider bro. It's gonna be a life changer, mark my words! Whatever you plan on doing in life, I hope you go far and succeed my friend! God Bless our Armed Forces over seas kicking ass like America has been accustomed to doing since the Constitution was signed! :P
bryan31992 1 year ago 10
I am a sophmore in highschool. This is one of my dream jobs. Idk if I want this life or a life as a college student at home and able to have a simple life. I think I am going to prepare for both. I'm getting into airsoft, and I'm gonna join track. I think this summer I'm gonna have my friends and I do jobs with equipment to prepare.
For the Airforce, I don't know wether to go for PJ or Combat Controler
frpenguin 1 year ago
@frpenguin
I don't know how airsoft is going to help you. But running in track uniform isn't going to help. Run in boots and pants, then add a ruck. Then run in full BDU. with your ruc. Get up to 10 miles, you will be fine in running if you can. And PJ vs CCT, you looking for full on combat? Or medical.. Simple Choice... Can you stand the blood? Or do you want to shed it?
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
Oh, we would play airsoft regardless of the Air Force. We just love it as a recreational hobby. Yeah, I have full BDU's. How many pounds of weight should I work up to? *by the way, on my earlier post, jobs was suppost to be jogs* Thanks though. It's hard to decide between having a job where I am responsible for other's lives but I can look back and be proud, or I can be responsible for taking lives and be proud if I think about it as doing the United States a great service. thanks alot tho man
frpenguin 1 year ago
There's nothing wrong with doing track. It will keep you in shape. You should also do cross country as well. It will build you up so you can run with a ruck and boots/bdu's. Good luck on becoming a pj!
sdopfel 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX haha a perfect explanation. i'm PJ, pretty much a medic on steriods. i love it though. much respect for cct's, fuckin hardcore.
toddwaite 1 year ago
@toddwaite Your a PJ? Is your name Todd Waite? Class numbers, anything? Prove you are.
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX 060810T. not that i have to prove myself to you or anything.
toddwaite 1 year ago
@toddwaite
Sorry, you just have to verify people on the internet, can't make claims you can't back up ya know? I'll check it in a bit.
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@toddwaite you shouldent post ur info on the internet bro
elocwood1 1 year ago
@elocwood1 i agree. however a class number is no big deal. its from 4 years ago and is completely unclassified. appreciate the concern though.
toddwaite 1 year ago
@toddwaite oh okay yea i just dont want soeones co to see it and flip shit
elocwood1 1 year ago
hey any tips or adivice on the training school, im interested in cct or coast guard deployable operations group. which one wud u recomend?
larrybird125 1 year ago
My older cousin (LTC currently stationed at the pentagon with personel recovery policy) was a blackhawk pilot for spec ops when he was younger. He is friends with some of the CRO's that went in the recover the bodies of Spartan 01. I've heard a lot about the PJ's my whole life, I don't intend to go in that field (currently a SERE candidate, planning on crosstraining after my first enlistment) but I got a lot of respect for you guys. Bring as many home as you can.
wolfzz5 1 year ago
PJ main mission is to "aid the injured", which means you are primarily going to be saving life but if things get messy then you will be able to shoot as accurate with a M4 as you can cut with a siringe. CCTs main mission is to infiltrate an objective area (primarily hostile) and clear the area of any enemy personel and call in airstrike to weaken the enemie's infrastructures. You will be killing in that job. lol
bryan31992 1 year ago
@bryan31992 primamy objective of an airman integrity first
service before self
excelence in all we do
that never changes pjs intell ccts sf's deserve the same respect all the same
and its not the ccts job to kill everyone as you may think
elocwood1 1 year ago
@elocwood1 never said it was either of thier primary jobs? I said you will be taking enemy human lives in both careerfields. I was talking on a job description and mission basis, not on a core values basis. Thanks for noticing though bud.
bryan31992 1 year ago
@frpenguin Dude the best thing to do right now is learn how to run and swim. And learn how to do good, honest pull ups (no kipping!!) No matter what though...they will smoke you at indoc. Doesnt matter if you're michael phelps or a kenyan prodigy, or some mix of both. You will be pushed beyond the point of just pain. Its a truely peerless club, best medics and rescue specialists in the world hands down!!
