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Rangers,

I started up with class 2-14 back in November and I am very pleased to say that I graduated Ranger School this past Friday. Ranger School sucked, I froze my ass off, and I never what to do it again. However, I am sure glad that I stuck around and got it done. I learned a lot and probably ...

Rangers,

I have been at Benning for about 6 months now. IBOLC was a fair enough introduction to soldiering and got me very excited for becoming a PL. I was fortunate to have an awesome platoon trainer and some very solid E-6s to learn from. I know there is still much more for me to learn. I was ...

Rangers,

It has been a long time since I have posted. I have been lurking in the background reading and absorbing as much information as possible. I recently graduated and commissioned this past January as an active duty Military Intelligence branch detail Infantry officer.

During my freshmen year ...

Ranger Cams,

I would be very interested in a meeting. Lunch would be on me if you would be willing to part with some wisdom and experience. If a smoking session was more of what you had in mind, that would be great to. I saw in your intro that you are in law enforcement. Do you have any knowledge ...

Ranger Cams,

I have taken two PT tests since August.
9/8/08
PU-44
SU-56
2mile- 14:30

9/17/08
PU- 64
SU-63
2mile-13:30

My first APFT I had trouble doing good standard pushups. When the second test came around I made sure I did pushups to standard, some were still not counted. I should have stated ...

Today I spoke with the Senior Military Instructor of my ROTC battalion. I told him my idea of forfeiting my scholarship, putting my college education on hold, and enlisting as an 11b with an option 40. The MSG is a good man. I trust his judgment. I told him my desire to become the best infantry PL ...

Rangers,

I am approximately two-thirds of the way into my first fall semester at Northeastern University. I have been contracted since the 8th of September. I have enjoyed my time at school and I am doing well academically and in ROTC. However, I am unsatisfied with my present course. I keep ...

Ranger abn-rgr,
Thank you for that opportunity.


Ranger Jim,
Thank you for your reply. I will strive for improvement in my PT scores.
I promise the college experience will not kill my dream. I will never quit.


Ranger Ron,
Thank you.



When it is dark enough, you can see the stars.

Rangers,

My name is B****. I am less than two weeks away from my freshman year at Northeastern University. I am on track for a four year Army ROTC scholarship. Currently, I am administratively and medically a go for my scholarship. In order for my scholarship to start, I must pass the APFT upon ...