The U.S. military has several special ops units, groups of specially, very intensively trained individuals who carry out missions that are too difficult for ordinary soldiers and sailors. All of these commandos are trained to fight and to survive in extreme situations and environments. But some of them are also trained to rescue their follow commandos, and civilians too, who are in trouble. These rescuers, including the Air Force's pararescuemen, or PJs, are among America's most multi-talented military personnel. Each year they save the lives of hundred of people who become wounded in battle, crash in airplanes or helicopters, or become lost at sea or trapped behind enemy lines. Dedicated, courageous, and professional, the special ops rescuers risk their own lives without hesitation, living up to their inspiring motto--"that others may live."