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Jim wrote:Good SITREP. Keep up the pace. Never, never quit!

X'2, never, never quit!

Fuego wrote:I actually came here from Patriot's SITREP. It's great to see your determination thusfar; use it to your advantage and accomplish your goals. The path is earned, not given.

So true, so true!

Congratulations IvoryCharlie on earning your crossed rifles. Keep striving forward & heal up. Never, ever quit.

Sure enjoyed reading & seeing the various weapons being used during RVN.
Nice find Jim.

Welcome to ArmyRanger.com rsmittyb. Tell your son the secret to passing RASP is by not quitting.

Welcome & hello Benny. Glad you found your way here.

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I'm leaving to go to the Hotel right now. Tomorrow I'm shipping to Fort Benning, GA. Once I get access to a computer (During Exodus/December), I'll update you all on my progress. We're counting on you to give us sitreps. I appreciate all of the information and tasks that this site has given me and ...

Welcome here Soldier.

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Jim wrote:Clay, What is happening to you? Never, never quit!

Where are you Clay?

Jim wrote:Thanks for the update, Will. Have you met any other mentees? Please keep us updated on your progress and never, never quit!

Like Ranger Jim says, keep us updated on your progress & & never, never quit.

Welcome here Ranger & our time in the eighty deuce. I joined 82d right out of jump school, sep 1968 in 4/325.

Welcome home Ranger, glad you found us.

Lokiian wrote:Roger Ranger Jim. I'm making sure to go to the gym frequently, I was considering that it might be best to max out the APFT before seeing the recruiter, or seeing if I can go to basic next summer to give me time.

Go see the recruiter before you max out the APFT.
Open up comm lines with a recruiter.

mrsir187 wrote:Forgive me Ranger Jim forgot to post that. I leave the 28th of September, 20 more days to go.

As a DEP are required to adjust your (Signature line) to include your date of entry. Use search feature to find, Topic: Signature Line

Welcome.

Condolences on the loss of Nick to you & his (extended) family. jd, Nick had his own answers to keep you at bay, simple (believable) words that we ourselves do in our everyday lives. Perhaps a visit was warranted but that is hindsight. Nick was a 30 year old man running his own life. He was happ...