ResParaCue 1 year ago
i ship out exactly 30 days from now for a PJ job. at least a yr or six months before you leave you really need to step up a workout regimen; running, swimming especially, push ups, sit ups and pull ups 5+ days a wk.
oh and this is prob a good tip, try to not be going thru indoc around june-aug. u prob dont want to be going thru the worst phsyical and mental training in the world during the hottest time of the year.
bucknastia 1 year ago
You realise that its 2 years of training... Your going to be in the sun anyway...
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX is it the same for Pjs n CCT? the time period of training... there's a lot of comparison between Seals and AF specops, in the AF spec-ops do you get some kind of fighting training?
frankrojas09 1 year ago
Navy Seals and SAS are good but even they need to call 911
thats where these guy come in.
Any tips for a guy trying out for the PJ's in 5 years?
SSasskicker 1 year ago
@SSasskicker I would suggest you get used to running alot and prob good to get a weight vest cause they carry alot of equipment. And push ups and sit ups will help so tht ur body isnt in too much pain. Also getting to know some medical terminology will help. If u do all of that you should be good to go. im preparing now and im 2 years away from going.
lilmega27 1 year ago
DEATH FROM ABOVE!!
airman5589 1 year ago
You TACP?
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
@RememberKarmaX
That would be correct.
airman5589 1 year ago
i love this video cuz my big bro is training to become a pj hes alredy passed indoc and now doin the 2 years of training... but it shows me wut he'll be doin and also wut ill be doin cuz i mite go and fallow my big brothers foot steps
dessertstud 2 years ago 2
@dessertstud
Do it bro, Just get it don. remember the pain of training is nothing... if you can't do that, than you can't do the job
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
i am...im 14 and can alredy do the past test 4 quallifying 2 become a pj...and my big bro whos doin the 2 year trainin to become a pj helped me with the training wen he came home
dessertstud 2 years ago
@dessertstud Always good to have someone like your brother around.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
wat do u have to do to become a CSAR
cuz i want to be one ill be out of highscool in one more year
tonlara555 1 year ago
good luck dude. its tough shit. im contemplating on joining it myself. i wish you the best of luck.
alchyfire 1 year ago
4:50 is funny.they have a miniature version of themselves relaxing along with them haha
froibio18 2 years ago
Hell yeah lol
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
yeah hahaha
bredxforxwar 1 year ago
I am sorry. I do not understand your comment. Please elaborate?
RememberKarmaX 1 year ago
I remember when i first enlisted over 20yrs ago and whe would bash the Air Force.(SO YOUNG!) My first encounter with PJ hopefuls was Airborne School.I cant remember the guy's name,but he would tell us about the stuff he had been through so far and we were like,DAMN!! When I made it to my Ranger bn,we did an exercise at Ft Bragg in 1989 called Market Garden. This was my first time ever seeing what these Warriors were all about! Us young PFC's and Pvt's never bashed the Airfoce guy's again!!
AIRBORNEKMCQUITERY 2 years ago 25
Hooyah. In this together.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
@AIRBORNEKMCQUITERY airforce guys in general? cuz you were part of the air force.
JewelOriginals 1 year ago
@JewelOriginals Well i wouldn't say we stoped bashing other branches,because they bashed us Army guyS too.Its all in good fun and were all on the same team thank GOD! The Airforce is a great branch of our armed forces and screw anyone who thinks other wise!!! lol I couldn't imagine our country with out the Airforce..They have a very important role and they are a big piece of the puzzle that makes our military! The Army couldn't deploy with out them guys and that say alot!!!!!!!
AIRBORNEKMCQUITERY 1 year ago
@AIRBORNEKMCQUITERY thank you..
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luckytpmd 11 months ago
4:13 I think I know u from the Arkansas Wing
twrea 2 years ago
These aren't pictures of me.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
@twrea I live in Arkansas right now and we dont have any PJ or CCT units in the wings here its a national gaurd bases and 1 AF base and none of them have PJs or CCTs
tapp40 2 years ago
@tapp40 yeah, two in Arizona, none in Arkansas
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
it's funny you guys get on here and bitch. These were my brothers...whether we served the same time or not...there are people and families that thanked "US" many times over.
tigermiv 2 years ago
Are you trying to say your a PJ? And that these are your Bretheren? Prove it.... I will check and unveal the true answer.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
RememberKarmaX....in Black Hawkdown they were portrayed it just didnt say who they were...right before the 2nd one went down to a BH dropped to PJ's into take care of the casualties they cracked a joke about making them some cocktails when he was given them IV and also said he would kill them if he moved them. they also helped saw them out of the BH, they didnt get the credit they deserved.
