airforce para rescue

I was looking at possibilities for loadouts and thought up airforce para rescue, anyone know what their kit has?

I have been wanting to do one to, I know the para rescue are mostly medics. so try looking into ground security medics. But their loadouts are diverse since they work with all SF from ever branch as medics. maybe look at some sites for pics, not many people here know much about them, nobody ever hears about them either.

PJ kits are complicated. They don't get issued very much stuff, however they do get a "squadron check" to buy what they want/need. Depending on the status(active, reserve, or ANG) they may get issued more or less stuff.

As quoted from the 08th forum, OP is a guy by the name of "Phil" who made this list with the help of "Mr. Kong".

"Kong and I are kicking around a new impression group, and we're looking at going PJs.

Reference Information:
Wikipedia
http://www.pararescue.com/

Reference Pictures
Gearsoc
Military Photos
http://www.pararescue.com/photogallery.aspx

Kit list WIP...



Lids:
- MICH of all Variety
- Protec Ace
- Protec Classic or "Delta"
- Protec Full Cut/ Full ear helmet
- PASGT (very rarely)
- Opscore FAST(spotted once)
- Tan Caps and DCU Boonies (training only)

Helmet Fixings:
-- Khaki/Tan Base, some with brown and green paint or snake skin patterns.
-- Goggle straps (when possible)
-- Velcro
-- IR tabs (if that is needed explained to you then you are gay and you should get the \"Watch your language\" out anyway.)
-- NVG mounts are common but not universal, namely they are not on some of the protec models, but the ballistic helmets are almost always NVG ready.
---- Norotos Universal Shroud
---- Norotos 3-Hole Shroud
---- Standard MICH Style One Point NVG Shroud.
---- ANVIS
---- Wilcox

***NOTE:
PJs Seem to have a hard on for NVG shroud retention straps. Notice how often the shrouds are strap and clip mounted to the Helmet rather than drilled and tapped.



Uniforms:
- Woodland
- 3-Color Desert
- ACU
For the purposes of this Impression group (and Phil's hate for it) we will not be using Multicam

Shemaghs will be allowed but not required

Gloves seem to be a big deal with these operators. I believe it is because these guys use their hands a lot (climbing, carrying, etc.) and protection is a must. So it is HIGHLY recommended you have some. Up to the person on which model. Here are some recommendations (meaning confirmed usage):
- Mechanix
- Flight gloves
- Ironclad
- Hatch
- Camelbak
- BHI
- WileyX
- Latex/nitrile/etc. lololololol

Boots are... up to the person. Seeing lots of Asolo hiking boots, however.

Patches are pretty self-explanatory. Patches with "PJ" only. As with the other impression groups, we do not wear actual unit patches.

Kneepads primarily used are Arc'teryx. These kneepads are $50 but fortunately for us cheap folks, replicas are available. Altamas have been spotted, too.

Riggers belt with personal retention lanyard is mandatory.



Rigs
Static chest rigs:
- DBT Low Vis. Rack LV1
- Mayflower UW Chest Rig
- LBT 1961A
- LBT 1961G / EI Split MPCR (can't confirm which yet) modified
- LBT 2586B
- EI Universal Chest Rig

***NOTE:
These are, more or less, the most recent rigs spotted. There are some older rigs but I assume we're primarily doing fairly 'modern' kits.

MOLLE Rigs:
Lots of DBT and Paraclete pouches are used."

sticks

thats useful the website links don't work (for me atleast they didn't load)

guess I need to get some gear now!