I'm 20 years of age with a drive to join the US ARMY. I unfortunately have some civil matters that I will take care of, but that will not hold me back on enlisting what so ever. I look forward to reading some very experienced and professional advice and input on this forum.
iceman28 wrote:Hello Rangers as well as everyone else on forum.
I'm 20 years of age with a drive to join the US ARMY. I unfortunately have some civil matters that I will take care of, but that will not hold me back on enlisting what so ever. I look forward to reading some very experienced and professional advice and input on this forum.
Thank you.
Welcome. Read - Read- Read the forums and go see a recruiter. He'll tell YOU what will and will not hold you back (whatsoever).
Indeed I will Ranger Spartan, and also thank you for the welcome. great site you got here. I do have a recruiter, but he and I both know that there will be a process before anything, of course.
iceman28 wrote:Hello Rangers as well as everyone else on forum.
I'm 20 years of age with a drive to join the US ARMY. I unfortunately have some civil matters that I will take care of, but that will not hold me back on enlisting what so ever. I look forward to reading some very experienced and professional advice and input on this forum.
Thank you.
Got some outstanding warrants do ya! Just what the military needs another JD with attitude. Great!
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"Desire is the key to motivation, but it's determination and commitment to an unrelenting pursuit of your goal - a commitment to excellence - that will enable you to attain the success you seek."
-Mario Andretti
Rangers thanks again for the welcome. Ranger Gordo173, fortunately no warrants but but some dumb mistakes that I did made but I realize and accept full responsibility for my actions.
Welcome. Your desire to serve as an Army Ranger is appreciated. Keep us posted on how things progress with your recruiter. You need to run. Most of the girls on the local high school track team can do 2 miles in less than 13 minutes.
Ranger Bill, thats what I call some motivation for me right there. I appreciate it. I'm starting to make this just about an everyday thing now.(I take a day break as I should for my body to rest.)
Ranger RTO thank you very much. What I ended up doing is taking 2 45 plates and putting them in a backpack running, which boosted my normal running time tremendously. I'm really fighting myself on these PT's in order to compete, even though I probably won't get an option 40 I'm still fighting.
Welcome to ArmyRanger.com
A Good, nice (honest) intro you posted.
So when are you going to MEPS? If soon send me a PM if not then when you get ready to go.
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Ranger IDon'tCare, I won't until most likely 2010. This is due to me getting a college degree. I feel it both is a good idea and a bad. Good because I have plenty of time to work on my PT and bad because of course I would want to join ASAP.
