Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jason Hughes a pararescueman also known as PJ (para-jumper) assigned to the (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) from Davis-Monthan AFB provides medical treatment to a patient during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario July 30, 2014 at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and life-saving services to military personnel in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force pararescuemen also known as PJs (para-jumpers) from the, Alaska Air National Guard Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska and PJs from the (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) Davis-Monthan AFB, Ariz., assess the scene during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario upon arrival at the drop zone / air field July 30, 2014. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military personnel and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments. They go behind enemy lines before anyone and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force pararescuemen also known as PJ (para-jumper) from the, Alaska Air National Guard's Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska and (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) from Davis-Monthan AFB Ariz., provide medical treatment to a simulated patients during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario, while a 210th Rescue Squadron helicopter hovers in the background July 30, 2014. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military personnel and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jason Hughes a pararescueman also known as PJ (para-jumper) assigned to the 920th Rescue Wing, 306th Rescue Squadron (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) Davis-Monthan AFB Ariz., provides medical treatment to a patient during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario July 30, 2014. Hughes is working alongside other PJs from the Alaska Air National Guard Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military personnel and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force pararescuemen also known as PJ (para-jumper) from the, Alaska Air National Guard Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, and (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) from Davis-Monthan AFB Ariz., provide medical treatment to a simulated wounded service member during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario July 30, 2014. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military personnel and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jason Hughes a pararescueman also known as PJ (para-jumper) assigned to the 306th Rescue Squadron (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) at Davis-Monthan AFB Ariz., provides medical treatment during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario July 30, 2014. Hughes is working alongside PJs from the Alaska Air National Guard at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military members and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force pararescuemen also known as PJ (para-jumper) from the, Alaska Air National Guard Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, and (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) from Davis-Monthan AFB Ariz., provide medical treatment to a simulated patients, while a 210th Rescue Squadron, HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter hovers in the background July 30, 2014. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military members and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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Casualty combat training

U.S. Air Force pararescuemen also known as PJs (para-jumpers) from the, Alaska Air National Guard Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, and (Pararescue/Guardian Angels) from Davis Monthan AFB, Tucson, Ariz., transport a wounded body during simulated mass casualty combat training scenario July 30, 2014. The PJs are responsible for providing emergency and lifesaving services to military members and civilians in both peacetime and combat environments, they go behind enemy lines before anyone else to set on a drop zone/air field and help call in fire support.

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D-M Airmen participate in casualty combat training

Published Sept. 4, 2014

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training

Casualty combat training