The unit was trained to parachute into the sea, swim to shore, and infiltrate enemy lines from the coastline, further enhancing its versatility in special operations.

Initially, the Pandura Platoon's role was to provide 10 PARA BDE with navigation assistance and movement control for drops, flight paths, and landing in operational areas.

[8] Pandura paratroopers would infiltrate target areas, ensure their safety, and provide navigation support to enable larger airborne forces to land as a cohesive unit rather than scattered into smaller groups.

[10] Due to their elite status, Pandura paratroopers were often selected to serve as instructors, teaching jungle survival skills and combat tactics to both local and international military units.

They must be able to interpret and value the weather, wind direction, conditions, and cloud height, as well as the visibility and safety of the landing area, in real time.

[19] The following conditions must be met in order to receive the Pathfinder badge: Military free fall is the Pandura Company's specialty, which sets them apart from the other units in the 10 PARA BDE.

[4] The Pandura paratroopers carry the same combat equipment as the other 10 PARA BDE's infantry units, with the exception of the sniper team.