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Capellanus
Ranger
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Joined: February 5th, 2007, 10:09 am

Post by Capellanus »

(I would like to be in 75th, but I don't think I could be a good Ranger :/)
There is an old saying, "Whether you think you can or you think you can't, your right."

Ranger Cliv03 gave you some good advice. I suggest you carry it out.

My 3 year old son does his best to impersonate a Ranger. He actually believes he is a Soldier and acts accordingly. He thinks he is invincible and can even dodge bullets. Further, even when he is hit with a flying make believe bullet he gets up and shakes off his wound. Yeah, James wants to be a Ranger like his dad one day and at age 3 he already thinks he is. On Christmas he was given a set of ACUs with the rank of PV2. He has a lot more work to do before daddy awards him a Ranger tab but he is determine to get it. I still have to come up with a realistic obstacle course and find some mud for him to craw in among other things.

The point is this. James, at age 3, believes in himself and is willing to do what ever it takes to get his tab.

Steven you need to search inside yourself and ask, “What is it that I really want in life,â€
RGR Capellanus
6th RTB (Jun 12-present)
2/75 Rgr. Bn. ( July 10-Jun 11)
1-32 IN, 3BCT, 10th MTN, DIV (07-10)
B Co. 1/75 Rgr. Bn. (92-97)
RGR Class 8-94
OEF (Aug 11-Dec 11)
OEF (Oct 10-Jan 11)
OEF IX/X (Jan 09-Jan 10)
"As Iron sharpens Iron, so one man sharpens another" (Proverbs 27:7)
Invictus
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Joined: September 5th, 2005, 10:46 am

Re: Introduction

Post by Invictus »

Chupacabra_pl wrote:
Invictus wrote:How does one reenact an airfield siezure? With a squad size element no less? :D
Well... we reenact as much as we can.
So, a fire team per airfield....at least you focus on realism.

You should consider re-enacting the Ice Cream truck snatch and grab...that was a classic Ranger op from Just Cause. I hear they even teach it in RIP these days...
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Chupacabra_pl
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Post by Chupacabra_pl »

Ranger Capellanus - every moment on this forum and every post like your's makes me fell more convinced that I can become a Ranger if I just work hard and do my best. Thank You and all Rangers for that.

Ranger Invictus - lol, never said we reenact whole operation, but overwhelming ice cream truck with our "massive" firepower seems just enough for our group ;) But seriously: reeactment isn't only combat. Collecting equipment and information is sometimes more important.
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Bravo57
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Post by Bravo57 »

Welcome to the site Chuc...........Chue....chum.......FUCK............Cuhusy..............CHewsa...................FUCK!!



Welcome to the site Chew-Toy.
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RS 9-92
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For those who fight for it, freedom has a flavor the protected will never know.
That Guy
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Post by That Guy »

How many Polish men does it take to pass RIP?




















Who Cares!
1/75 C Co
2004-2006


Hard times don't last, but hard men do.
AbnRgr289
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Post by AbnRgr289 »

Welcome.
"It's not for us to reason why, it's just for us to Do or Die!"

"S.A.F.R.A.!"

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Aco 3/75 Rgr Regt. 1/88-2/90 (Op-JC)
HHC 2/18 197 Inf Bde/3rd Bde 24th ID. 2/90-5/92 (Op-DS/DS)
HHC 4th RTB 5/92-12/95
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That Guy
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Post by That Guy »

That Guy wrote:How many Polish men does it take to pass RIP?

stay motivated



















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1/75 C Co
2004-2006


Hard times don't last, but hard men do.
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