lmg1352001 2 years ago
Your wrong about whether they portrayed it or not. They said that they were Delta Force... They were actually pj's... They did not portray PJ's in the movie at all. The second BH went down and 'Delta Snipers' Provided the 'Rescue'.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
I get what your saying they didnt call them PJ's..i was more referring to theree actions/portrayed. The guy actually had his medic scissors on him. Just watching it again they said the Search and Rescue Bird is here "Super 68" inserting the last medic, was trying to recall the point in the movie right before 2nd BH went down, it was at the 1st BH crash site. Suprising he actually called the PJ by his "nickname", Wilkie or at least one who was really there PJ Tech Sergeant Timothy A. Wilkinson.
lmg1352001 2 years ago
I'll watch it in a bit. I never even heard him call the man Wilkie.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
I dont know really anything about the Air Force or these guys, so do these guys just rescue downed air craft mostly or would they go out on some special missions?
gummybear1662 2 years ago
They are AFSOC and ACC so they are tasked with recovery and medical treatment of personnel in humanitarian and combat environments. They are the only members of the DoD specifically organized, trained and equipped to conduct personnel recovery operations in hostile or denied areas as a primary mission. They do go out on SOCOM missions. In the movie Black Hawk Down, during the actual fight for Mogadishu that was fought, actually involved PJ's and CCT's. Although the movie did not portray it.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
youtube rescue warriors gives you a pretty decent overview of what the do and what it takes....of course the really harrassing and tough stuff don't always get shown on tv...
ATTENTION TO DETAIL
lmg1352001 2 years ago
My Attention to detailed sucked it's only INDOC, barely 9 weeks into 2yrs of "Superman School"....lot more stuff to do...
lmg1352001 2 years ago
Class Number?
Name?
Date of graduation?
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
None of the Above...never said I was a PJ and never would attempt to be someone I am not. It would be an insult to special ops/military & all these people have given up to protect this country. I have way to much respect for them and take this stuff to serious and I know you do to. Most of the general infomation is available as long as you can cypher thru the shit and the real stuff...Dad was in Airforce stationed at Lackland Airbase. He worked with helicopter pilots, had friends that were PJ's
lmg1352001 2 years ago
my pararescue unit kicks ass all the time
USAFpararescuejumper 2 years ago
Prove it? Unit number
Commanding officer
Class number
Class graduation date
Where are you stationed.
Whats your name?
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
What I thought. PHONY
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Great tribute, awesome images.
Powerful song!
Thank you for posting.
A Proud US Navy Veteran!
5 *****s
TunesNorth 2 years ago
Thanks, spent some time on it.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
By the way thanks for posting this , It brings back some good times! Once a PJ always a PJ in the mind.
lv2surf 2 years ago
Vouch this man!
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
So the 5th picture in... thats mine... so just wondering where you got it? Its cool its in here I think its awesome Im just wondering...
dereksmommy1227 2 years ago
USAF, the best but most underappreciated branch of the US
TheNikeAirman 2 years ago 37
This is true +1
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
The air force is very under rated. But we dont need the satisfaction of everyone thinking were badass like the "marines" so called first to fight... The air force has the best special ops in the military. CCT first ones into battle. Pararescue Saving people and jumping into dangerous areas. Thanks guys
gotyouoncamera 2 years ago
@TheNikeAirman It really is and this is what i want to do as soon as i get out of ROTC as a 2nd LT
bigTend 1 year ago
Used to be a PJ miss it the green foot on the ass a for the H-53 we used to ride in battle the jolly green giants a downed pilots best friend we used to climb the water towers at every base and paint 6 ft grren ft to piss of the base commander and show the SP how easy we could sneek aroung 30 million $ aicraft!
lv2surf 2 years ago 2
Love that shot with the A-10 in the background.
These guys are so badass. I'm glad they're on OUR side!
TonyN737 2 years ago 2
Yeah, one of my favorite pics
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Enjoy it boys.....retirement sucks...///// KB
kestrelblue 2 years ago 2
Pic at :42 is my all time fav!
sdopfel 2 years ago
Its my background :)
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
I'm thinking that the pic was taken in Alaska. The HC-130 is set up for a RAMZ drop and the Loadmaster is wearing the rescue restraint life line, which is only used by NY Air Guard and AK Air Guard. The air deflectors on the ramp look like the ones on an HC-130 from Kulis ANGB, AK.
