83 ERQS Training in Afghanistan
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83rd ERQS Pararescuemen conduct training in the mountains of Afghanistan Read More »
After the loss of Jolly 51 we engaged an Operational Psychologist to support the Wing and the Leadership. We discuss the grieving process and loss, and how Operators deal with it different from civilians. What are normal reactions to death, and when do we need to intervene and seek support to prevent long term problems
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In memory of the crew of Jolly 51. Remember the aviators and operators. I review a few things we stressed on base this week that are helpful getting through these difficult times to deal with those close to us who are suffering and to help you get through these challenging tragedies. The 2 Vs- ventilate
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83rd ERQS pararescuemen conduct high altitude low opening jump training in Afghanistan Read More »
Here is a simple and concise way to approach PFC from the working group. It is a nice re-look at how to view it. check out specialtactics.com check out the news for a recent Portalng PJ rescue on Mt Hood.
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353rd Special Operations Group wraps up Cobra Gold 2018 Read More »
Continuation of great thoughts on leadership. Start checking out SPECIALTACTICS.com, we will be merging PJMED.com to this site. PJFOUNDATION.ORG
112. More Leadership Skills Part 2 Read More »
Leadership is about character. Leadership means influencing people. Influencing people requires building relationships with them. Advanced skills are the basics mastered. Practice the basics daily!
111. More Leadership Skills Part 1 Read More »
Our good friend Dr Mazzoli created a publication from the vision center for excellence. OCS (orbital compartment syndrome) can result from trauma to the head, face and orbit, resulting in increased pressure behind the eye threatening the retina and optic nerve. This is a potentially preventible cause of blindness. This podcast discusses what OCS is.
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