Search and Rescue Jump Training??

[jay-dfl 0]

I am currently a Naval Reservist and I was a Naval Search and Rescue & Combat Diver while on active duty. Soon I am set to be active with the Dept. Of Homeland Security's Search and Rescue Federal Law Enforcement. I stumbled upon the story in Parachutist magazine of the Search and Rescue jump training. How do I get more info on that? How do I get into that training program? Who do I contact?

[WFFC 1]

If it's the article I'm thinking about, it was on the Para-Rescue jumpers in the military.

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~~~Michael

[Spatula 0]

A good site to learn more about USAF PJ's/CRO's is

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Training lasts anywhere from 1-2 years, depending on how the schools line up.

Go though indoc training/airborne/combat div/survival/MFF/Med (EMT B/P), PJU....amazing job.....check out the site for all the details...

HOO-YAH!!!

[ozthebum 0]

Looks like you forgot the link.

Check out this page...it should have everything you want to know about Pararescue (PJs)

http://www.specialtactics.com/

Up-er left corner, click on Pararescue.

HOOYAH

[Spatula 0]

Thanks man, brain frat there!!!!!