Rescue on Mount Rainier: Embedding with Special Warfare Airmen and Elite Army Aviators

This elite combat team isn't operating on the battlefield. Instead, these Air Force reserve pararescuemen (PJs) and Army reserve aviators are just outside of Seattle, conducting high-altitude rescues on the treacherous terrain of Mount Rainier.

Watch as Unconventional Host Naveed Jamali flies in the CH-47 Chinook to see firsthand one of the most dangerous rescue missions imaginable.

At 14,000 feet, the most glaciated peak in the United States is both inhospitable and dangerous, and one wrong step on the mountain could prove fatal. This military team makes it look easy, but it's not.

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About Naveed:
Naveed spent 3 years successfully working undercover against Russian military intelligence as a double agent. His story working against Russia is told in his book, “How to Catch a Russian Spy.” After playing the role of a real James Bond, he went on to become an intelligence officer in the U.S. Navy. He is a Newsweek Editor-at-Large and a former MSNBC analyst.

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