John Chapman video details his heroic actions
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128. 38th Doc Reviews Vents
Doc G is a critical care trained Physician. He wanted to review some ventilator concepts for the Operators. This is a great opportunity to review vent issues.
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127. Sleep and learning Part 2
Optimize your performance by maximizing your operational educational and training. Sleep is the foundation of improving your performance by learning and training the skills you need to operate. Part 2 with Neuroscientist Doc Alger.
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AF Recruiters Learn About Innovations for Next-Gen Special Ops Airmen
//From Defense.gov// For the first time in the Defense Department, a series of career field specialties is using human performance monitoring and a data collection system, as well as specialized recruiters. Air Force Staff Sgt. Robert Jette undergoes a body composition measurement test at the 350th Battlefield Airman Training Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland,
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126. Sleep-optimizing training. Part 1
Dr Sara Alger is a DOD sleep research scientist and has a PhD in cognitive neuroscience. She discusses the science of optimally learning and training in regards to the critical role sleep plays in encoding, retaining and retrieving new, complex information. This is important for all Operators, trainers and educators.
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Special-Operator Trainers Outline Evolution of the Battlefront Airman
From Defense.gov Candidates training to be special operators evolve to the enemy that’s developing by adapting and trying to overcome it, two Air Force special-operator trainers said yesterday at the Pentagon in the Defense Department’s “Showcasing Lethality” briefing series. “From the battlefront and the training enterprise, from our standpoint, we are the foundation of what
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Training so others may live
FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE , WA, UNITED STATES 06.29.2018 Story by Senior Airman Sean Campbell 92nd Air Refueling Wing Public Affairs Air Force Pararescuemen are the only elite, American task force with direct focus and training to provide full-spectrum personnel recovery operations in conventional and unconventional warfare. Recently, PJs assigned to the 68th Rescue Squadron out of
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125. Cave Diving and Rescue
The Thailand Cave Rescue is underway. PJs are on the mission. We will not discuss any details until it is completed. We are using this opportunity to speak to the FDNY Scuba Team Commanding Officer who is a certified cave diver. We discuss: Principles of cave diving. Similarities and differences from open ocean diving. Considerations
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124. Stem Cells Part 2
PJ Josh had a near complete rupture of his ACL and was recommended to undergo surgery, He discusses his injury, the surgeon’s recommendations, research he did, and ultimately the process he went through to get a stem cell injection and the outcome.
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146th ASOS builds partnership during warfighter exercise
EDINBURGH, IN, UNITED STATES 06.15.2018 Story by Staff Sgt. Brigette Waltermire 137th Special Operations Wing EDINBURGH, Indiana – The 146th Air Support Operations Squadron (146th ASOS), Will Rogers Air National Guard Base (WRANGB) in Oklahoma City, worked with new and old partners during Warfighter 18-5 (WFX 18-5), June 5-14, 2018, at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training
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