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Welcome to the site asshole!!!, Thanks for your service RangerJoe

Welcome to the site , another Hooah from first batt...

Welcome aboard, another !/75 Hooah

Welcome RangerMat, Glad to hear there are more 1st Batt guys out there

If your idea is to go to batt to get college, don't, I don't remember year or exact circumstances but me and a few other rangers from C co. attended Armstrong State college for a semester. I don't remember a whole lot about timeframe other than missing the Great Salt Lake deployment when SFC Moore f...

Needs of the army, you got that right. I reenlisted in 93, and at that time PDA wasn't an option, and I wasn't ready to get out. I served my full tour in Batt and reenlisted for Hawaii. And then i read stories about Rangers doing 8 or ten years in batt , guess I reenlisted at the wrong time or shoul...

personally I think one or RTBs biggest mistakes was DXing desert phase. I'm not sure if they added days to the other phases or shortened Ranger school, but almost all of our real world missions since that change was in a desert environment. How many real world missions occur chest deep in environmen...

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Welcome dud , keep pushing your foot in every door that opens, if you don't quit, eventually you'll achieve your goals.

The swamps , chiggers, and sand fleas really sucked at 1st batt but Savannah, St. paddy's day , River Street, and Tybee Island really made it worthwhile.

Ya can't open a can of worms and not clean it up, lets here it. Ya sound like my third grader, " I've got a secret, but I won't tell ya."

Where do these kids come up with these questions? It wasn't that long ago when pv2- pfc were running around with CIBs foreign jump wings, and mustard stains long before HOOAH school, there's an OML and you go when they feel your ready,

Congrats on passing RIP, and it sounds like he has a head on his shoulders, he chose first Batt HEH HEH

I remember well, that Ranger could do flutter kicks ALL DAY LONG. If I remember correctly he also ran like a gazzelle. I thought I read somewhere he partticipated in Best Ranger around that time frame....?

Doc Donovan, found on most any Ranger site, was our battalion surgeon for years. If you saw him during sick call, pretty much no matter what was wrong with you, he would prescribe you with motrin, lots of water and go to the Ranger gym.