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Regardless of the current wave of support homosexual activity seems to be enjoying today, homosexuals themselves remain a very vocal minority of our population, albeit a minority with a very effective media relations campaign. Its also worth noting that, unlike race or skin color, homosexuals are a ...

Welcome to the site Falcon.

You did well finding yourself to baseops, now pay attention to the Rangers on this site and stay in your lane.

Read, learn, and listen from/to those who have gone before you and maybe you will survive your first three missions before you get to RIP.

I thought I start a thread where we can share acrostics that we have obtained during our military experience. The Army is loaded with them especially within the medical community. Even our Ranger creed is an acrostic. Anyways, here are a few starters: When learning a new skill or attending a school ...

Tenn-RGR wrote:Is your course an MTT?

The course is being held at Camp Rilea, OR. I guess a team from the NG is conducting it

I guess we know who the cherry Air Assaulter is..... Now I get to be a cherry all over again :lol: :lol: I plan to jog the RM and make it under 2 hrs. 35-45 lbs is light weight compared to my 60lb ruch in batt as a medic. Really, I am not worried about the RM but want to know a little about the cou...

Fellow Rangers, I just got a confirm seat for Air Assault School and was seeking advice and G2 on how I can best prepare for it. I graduated Airborne School & RIP and sent almost 6yrs in Batt So I feel as this school will not be a problem but I am 34 yrs/old now and I don't want to be ambushed b...

Phantom wrote:4 phases or 3 phases. The length of the school is still the same.

Yeah, but the desert sucked. Hands cracking, Hot during the day, cold at night; sand everywhere.

I think they should bring it back. Or add a different phase that is geared around MOUNT Ops.

Skip the tour and join the US Army now.

Welcome

..... knocking some out.

Don't forget to knock one out for the GRITS or as they say in first bat, "one for the airborne Ranger in the Sky."

Welcome to the site Ranger. Thanks for serving. Now go and make us pround.

Rangerguru wrote: Hey Ranger, if it gets too bad, drop by for some counseling.

Welcome to the community.

ALCON; I am late dropping in but I just recently joined the community. I recently attended the Family Life Chaplains conference in Orlando, FL (Shades of Green) in January 06. The subject: "Post Traumatic Families: Growing through the Tests of Combat, Separation, and Trauma." Dr. Jonathan ...

The SURFER wrote: I joined this message board because I plan on enlisting in the Army and have ambitions on becomes a Ranger. And I hope I can make a contribution to the community with my [b]vast knowledge [/b]of odd subjects. If you plan to maintain your suffering career, then Rangering is not for...

Charlie 51 wrote: BJJ huh? nothing like rolling around on the ground with sweaty guys, you seem to be a good candidate for the 1st Ranger Battalion Admit it, you wish you could have went to 1st Bat to sweat at the beach with the rest of us. Nothing like rolling around with sweaty girls at the beach...

Welcome back to the community Ranger.

Welcome Ranger!