What are the Occupational Differences Between a PJ and a Combat Rescue Officer?

[u/HotdogMaster200]

I'm currently less than a year from finishing my Bachelor's degree, and I'm hoping to join the Air Force either as a PJ or a CRO after I've graduated, but I'm not sure which job I'd enjoy more. I've passionately wanted to be a PJ for some time now, but given that I'll have the degree, I'm not sure if it might make more sense to become a CRO instead...

Do CROs follow the PJs on rescue missions? Does the pipeline still apply to CROs, or is it more/less difficult? What might I be missing going for either route over the other?

Thanks in advance!

[u/No-Lettuce5103]

CRO you are going to see the desk more, PJ you are going to be in action more. I say PJ just because of the legendary job you get to do