Abstract: The system includes a remote variable volume bellows that is pumped by the rescuers weight, a suction collection option, an oxygen enrichment venturi valve, and a face mask AIDS Protector Valve that is opened and closed by the rescuer's hand. The system, in its normal configuration, allows for a rescuer to pump ventilation air through an air delivery tube into a valve and through the valve into the face mask and lungs of a victim. The pump is a variable volume spring loaded bellows that works for either an infant, child or adult. It can utilize a venturi tube oxygen connector that insures that maximum supplemental oxygen is fed into the air delivery tube. It also has a pressure relief valve to insure that excess pressure is not placed on the victims lungs. When ventilating, an air delivery tube connects to a valve which is opened or closed by the rescuer placing a hand over the exhaust port. This valve can be used by itself, but it has optional inserts for improved performance.