The PJ Rodeo and PJA Reunion is scheduled for activities and events taking place September 3th – 9th, 2023.
This gathering of eagles is hosted by the 123RQS, at the 123rd ANG Airlift Wing in Louisville, Kentucky.
The PJ Rodeo will be held September 3rd – 9th, 2023.
Our event and activity host for the 2023 PJ Rodeo will be the 123rd RQS, with the 123Rd ANG Airlift Wing.
The PJA Reunion will be held September 6th – 9th, 2023.
We have arranged accommodations with the Gault House centrally located in Louisville, Kentucky
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The PJ Rodeo will be hosted by the 123rd RQS, at the 123rd Air National Guard Airlift Wing, in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 123rd RQS provides tactical air and ground integration as the Air Force’s special operations force for personnel recovery operations and battlefield medicine.
SunWest Mortgage Company is a repeating Premier Heritage Banquet Sponsor and financial resource for real estate lending solutions to national and international markets.
Sun West Mortgage Company, Inc. provides mortgage finance services and offers purchase, refinance, reverse mortgage, multi-family and wholesale lending products.
Illira Group is an Australian Company, and a was a new Premier Heritage Banquet Sponsor for the 2021 PJ Rodeo and PJA Reunion.
Developing public safety practices for individuals, organizations and government, Illira partners in sustainable solutions to preserve strategic goals and expectations.
CMSgt. Tellsworth is a Retired Pararescue Special Warfare Operator and former Chief Enlisted Manager for the 306th Rescue Squadron.
He now advises F3EA on matters of ‘high risk’ Special Warfare Personnel Recovery utilization, facilities, manpower, discipline, and quality of life.
MSgt Gearen is a Retired Pararescue Special Warfare Operator. With storied careers, he has provided direct support to U.S. Defense Contractors, and the U.S. State Department.
In 2015, he joined the Department of Homeland Security as a Chemical Security Inspector for the Chemical Facilities Anti-Terrorism Program.
USAF Major (Ret.)Neil Black enlisted in the U.S. Air Force January 16, 1963, and trained as a USAF Pararescueman. Assigned to temporary duty in Vietnam his helicopter was shot down over North Vietnam, and taken as a Prisoner of War September 20, 1965.
Released during Operation Homecoming on February 12, 1973, he is one of three enlisted POWs to receive a Presidential Commission.
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