Introduction, Future soldier

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Chomy
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Introduction, Future soldier

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Hello Rangers, and all other members of this helpfull website. First I would like to thank you for allowing me to become a member and post on this site, I have been posting on the U.S Army fourm site under Special Operations but Its not as helpfull as I would like it to be so I moved to this one. I am currently a senior in High School and waiting to turn 18 and graduate before I enlist as a 11b. I plan to get an option 40 contract and become a U.S Army Ranger. Being a Ranger has been a dream of mine since I was a freshman in High School and a Army Ranger came and talked to my Army Junior ROTC class. I live near Cincinnati, Ohio but recently moved to Northern Kentucky. I can not wait to serve my country and become one of the elite Army Rangers. Alot of my family and friends are in the military and I respect everyone who serves their country no matter what branch or MOS. My main concern for R.I.P and just joining the Army itself is my weight. I am about 5'8 and weight only around 125lbs. I've tried for the past year to gain weight and I just can not keep it on me though, that doesn't go say I am an average skinny guy. I work out almost every day of the week to prep my self for Rangers. I haven't taken a timed PT test in a while but I plan on it soon, and when I do I will post to show you were I currently stand. Any Advice or anything would be appreciated, thanks again.

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PT
Push ups~65
Sit ups~ 67
(I'll put up my 2 mile run tomorrow when I get home from school because I'm running 2 mile in Gym at abut 0900) I would of done it tonight but I don't exactly no how far 2 miles is here cause I'm fairly new to the area and Its alot of up and down hills and I don't know how if that effects the run or not. I imagine it would make it tougher.

Goals -
Push ups~ 80-100+
Sit ups~ 90-100+
2 Miles~ 13:00 (or less shootin for more 12:30 area)
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Welcome. Your desire to serve our country as an Army Ranger is appreciated. You should consider talking to a recruiter soon so you can start the enlistment process and enter the Delayed Entry Program with an Option 40 contract and lock in a ship date of your choice. Be sure to read and heed the ROE PM I have sent you.
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Chomy, check your PMs.
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Roger, I've read the PM and understood. Again thanks for allowing me on here to talk with real Rangers, it really is appreciated. I would also like to take the moment just to say that I am looking for someone who could individually help me out as a mentor, I'm dedicated 100% and then some to becoming a Ranger and I want to enlist already prepared for the challenges ahead.
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Chomy wrote:Roger, I've read the PM and understood. Again thanks for allowing me on here to talk with real Rangers, it really is appreciated. I would also like to take the moment just to say that I am looking for someone who could individually help me out as a mentor, I'm dedicated 100% and then some to becoming a Ranger and I want to enlist already prepared for the challenges ahead.
who exactly are you addressing here? go read the FAQs.
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Ranger KW Driver,
I was just posting that out there for anyone becase I left it out of my introduction. And I will right now.
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Just remember one EXTREMELY important fact, stud. It's okay to be proud of your ethnic background but we salute ONE FLAG in this country. Good luck in your journey.
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Roger Ranger Maggot275. I am an american inside and out, and will always uphold the flag above anything else, and do what is right and fight for freedom. No other country comes close to how high I hold the United States. And thank you for the "Good luck" I'll most likely eventually need it.
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