The two sides to Pararescue.

Great question dude. Before I answer the question, it's important you know that your use of the word "sides" must be replaced by the word "duties."

Duties vary a Pararescueman, and there's a reason why PJs have the nickname "The Jack of All Trades." There is no difference in whether a PJ is operating primarily as an augmentee to assault teams, or whether operating primarily with a PJ team for a rescue-based mission. That being said, as a PJ, you will do it all. When stationed at a special tactics squadron, you often attach to assault teams from various branches while deployed. While deployed with a rescue squadron teams may do the same. A PJ is a PJ.

Focus on getting through the training first. By the time you are finished with your 2 years of training, and close to getting your beret, you will be exposed to much more than I can tell you publicly online. You will have the answers to your questions.

Get through the training to get your answers.

@socomathlete

Upon receiving your beret, how is it decided which assignments you get? Do most PJ's get the option to serve with either STS/RS through there whole career? Do you get switched around throughout service or are you able to stick with one?

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