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My nephew is a PJ here in Alaska. He came up when he was in high school for a month at Christmas, wife and I were teaching at an Indian Village; said he was coming back. He did after college & getting stationed in AK Air Guard as a PJ.Well trained and super tough. He just came back from second trip to AfGHan, comes up to my place hunting, killed some bear & a moose last season. Good conservative kid who thinks like a freeper , raising a family in Alaska now. I send him my homemade caribou jerky when he gets to Afghan. He brought me back a talaban hat (those funny rolled up hats

Onhis first trip, they had to pick up dead pilot & live pilot hiding in the rocks. Ended up getting pinned down there for 6 hours, pavehawk had to leave them there with the local villagers looking to make their acquaintance; pretty spooky getting hunted down I'd think. Anyway, there was a write up in AF times Bagram a couple years back. I posted site back then on here.

Anyway, nothing but respect for those PJs. Ya know, my nephew brought up a Scar 308 last Spring for bear, I liked it so much I got one this fall. And to think I've been carrying that AR-10 around moose hunting, the Scar is a featherlight.

Kudos to the PJs, they are the best.