RescueLM 2 years ago
Meaning the pic at :42. Great video by the way and I am looking forward to working with the PJs on a closer level after I complete HH-60 FE at Kirtland.
RescueLM 2 years ago
@RescueLM Yeah, that images was taken in Alaska
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Why they are Green foot ? 0:09
94rainbowx33 2 years ago
thats just the symbol of csar... green feet.
elilly0906 2 years ago
Whats up with Stephen Harper in the first photo?
Mavrick369 2 years ago
I don't know.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
To the gentleman that produced this video...as a member of PJ Class 080884....I thank you sir!
tigermiv 2 years ago
Welcome.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
The Air Force spells it HUA!...Heard Understood Acknowledged ...I wish they had a saying different from Army.
improdigious 2 years ago
No, its the US Army chants Hooah!, as stated by the general. The USAF chants Hooyah!
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
I hear HUA alot from AF personnel. hmm maybe it's changing.
improdigious 2 years ago
If you hearing Hooah, then your just hearing someone chanting an Army chant. Its not spelt HUA.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Sorry man, All of air force is Hooaa, only usaf special ops career field has the saying hooyah. Ive been in both sides of the air force so trust me.
dizknight 2 years ago
You just contradicted yourself. Not all of the Air Force sqays Hooaa if UAF Spec Ops uses Hooyah, Navy and Air Force use the Hooyah. Your thinking of Hooah, Which is strictly ARMY. My father is in the Air Force, brother is in Air Force, Uncle is in Air Force, Sister is in the ARMY, don't say shit dumbass. I take liars seriously...
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Why are you getting all worked up about this? Some ppl in the Air Force do say "Hooah" "HUA" or however you want to spell it. I've heard them say its the "Heard Understood Acknowledged" but some ppl just say it. Particularly in AFROTC... It's less common for sure active duty.
Jason4638 2 years ago
Yeah, more like AFJROTC lol....
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
I wouldn't know much about that, but AFROTC for sure.
Jason4638 2 years ago
actually, all spec op forces across the branches use hooyah, noone else unless spec op use hooyah, ive heard so many ppl bitched out by nco's or co's by sayin hooyah during p.t tellin them they havent heard the right to say hooyah
transam69 2 years ago
I'm seriously looking into trying to become a CRO, but I'm not sure I'm qualified. I severed my right pinkey finger a year ago. The middle joint has been fused but the injury does not inhibit anything I do. Would this kind of injury prevent me from being a CRO?
AdotJdot999 2 years ago
you might be able to get a waiver.
vanca2020 2 years ago
Thanks man. I really appreciate the input!
AdotJdot999 2 years ago
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krusslemay 2 years ago
Lol, very true! I don't need this friggin pinkey anyway. I still practice parkour, rock climb, etc. If it's extreme I'll do it or I already do. It's just that I gotta convince DoDMERB to see things my way. (BTW, to save confusion it is replanted and mostly functional. Any further insight is still greatly appreciated!)
AdotJdot999 2 years ago
cro's go to combat also bud
transam69 2 years ago
only person who can decide on that would be the medical officers when u go to meps. ppl going to ots/ocs whatever, go to the same meps enlisted men do. theyll look at it and decide then in the ortho exams
transam69 2 years ago
Being Active Duty, 301st Pararescue I'll tell you it's tough, you had better train, and you'd better be prepared to lay your life down. I'll also tell you there is no better feeling, and no greater reward on earth than to be on that field. Don't forget your support. For those interested in Spec Ops, remember.. there is no shame in being a 2S supply troop, or a SFS cop, this profession has a high wash-out rate. Your efforts do not go unnoticed b/c you're not Spec Ops. One team, one fight. Hooah.
OutcastSHOCKWAVE 2 years ago 2
This makes no sense.... Hooah is army... Are you sure you are Pararescue?
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Good luck in all of your endeavors. I am prior service CCT and LOVED my job and am sure you will to. Train hard and stay safe.
Cinch1152 2 years ago
Thanks man. Really encouraging.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
5/5 well done pj's and cct's all the way!!!
Herpmaster1 2 years ago
Hooyah
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
3:20 COOL! PJs in CAP, thats awesome
CombatControllers 2 years ago
Mhmmm.
RememberKarmaX 2 years ago
Lol at 4:51 was that an action figure sitting in that chopper? Nice tribute though