Introduction - Jon

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Introduction - Jon

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Hello Rangers,

My name is Jon, I am in the DEP and ship out for basic January 15, 2013. I am a college graduate from Limestone College. I am 25 and currently work a desk jockey job in NYC. I have an 11x contract with no option. I am Working real hard to get ready for basic and be a stud there so I can get one while at basic.

I am looking forward to being on this site and gaining a wealth of knowledge from current and past Rangers. I am especially looking for advice on how to increase my P/T scores and my running endurance.

P/t Test 10/1/2012

Push-ups - 76
Sit-ups - 64
2 mile - 14:33

Thank you.
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Welcome, Jon. If you truly want to earn a place in the 75th Ranger Regiment, you came to the right site. We take understandable pride in the fine young men who pass through on their life journey. Most of the questions you may have, have been addressed at least once. Use the seasrch feature located at the top right part of this page. The search feature is your friend. Never, never quit!
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Thanks Ranger Jim!

I have been scouring the boards for a few months now. Excited to finally get a post in and sit back and learn from all of you Rangers.
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Welcome to the site, Jon.


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Thought Limestone College was a girl's school in SC. At least, it was when I lived there in '67-'70. Wofford was the guy's school.
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Lefty wrote:Thought Limestone College was a girl's school in SC. At least, it was when I lived there in '67-'70. Wofford was the guy's school.

Ranger Lefty, Limestone College use to be a all girls school until around the late 60's. Was recruited to play lacrosse down there.
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n0s0up4u57 wrote:
Lefty wrote:Thought Limestone College was a girl's school in SC. At least, it was when I lived there in '67-'70. Wofford was the guy's school.

Ranger Lefty, Limestone College use to be a all girls school until around the late 60's. Was recruited to play lacrosse down there.
Well, I guess we know who the FOGs are.
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Jon, it is time for you to update your signature line.
You can find the topic at Board Index, click Board FAQ, 6th item down is signature line.
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Steadfast wrote:Jon, it is time for you to update your signature line.
You can find the topic at Board Index, click Board FAQ, 6th item down is signature line.
Roger that Ranger Steadfast. Updated.
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Welcome Jon
Thank You for doing what wouldn't!!!
Best of luck to you in your future endeavors.
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