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Thank you Ranger Jim and don't ever plan on to.

So I have just completed BCT about 3 days ago from Ft. Sill and I'm now I'm beginning our classes tomorrow for 68W. BCT was fairly easy, the only true hard part is dealing with others but I made it though. I graduated with honors and an official accommodation for scoring high on the PT test (highest...

Are you talking to a recruiter? Have been for about a month now, Ranger Jim. Got back from MEPS last week and have 68W for my contract, no Option 40 but hoping to either get it amended before my ship date or get recognition for consideration during Basic/AIT. Also talking to Ranger Battalion recrui...

Are you talking to a recruiter? Have been for about a month now, Ranger Jim. Got back from MEPS last week and have 68W for my contract, no Option 40 but hoping to either get it amended before my ship date or get recognition for consideration during Basic/AIT. Also talking to Ranger Battalion recrui...

Advice well heard Rangers and Vets. Although just for the sake of defense, the environment is highly monitored and easily done so since the most amount of people in a class I've seen was 8 people at a time; but advice still well heard. And I'm definitely doing more workouts beyond combatives and for...

Sorry for the late reply Veteran IED Magnet and Ranger Tough, been busy with school work. But my instructor is an active duty soldier that works on the base that I live nearby that my dad introduced me too and gladly allowed me to participate in classes. Don't want to release to many public details ...

Jim wrote:What is MACP?

It stands for Modern Army Combatives, Ranger Jim. It's the Army's hand to hand combat program they have.

Well before I quickly address the new responses these are my PT scores I had promised to post. Pushups: 95 Situps: 82 2mi Run: 14:20 Total score of 281 Working on and will take any advice on how to cut down my run time. Right now as part of my normal workout regiment I run 5-7 miles every workout se...

Suspense adjusted. Pay attention to the letters from school thread. The 68W mentees have been very detailed in their reporting. Never, never quit! I have taken the advice Ranger Jim and I'm still very much looking forward to it. It's what I hoped it would be and cleared up a lot of the misconceptio...

I don't think that you fully understand the job of the medics in Battalion. There are quite a few things to read. One of them is the post by RgrDoc75 on the recruiting, another is the SOMC description by Bloody Limey. If you decide to go as an engineer? Well, they have no engineers in Batt. so ther...

Nate, Don't neglect the task I assigned you. If it's regarding the PT test, I have to take one this coming Thursday with my recruiters for the "Future Soldier" orientation course and will definitely post results. Sorry I didn't address it earlier, was replying through my phone earlier and...

First off, I want to retract what I said about "liking" combat; very poor wording on my part and didn't mean any disrespect. Just wanted input from actual Rangers because I've heard a lot from other people about 68W and I didn't want a misconception on the job I had picked. The reason I wa...

Howdy, my name is Nate. I just enlisted in the Army with 68W. There wasn't an Option 40 slot available (and didn't really expect it to be unless I wanted to be cook) and decided to try to work it in either before I go in or get recruited to the regiment via during basic or AIT. The thing I wanted to...