

The Pararescue Memorial is a permanent place at Davis-Monthan AFB where teammates, families, and future generations can pause, reflect, and understand the human legacy of Pararescue service— a bronze Pararescueman at the center of a gathering space, framed by granite pillars honoring our history and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Each campaign brick carries your name and service dates, set into the walkway leading to the memorial — a lasting record of service, and a way to help preserve 80 years of Pararescue history and sacrifice. Donors are joining together to fill an approximately 40-foot paver walkway, each name a step closer to the memorial.

An IRS Designated 501c-19 organization, the Pararescue ‘PJ’ Association respects the Pararescue Creed ‘That Others May Live’. We are mission central for Pararescuemen, Members, and Pararescue ‘PJ’ Association Sponsored Events such as Bi-Annual Reunions and Rodeos. We fund events, memorials and respect the valorous, humanitarian and combat actions of Pararescuemen around the globe.

The PJ Association is founded on a distinctive relationship among men. Members share the bond and spirit of the brotherhood to honor the history, heritage and legacy of Pararescue.

Membership in the Association is for active, retired or former Pararescuemen, for friends, family and those supporting Pararescue. Join, get active, stay informed, and participate.

With member engagement and participation, we remember those who came before us and respect those on the front line of global aid and homeland defense in the war against terror. Donate now.

We provide the initiative and resources to promote special events, activities, and to document the history, heritage and legacy of Pararescuemen. Our members shape the future of the Association.
Join us in Tucson for the 2027 PJA Reunion and PJ Rodeo. May 16th kickstarts the PJ Rodeo, with the Pararescue Memorial dedication at Davis-Monthan AFB on May 20th and the PJA Reunion rounding-up events May 19th – 22nd.
Davis-Monthan is home to more than 11,000 joint, inter-agency personnel from 39 unique mission partners. The 355th Wing is the assigned host to the Air Combat Command’s Fifteenth Air Force, with a primary mission of deploying, employing, and sustaining combat search and rescue attack airpower.
The 563rd Rescue Group is the combat search and rescue unit tasked with training and deploying Pararescue personnel and aircraft conducting rescue missions, long-range water rescues, personnel recovery, and humanitarian missions for the Air Force Special Operations Command.