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APJOC is the second course in the PJOC program and is designed to build upon skills learned at PJOC and orient cadets to the Pararescue, Survival, and Combat Rescue Officer Career fields.
APJOC pairs cadets with an active duty or reserve USAF Rescue or Special Tactics Squadron. The APJOC curriculum goes far beyond that of PJOC by introducing the student to Pararescue/Special Tactics Team Operations, Technical Rescue, Medical, Survival, Team Building, and Rigorous Physical Conditioning. The course is designed to demonstrate to CAP cadets that one can progress far beyond percieved limits."
APJOC Mission Statement
“The mission of APJOC is threefold: Orient CAP Cadets to the USAF Pararescue, Survival, and Combat Rescue Officer career fields; introduce CAP Cadets to certain Pararescue/Special Tactics Team operations; demonstrate to CAP Cadets that one can progress far beyond perceived limits.”
Minimum Age: 16 upon start of the activity
Must be a PJOC Graduate to attend
APJOC students must be in excellent physical condition.
If selected, your unit must certify that you have successfully passed the Physical Fitness Evaluation; a physical fitness test will be administered at the start of the activity.
Must be able to swim 500m unassisted by the start of the activity
