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A belated Howdy and happy New Year- congrats on your boy's successes thus far!

Welcome, I hope one of our Rangers from that era are able to provide some assistance. Thanks for your contributions and sacrifices.

Bump for posterity and for the benefit of the next gen Rangers. Another year, another toast to Ranger Brown, the rest of the fallen, and to all who lead the way 31 years ago.

BTW: the nature and environment of ArmyRanger.com has changed quite a bit over the years.

Good to see you, Ranger! Hope you're doing well these days.

Welcome Templar, and I salute your desire and intentions and commend you for coming here to seek information and guidance. Solely from the perspective of someone who has been out of the loop for a very long time, my opinion is that you hold out for an Option 40 contract and not roll the bones with t...

Welcome to the site- hope things are going well out your way.

Cheers, my Brothers- and my thoughts, always.

Outstanding!

Hey Josh, Don't know if your parents are good listeners, but here's an example of how knuckle-draggers are people, too: After serving in the Regiment I went SF. In a nutshell, my mission was to train, advise, and assist other people to do the things I wanted them to do. I needed to have an elevated ...

Outstanding!

Outstanding x2!

Welcome back and congratulations. Oy! Showing up as a new 11C? Any advice from 1988-era is practically worthless by I now I imagine, but knowing the nomenclature of every piece of equipment would be handy, as well as the specs: i.e. weight, ranges, fuse types, blast radius, etc; being able to articu...

Use that anxious energy to your advantage. For future reference, both here and once you actually ship out...and especially once you succeed in securing a slot in RASP: do refer to members of the Ranger community as "Rangers", not "you guys". Get used to the formality of using tit...

Welcome Tyler.

Welcome, Carter. While you may have arrived here late in the game, the information you'll be able to gather here will nonetheless give you an advantage. Work hard, train smart, and position yourself for success: if there are a limited number opportunities to volunteer for RASP, do all you can to ens...