Before Pararescue trainees enter the intense two-year training of "The Pipeline," they must endure Indoctrination Training at Lackland Air Force Base where the only easy day was yesterday. With an attrition rate of nearly 80 percent, how many will quit?
Before Pararescue trainees enter the intense two-year training of "The Pipeline," they must endure Indoctrination Training. It's Week 3 and Hell Night looms. Be there for a 21-hour-long simulated combat mission that will push some to their breaking point.
Before Pararescue trainees enter the intense two-year training of "The Pipeline," they must endure Indoctrination Training. One trainee is missing and another becomes delusional. How many trainees will be cut or quit before the end of training?
Dive into the heart of intense two-year Pararescue training called "The Pipeline" at Kirtland Air Force Base. The trainees begin a 6-month paramedic program to become combat medics where they will work alongside professionals in the civilian world.
Dive into the heart of intense two-year Pararescue training called "The Pipeline" at Kirtland Air Force Base. Trainees are put to the test in "real" simulations, from a mass casualty evacuation in the mountains to a contaminated chemical weapons plant.
Dive into the heart of intense two-year Pararescue training called "The Pipeline" at Kirtland Air Force Base. Before they can graduate, trainees must pass several difficult tests, including low-altitude water jump training and weapons training.