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My son is in that group, he's the good looking one..He said they were ordered to stand there and pretend to read a ranger booklet until the photographer left.

Welcome Ray. We must have crossed paths somewhere down there. Nice to see another 1st Bat. guy from our era.

Thomas, Welcome. Your post caught my eye because I have a son who recently enlisted and had to jump through a multitude of hoops to get the contract he wanted, Option 40. I am also new to this forum and won't pretend to know all of the information and advice contained herein, but I will tell you; do...

Thanks Steadfast... just popped a message back at you.

Thanks for the welcomes. Invictus - Received your message and thank you for your offer. My son had commented a bit ago that he'd be interested in a local mentor. Didn't know how you guys went about this or what it was all about so thought I'd ask. Sinjefe - Sent you a PM. I remember Hickman very wel...

Thank you both for the welcome.

Lunch - Appreciate the tips and the offer of help. I have situational dyslexia myself... verbal dyslexia. I can think it just fine, but writing or saying it often gets backwards... and me into trouble

Addendum - I figured out the avatar and signature bit but will have to wait until I have more patience with file size, pixels, and all that other mumbo jumbo!

Good afternoon, I'd like to introduce myself to this Forum. I am a Ranger who served in the ARMY 1981-1984. I was assigned to the 1st Ranger Battalion as a Forward Observer (13F) and served on a FIST Team attached to Charlie Company. I graduated from Ranger School in Class 6-82 Zulu Company. I'm pre...