I am infinitely grateful for this podcast. There isn't alot of in depth material on what it's like to be a Ranger available so when I saw this video I jumped on it like a rabid dog. Thank you to everyone involved.
I had a slot back in the 90s and I deselected myself. I wasn't mentally/physically prepared so I talked myself out of it. this is the only regret I have from my time in service, throwing away the opportunity. Kinda wish I had a mentor or at least something like this back in the day.. Thanks for sharing this and it's valuable info for future Rangers and folks joining in general.. AATW
These "deselection" acts add up as the decades' pass. Some are best deselected; I'd go for the Ranger Regiment if I was 18 again. It's best to be self-driven daily I've learned, "no slack due."
One of the best videos out there on Army Rangers. Its thorough and precise from the top down. - The host used to be a Ranger recruiter - The guest are active and have a background from all the ways an individual could become one, from the street to academies - They know what answers to ask and answer. Got a little philosophical at the end but other than that better than channels with 100k subs, mainly because YT only "recommends" those channels
If you are serious, you're working out every day, really working out. You will want to take advantage of soldier handbooks, including the Ranger Handbook available on the RR website, I believe. It's best to do your confidence training and learning well in advance of class time because when you get into a class, your brain will seek sleep and recuperation, but your mind must keep you on task, whatever you've done for the day. Get busy; the message in the video, you need to be self-driven 24/7. Cheers!
I remember in AIT they came talking to us, got airborne cleared and I was tabbed in 91! And that’s it! As far as I made it. Lol I blew my right knee and I was pretty much done by 2000. VA 100% P/T since
How active are the Rangers now? Since war has calmed down. Are they getting after it? Training a lot? Or is it slow and they not doing much atm? I plan on enlisting in the fall of this year.
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I notice they didn't talk about the ruthless hazing you are going to get(see: getting beat down everyday) until you are tabbed, deployment scrolled and CIB. Guys get tired of it and get out after their first contact or go SF or CAG. Regiment has problems keeping anyvody.
Hazing was done away with. Getting fucked with, that's everyday life for 11 series. Was during your time, my time, and before me. Nothing new. Just suck it up and drive on. Drink water and face out..
I've actually been seriously looking at requesting an Op40 from my local recruiter the last couple weeks, and although I have a couple things to fix up on the physical side first, I also had a question... Is it possible to put in a request to be stationed with one specific Battalion, or is it purely determined by what MOS they need in each Battalion?
You don't get to select the Battalion. It's at the needs of the Regiment. You also don't need an Option 40 to go Ranger. At most installations they have a recruiting team from Regiment that comes to the advanced training portion or during One Station Unit Training (OSUT) for combat arms MOSs and they can modify your contract the same as if you came in with an Option 40.
@@Mentors4mil Awesome, just what I wanted to know! I figured it was at the needs of the Regiment, but just wanted to know. I've been in the south forever, but I used to live up near the Pacific Northwest (and have family up there) so it'd be cool to get stationed up there eventually. Also, I'm not currently in the Military so I am getting a lot of people telling me to go for an Op40 right out of the gate. Still trying to decide how best to proceed though. Anyway, thanks for the info and for sharing all the stories of these amazing guys and gals, it's been really inspiring me through this whole covid debacle. Keep up the great work!
@@conradthegreat812 : The only way to be guaranteed a RASP slot is with an Option 40 contract. Anything less than that and you're trying your luck. There are recruiting teams that run around AIT classes commonly, but if Regiment are high density in your particular MOS, you might be that rare class that gets missed. Not worth taking a chance, get an Option 40 contract or don't ship out. It will magically appear within 90-120 days. As far as assignment to a specific Batt after RASP, ultimately it's down to the needs of the Regiment. There are certain MOS' that are RSTB only. As far as the three 'line Batts', you fill out a preference list from first choice to last, and the RASP cadre will try and accommodate you, especially if you're a top performer.
Tell Tagami and Bishop that PR needs to put out more videos on the UA-cam channel. We group up in a Regiment that was totally anti anything social media or video recording for the most part. It's big now in days for recruiting, but the random tiktoks from privates needs to be squashed. I'm seeing alot of Call Signs and just to much stuff coming from lower enlisted ranks
Listening to this, A Lot has changed in The Regiment since the turn of the millenia. Jesus, anyone remember the Ole RBA? Or the transition of RR during the beginning of G.W.O.T.? I can also remember when WE were the only Regiment/Unit in the entire US Military to carry Mr. Gustav RLTFUCKINGW!! Sua Sponte brothers.
If you don’t get Option 40 at MEPS, depending upon your MOS, there are liaison NCOs at several AIT locations and at airborne school who have the ability to modify your contract to go to RASP - same as an Option 40 contract.
Thank you for the video. I am extremely interested in joining once I get my degree. Is there anyone that I can personally reach out to for more information? I am technically not in the army yet but I plan on going officer route. Thanks god bless
It's not been around that long.They are all over now, basically at every AIT station that carries the MOSs within Regiment. One is still at Airborne School and has been there probably around the timeframe that you mentioned.
