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#9295 - Thu Mar 14 2002 21:04 PM Looking for info
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I'm a prior Navy Rescue swimmer (8 years active duty) possibly interested in the PJ\CC program. While on active duty I had a surgery to repair the cartilage on my right knee. I was able to still pass a naval flight physical just before I got out. The injury does not bother me at all, I surf, snowboard, skateboard and bike with no problem. After having said all this...My question is how intensive is the program for these ratings? I graduated head of my class in both Aircrew and Rescue swimmer training receiving awards for physical excellence. I guess having been in the Navy and watched the BUDS candidates get killed every day in person I was wondering if the Air force?s programs are as brutal

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Read the entire site, search the forums, then ask questions...lots of info here/on the site.
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