Introduction

RANGER513 · Post by **RANGER513** » April 24th, 2008, 10:29 pm

rgrking wrote:

DAMN!!!!!!!

Huh......................never mind.

Bravo57 · Post by **Bravo57** » April 28th, 2008, 2:47 pm

Your mom's hot.

Welcome to ArmyRanger.com

Charlie 51 · Post by **Charlie 51** » April 28th, 2008, 7:29 pm

Nice Gene pool
No chlorine needed

Good luck kid

I bet you had a lot of sleepovers at your house as a kid huh? How long did it take you to figure out why

Jim · Post by **Jim** » May 1st, 2008, 12:33 pm

Nico, that was as good an essay as I've seen in a while. I can certainly identify with playing on a losing high school team. I grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania and graduated in a class of around 45 kids. I promise it is character-building. As I mentioned earlier, I think you will do all right. I caution you that there are a lot of times in your life when quitting appears to be the better option. Don't do it. Never, never quit.

GSXRanger · Post by **GSXRanger** » May 1st, 2008, 7:21 pm

MO...

Nice essay, and if you get thumbs up from Ranger Jim, you are G2G.

Now... I would like to know, how you came about choosing your user name.

I refuse to say anything about your mom.

Oto-Man · Post by **Oto-Man** » May 1st, 2008, 8:17 pm

Nico,
Or should I call you son, or junior? Either way, nice looking mom...if you look anything like her, you and Ford should get along just fine...

Good luck in your quest.

Modus operandi · Post by **Modus operandi** » May 2nd, 2008, 4:26 am

Ranger GSXRanger,

Modus operandi is Latin for "method of procedure". I first came across those words in a skateboarding video when I was younger. I thought it would be a suitable user name. My "method of procedure" will be one of the determining factors of me becoming a Ranger. This saying can be applied to numerous situations through out my life. If I want to be successful in life, it all depends on what I do and how hard I work. Also, my method of procedure will set me apart from the average person and in the months to come it will set me apart from the average soldier. I don't want to be an average soldier. I want to be a Ranger.

Modus operandi · Post by **Modus operandi** » May 2nd, 2008, 4:45 am

Rangers,

I try to read a lot and post as litte as possible. In the last few weeks I have read and learned a lot. In searching through the ArmyRanger.com forums I learned how to access my ATRRS training records. My training record only shows OSUT and Airborne. I did not think any thing of this and I figured that RIP would be determined after I successfully complete Airborne school. In searching through the forum, I learned that other DEP's have RIP included in their training record. Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Copperhead · Post by **Copperhead** » May 2nd, 2008, 1:38 pm

Nico,

Those posts are most likely outdated, my ATTRS does not show a RIP date. There is a discussion about this in MM. PM inbound.

-Caleb