by Madcat Podcast
<p>This podcast captures the history of Pararescuemen (PJ) and Combat Rescue Officers (CRO). "That Others May Live" is the motto PJs and CROs live by, but we are also known for our obsession with late nights, small wooden idols and tattoos on our rear-ends. Join us for stories of new and old. <br><br>Support our podcast! https://linktr.ee/madcatpodcast</p>
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April 28, 2025
Chief Al Richmond was the first PJ Chief of the 129 RQS. Chief joined the Marine Corps in 1954, 3 years later after the Marines wouldn't let him jump he joined the Army. Finally that he joined the Air Force as a Pararescueman. He was a Reservist and Guardsman at the 301 RQS, 302 RQS and 129 RQS. He retired in 1981 after a legendary career. All of Al's literary works can be found on amazon, but here are a couple of them! https://www.amazon.com/Story-Grand-...
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Chief Williamson served from 1966-2000. Was a major player in the implementation of square parachutes and rescue jumpmaster TTPs. He has some incredible missions and hilarious Charlie stories. Hope you guys enjoy.
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In this episode, we talk with Cliff, a PJ who served in Guam and Southeast Asia before becoming a civilian contractor and TACP. He shares his exciting stories of jumping into typhoons and submarines in the Pacific, along with his memorable missions from 13 months deployed during the Vietnam War.
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