What’s the oldest you can be to join the regiment? I’ve been training for it for a couple years and wanting it for longer but I’m old af for ranger standard. 34. Signing up for 11b in a couple weeks. Got a gt over 105 on my ASVAB, 91 overall score and high TAPAS scores (if that means anything) can meet the physical standards but would they just consider me too old? I’m joining regardless but curious to know if anybody has a realistic take on this?
What if your there in airborne school or AIT on a national guard contract, can you still be recruited there and change your contract to an active duty (option 40) contract???
You can request to go active duty by submitting the right paperwork through your commander. If the command agrees, you can go to a US Army recruiter to enlist active duty. They can let you know more. You can always submit to go to Ranger Regiment and attend RASP while on active duty.
Was in the army for 3 years as 11B... went to rasp and got myself day 1 deselected like an idiot. Spent my career at Ft. Bragg in the 82nd. Totally miserable. Failing RASP always left a bad taste in my mouth and I was totally unmotivated after that. I became an average to below average paratrooper at best. I was a sound infantryman but a poor soldier. Since getting out i've had trouble committing to a career choice. Lately I've been contemplating re-enlisting but it's a tough choice. I'm much more confident and physically fit than I was now but I still struggle with the decision to get back in and risk going back to a horrible unit. And believe me there are some garbage ass units in the Army. I certainly learned alot where I went but the big army is 100x worse than any SOF unit on their worst day.
If you hated being an 11- bang bang with 82nd and you won't be satisfied going back in either. Just bcz you are more confident and more rounded than ever, it is still the same Army clown show. Anyway, being an Infantryman in a COIN op or say GWOT just sucks and pointless. Literally, everyone who was a Marine or Army infantryman played cop. Iraq or Afghan campaign.
I live in Canada but have y’all worked with CSOR (Canadian special operation regiment)? And if you have if you could describe the guys in Csor using one word what would it be?
I'm Canadian and made it into 2/75. As American Indians, First Nations Canadians can serve in US military under the Jay Treaty. You can access a green card at US Customs if you have all the right paperwork. However, technically not in SOCOM (whatever its called now). Eventually I had to leave as I wasnt a full US citizen, there were a bunch of us at the time that were pushed out (Canadians, Puerto Ricans, etc). Nowadays I don'd think you'd get to RASP without being a full citizen.
Wait so one thing I got from this is that Rangers can’t spend their whole time in the army as a Ranger unless you join a non-combatant MOS. Is that correct? Only like 3-4 years then they have to join conventional army? Or did I get the info mixed up?
I think that’s more in the case of officers. On the enlisted side, from what I understand, you grow up in batt and stay there unless you get RFS’d. I could be wrong, this is just what I’ve gathered.
You can spend your entire career in Regiment. Most don't. It's hard to keep up with the younger guys. Officers must rotate out, but can always come back. The idea is for everyone to stay a while and then rotate to the conventional forces. It doesn't always happen.
think about this. a new pipeline for special forces selection. I call it 10 Brave (PIONEERS). it's a OSUT of 15 weeks week 1-4 Basic Training 4 weeks (rifle range, D&C, First Aid, Gas Chamber, Grenade's, Obstacle Courses) Week 5 Military Vehicle Familiarization/ Pistol Class 1 week (driving class/pistol's) Week 6-7 Mortars 2 weeks Week8-11 Combat Engineering 4 weeks Week 12-15 Infantry 4 Weeks Have ah Axe as the Tab on Sleeve. give all the Airborne options and all that... they well need to do 30 push-ups/run a mile in 8 min mile. before going through this pipeline ,, u know be in a little bit of shape.... not much but some... Think About That! if u fail give um a option for regular Army or Space Force if they fail out
I think...I'd rather do my first 5 as an Army grunt as a Ranger, then reenlist for Italy and/or Korea (at the DMZ) if you guys do back to back overseas tours. Get RASP, Ranger School, deployment, CIB, EIB, Airborne, and Air Assault out of the way first while building good habits, and then go enjoy Europe as a more senior guy. Just go to the Scout Platoon of the 173rd.
no. a chinny is a huge bird. and slower than normal. through a valley. its not a difficult shot, and it fucking sucks. weve lost birds before (we meaning the military and in that area). i knew 0% of those guys, but my heart aches for them.
Your not a real ranger till you have it on your uniform 3 times. Deployment 75th RGT Scroll, Ranger Tab, and 75th RGT scroll. End of debate. Rangers Lead The Way!!! Hoah!!!!
Not sure what this comment is referring to, but Recruiters are soldiers from all MOSs in the Army who've been assigned to that job for 36 months. The Army considers the assignment as a career progression and it's either recruiter or drill sergeant - you don't get to choose. Many have multiple combat deployments and some with SOF.
@@Mentors4mil I think that I would go the drill sergeant route, as physically demanding it becomes. Recruiters are out in the wild among the public. Not everyone is friendly to the uniform these days. If people get away calling John McCain a "loser," then anything's possible.
