Para rescue men spend most of their career training, about 90 percent training ten percent actually performing the mission in combat. From start to finish it takes about 2 years to get through the entire process. You go to various schools that are both army and air force and you get various aspects of training
We're gonna do some underwaters, and then after the underwaters we're gonna do some buddy breathing so that when we're under rotor-wash, we're not panicking.
The Para rescue motto is "That others may live" our full mission focus is to save lives. We train day in and day out; blood, sweat and tears in order to accomplish that goal
The danger of the job, the risk that you take the adrenaline flow that you get from that, The feeling that you get from doing something that you know there's few people that are capable of doing what we're doing, I just cant picture myself doing anything else.
