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It's been a while since I've been around here, so I figured I'd drop in for a quick update. I graduated OSUT on Sept 8 with D 1-19. After graduating Airborne, which started Sept 11, I reported to RIP hold, where I've been for around 2 weeks. We took the RIP PT test friday, which I am happy to report ...

I learned that no matter how squared away that you really are, it is important to have all of your personal shit at home straight so there can be no distractions during your journey to being a Ranger. I believe from what I read from 3fifty, he really did want it, but he got distracted by matters ...

Here's what I'm doing currently:

Monday: Weight workout, upper body; 20 minute run
Tuesday: At least 200 pushups/situps throughout the day. First set of each excersize is a 2 min max. test like a test.
Wednesday: Weight workout, lower body; 30 minute run
Thursday: Same as tuesday
Friday: Weight ...

Ranger Steadfast: My contract is 11B, and, yes, I did get the OPT 40.

I know it doesn't mean shit until I actually do it, but I won't waste the slot.

And now, having said that, I'll shut the fuck up and read for a while :)

Thanks for the responses. Just from looking around the site, I've already discovered that the greatest piece of advice that can be given is to "never, ever, ever, quit", so it's now in my sig. Having said that, my plan is basically just to train my ass off every step of the way and never quit.

Hello, everyone. Just wanted to let you all know a little bit about me and my intentions.

I'm 21 years old, and I just recently decided that my life would be best spent serving Uncle Sam. Because I consider myself a highly motivated individual, I decided that I would like to serve with the best ...