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Hello, I am 22 years of age. I will receive my B.A. in History from St. Mary's College of California this January. I am currently taking the final course necessary to complete my degree, and I just applied to BestBuy. Ideally by this summer I will enlist 11x/opt 40 and serve in the 75th. Right now my primary focus is getting in physical shape conducive to my ultimate goal of becoming a Ranger, and preparing myself mentally as well. I want to get as close to a soldier's mentality as I possibly can now as a civilian. I'm not necessarily a PT stud, but I pride myself on mental fortitude and a repulsion to the idea of quitting. That being said, I understand there is a pecking order and at this point I am less than nothing, I haven't earned a say in anything relating to the military. I am here mostly as a silent observer at this point. I recognize the wealth of information on ArmyRanger.com and wish to absorb what I can. As a sign of respect to the members of this site and a signal of my commitment to take the initiative whenever possible, I will keep my stupid questions to a minimum.

Lastly, but more importantly, I want to say thank you to the Rangers, Veterans, Soldiers, DEP'ers, and Family members of servicemen and women on this site, and everywhere for that matter.

Sincerely,

-Sam
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Post by Earthpig »

I find it refreshing to see complete, proper sentences in an intro. We don't seem to get a lot of them.

Nice intro. You seem to have a good head on your shoulders. Welcome aboard, and thanks for showing an interest in serving our country.

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Post by Oto-Man »

EarthPig wrote:I find it refreshing to see complete, proper sentences in an intro. We don't seem to get a lot of them.

Nice intro. You seem to have a good head on your shoulders. Welcome aboard, and thanks for showing an interest in serving our country.

RLTW
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Agreed.

APFT Scores?

BestBuy? Really? Good use of the BA in History :? :lol: :lol: ...just busting your chops stud. You studied history, and now you want to create it. Good for you and welcome here...
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Welcome and your desire to become and Army Ranger is appreciated. Be sure to read and heed the ROE PM I have sent you.
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Welcome to ArmyRanger.com young man.
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Post by Bravo57 »

Welcome to the site
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Post by Charlie 51 »

Oto-Man wrote:
EarthPig wrote:I find it refreshing to see complete, proper sentences in an intro. We don't seem to get a lot of them.

Nice intro. You seem to have a good head on your shoulders. Welcome aboard, and thanks for showing an interest in serving our country.

RLTW
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Agreed.

APFT Scores?

BestBuy? Really? Good use of the BA in History :? :lol: :lol: ...just busting your chops stud. You studied history, and now you want to create it. Good for you and welcome here...
Don't hate man, I worked at Best Buy prior to enlisting.

As a matter of fact I work there now 8)
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Post by Bugsy »

Welcome to the site.

This padwan's from my hometown of Oakland California, so I had to make sure I chimed in.

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AND MAKE SURE YOU DO A LOT OF THESE..........
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Good luck to ya Sam!
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Post by Historynerd2008 »

Ranger Earth Pig

Nwrestler

Ranger Oto-Man

Ranger Bill

RangerRon

Rangger Bravo57

Ranger Bravo 51

Ranger Bugsy

Thank you for your replies and support. Time for me to go run.
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Post by Historynerd2008 »

Ranger JLTW!!!,

After looking at my post again. I see two errors I made. I'm hoping they are the same ones you were thinking of.

I failed to call "Rangerron" "Ranger 'Rangerron'" and "Ranger Bill" "Ranger 'Ranger Bill'".

100 push ups knocked out. More to come if I'm wrong again.
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Post by RTO »

JLTW!!! wrote:
Historynerd2008 wrote:Ranger JLTW!!!, More to come if I'm wrong again.
Sorry Charlie! :wink: :lol:
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Post by Historynerd2008 »

Two more mistakes:


Task 1- The most important rule for DEPs is to READ and absorb the knowledge archived on this forum. All your questions have already been answered. Don't post anything unless-
1) a Ranger has asked you to do so [/b]

My last post was unnecessary and a waste of bandwidth.


Task 4- Administer an Army APFT and post the results in your intro.
I haven't done this yet.

100 pushups coming.

I have a feeling that I'm wrong again.

So I guess I'll do 150 just in case.
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