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Hi my name is Matt M., I am 20 yrs old and I am in the National Guard. I am in my units Sniper section and I leave for Sniper school at Camp Robinson, Arkansas next month. I will be deploying to Afghanistan next year with my unit. So far the plan is to get through the deployment and go active and earn a spot in a Ranger Battalion. Was curious if any one had any tips for running, I currently max both push ups and sit ups on my APFT but I run in the 14's.
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Welcome Youngster. There is a wealth of information on many threads within this site, so the helping hand for info is at the end of your right arm. Thank you for your service to our country and interest in continuing your service.
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Welcome, thank you for your service. The search feature works very well, looking in the pertinent topic areas helps a bit too,
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Militantfighter wrote: I am in my units Sniper section and I leave for Sniper school at Camp Robinson, Arkansas next month.
Congradulations and thank you for your service.
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Welcome to ArmyRanger.com and thanks for your service to our great country!
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Welcome Brother... Camp Robinson is pretty nice. The ranges are amazing. If you get a chance to take a bike tour of the base, don't get geographically embarrassed like I did out in the training area. :lol:
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Welcome to the site, young Troop and thank you for your service.


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