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Now, what I want you to do is self-conduct a PT test within the next 72 hours. BTW, I was in C/1-26. PT test July 18th 2 mile: 13:53= 88pts Sit-ups: 67= 82pts Push-ups: 57= 81pts Score 251. Not bad for my first 2 mile run in about a month. I have been working out Monday-Friday for years now. I've b...

Than you Ranger Jim, Ranger Steadfast and Of course Ranger Vyce ! Nothing but motivation for the people like me who aren't there yet !!

SITREP. Got a call today. Recruiter told me there was a mix up at MEPS. They thought we were waiting for a waiver approval. But we were actually waiting for approval for me to take a physical ! He said once I get the physical done IF I need a waiver still then we will do that. That's a lot better th...

ZoneIV wrote:Your recruiter is not a physician. It would have been foolish of him to give you any odds.

I realize that Ranger ZoneIV. He said "I'm not a doctor". But I'm sure he has seen people go through this same situation many times. I only asked his opinion.

Jim wrote:Now, what I want you to do is self-conduct a PT test within the next 72 hours. BTW, I was in C/1-26.

Roger Ranger Jim.

SITREP. Called my recruiter today when I was on a break at work. He said nothing got submitted Friday. And the application got sent out today. No I just have to hurry up and wait. I asked him what he thought the biggest issue was, and he said it was the asthma. I asked him to give me his opinion on ...

If you end up getting a medical waiver you will not qualify for an Option 40 contract. If your med waiver is approved you can still serve your country just not initially as a member of the 75th. This week is an extremely busy week for USAREC so don't grip you'll get an answer when the time is right...

Braxton, A kid can grow out of asthma. One simply quitting the use of an inhaler however does not mean you are free and clear unless it is documented in a physician's records. That said however, there are very good reasons that there are health standards in place to be a US Army Ranger. While you m...

You do not provide a lot of info...from everything you provided the most troubling is the Asthma. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2 I don't exactly have a lot of information myself Ranger Silverback. My recruiter told me I would just have to get tested for asthma again. It was not that ba...

Jim wrote: What unit did your grandfather serve with in Viet-Nam? Never, never quit!

16th infantry rangers, 1st division. Big Red 1. He said Had to ask my Grandmother but that's what she told me he said Ranger Jim

Did you use the search feature I explained earlier? Never, never quit! I searched for "hernia" and "MEPS waiver" Ranger Jim, did not find the answers. Although a 2 year old post from "xNickx" mentioned he had to wait for a waiver for the hernia he had when he was 14. H...

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I have been going through the enlistment process for atleast a month now, I've gotten all my medical documents (I had a hernia, ear tubes I think, and asthma) I took my asvab, scored a 66. 110 gt and 128 co. So I qualified for option 40. My recruiter submitted all my information last week and said h...

Hello everybody. My name is Braxton (name deleted by Admin - read FAQ's - no last names). I'm 18 and ever since I was a kid I wanted to be in the military. It's started out with an obsession with WW2 fighter planes and me wanting to be in the Airforce, but as I got older my mind changed to being a M...