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We completed our last jump yesturday, and had our graduation. And then I tried the whole " I'm really supposed to be going to RIP " thing... It didn't work so well, and i ended up on a bus to Ft. Bragg. Suprisingly I didn't have to do any push ups, or squat jumpers, and my boots didn't even get a ...

Hello, everyone.

My main problem is that the Ranger liaison is at Fort Gordon on TDY (I've had an email conversation with him), so I don't think there is anyone at the patches building to talk to...


Soldarius.

Not to be rude or anything 42L5V, but Airborne school is a joke. The hardest part about being here is not hitting your head on the PLFs.

Yours truely,
Solidarius.

So, I wasn't able to get a RIP slot due to being misinformed about a Ranger brief that I would have had to go do (I was told it was a day after it actually was).... So I'm off to the 82d...

Does anyone know how long I have to be at my unit before I can request a transfer... or what I have to do to ...

So I miss this the first time around... I'm sorry.


Hello, everyone. I'm a 20 year old male who has lived in Alaska for quite a while. I'm currently enlisted in the Army (active), though I was previously in the reserves. My current PMOS is 68W1O, I'm an E-2, and am currently in BAC (Yay for PLFs ...

Yeah, I hear there's only a 52% pass rate for medics who attend rip, but I've thought about it for a while and I'm going to give it a go. Any idea who I have to talk to about volunteering?

Oh, and how hard is SOCM? I hear it's college level... is that about an accurate estimate?


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Hello, everyone.


I'm about to start BAC (it starts tomorrow actually, after a nice 96 hour weekend) and would like to volunteer for R.I.P. I was just wondering how likely I would be to get it (my PMOS is 68W1O, I'm an E-2, and have a GT of 129). Also, I was wondering where the Ranger Liason was ...