Does everybody do it or is it random because Ive seen people in Regiment deploy like every year of their career and were in for over a decade and never did recruiting
If you expect to go through basic, expect to get stuck with all sorts of stuff, and when you deploy overseas, expect more sticking to take place. Really, everyone born before 1972 got stuck with Small Pox vaccines, and no one whimped out then. Short story, you cannot get through basic without having all sorts of putrifying matter stuck in your body, that's what the Germ Theory of Disease prescribes.
Know cook has shot as much as an infantryman. Rangers are infantryman. The infantry that go into ranger battalions bring with them skillsets that ad onto the ranger battalion.
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Served at 1/75 2006-2009, tabbed and scrolled. Best unit PERIOD! Wish I had stayed in as a career, I have nothing but amazing memories as a W1.
I am infinitely grateful for this podcast. There isn't alot of in depth material on what it's like to be a Ranger available so when I saw this video I jumped on it like a rabid dog. Thank you to everyone involved.
Our pleasure!
I had a slot back in the 90s and I deselected myself. I wasn't mentally/physically prepared so I talked myself out of it. this is the only regret I have from my time in service, throwing away the opportunity. Kinda wish I had a mentor or at least something like this back in the day.. Thanks for sharing this and it's valuable info for future Rangers and folks joining in general.. AATW
thank you for your service regardless.
These "deselection" acts add up as the decades' pass. Some are best deselected; I'd go for the Ranger Regiment if I was 18 again. It's best to be self-driven daily I've learned, "no slack due."
@@climatedeceptionnetwork4122 go for the regiment now.
Hey man do you have any mental advice to pass????
One of the best videos out there on Army Rangers. Its thorough and precise from the top down.
- The host used to be a Ranger recruiter
- The guest are active and have a background from all the ways an individual could become one, from the street to academies
- They know what answers to ask and answer.
Got a little philosophical at the end but other than that better than channels with 100k subs, mainly because YT only "recommends" those channels
I’m wanting to be a Ranger myself so this is VERY helpful. Thank you for the post and I love the work👍
Good luck and godspeed bro.
Same bro! hopefully both of us make it! good luck!
@@cfarsi7506 being in the military isn’t like fortnite, sorry to burst your bubble bro
No problem 👍
@@hanmagainz3672 He didn’t say it was...
I told the recruiter I wanted to do Rambo shit and ended up at RLTW!
Congrats!!
i guess it's kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good site to stream newly released series online?
@Zander Ryder lately I have been using FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
Aco third plt here. Earthpigs.
@@zanderryder7946Moviebox but it’s for Android phones
I’m turning 25 I think it’s time I decide to join the army and make my way to be a ranger. I’m a hands on type of person and well disciplined.
If you are serious, you're working out every day, really working out. You will want to take advantage of soldier handbooks, including the Ranger Handbook available on the RR website, I believe. It's best to do your confidence training and learning well in advance of class time because when you get into a class, your brain will seek sleep and recuperation, but your mind must keep you on task, whatever you've done for the day. Get busy; the message in the video, you need to be self-driven 24/7. Cheers!
How's it going now?
Love the channel and videos you gents put out! Keep em’ coming 💪
Thanks! Will do!
Never served but the perspective you gentlemen speak with is amazing to learn from thank you for sharing
Our pleasure!
SSgt T is the most motivating person I met at Benning
Tagami and Bishop. Glad to hear y’all are still there.
A Co.... because it’s better than Bad Luck Bravo
My son is at AIT (OSUT) right now at Fort Benning and waiting for the Rangers to come this week. This is his dream!! RLTW!
Good luck to him!
@@Mentors4mil Thank you!
@@valeriep4308 update?
I remember in AIT they came talking to us, got airborne cleared and I was tabbed in 91! And that’s it! As far as I made it. Lol I blew my right knee and I was pretty much done by 2000. VA 100% P/T since
Happens too often!
I a Marine but looking back now if I had it to do all over again I would have joined the Army and became a Ranger!
Marines also have opportunities, like Force Recon and such.
How active are the Rangers now? Since war has calmed down. Are they getting after it? Training a lot? Or is it slow and they not doing much atm? I plan on enlisting in the fall of this year.
There is no down time for Ranger Regiment. They continue to train for the fight and you’ll earn the right to wear that beret every day.
I know this is 7 months old, but it would be a lot easier to watch this type of content if we could see someone’s face as they spoke.
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I notice they didn't talk about the ruthless hazing you are going to get(see: getting beat down everyday) until you are tabbed, deployment scrolled and CIB. Guys get tired of it and get out after their first contact or go SF or CAG. Regiment has problems keeping anyvody.
Interesting. I heard they mostly did away with hazing.
Lmaoo part of the culture lol, love it or hate it, that still gonna stick around.
@@douglas_fir yeah they don’t do hazing anymore, just team or individual building exercises
The hazing is rough with 11 series other MOS they are not as rough. You are expected to go though and if you don’t want to you just get the boot.
Hazing was done away with. Getting fucked with, that's everyday life for 11 series. Was during your time, my time, and before me. Nothing new. Just suck it up and drive on. Drink water and face out..
I've actually been seriously looking at requesting an Op40 from my local recruiter the last couple weeks, and although I have a couple things to fix up on the physical side first, I also had a question...
Is it possible to put in a request to be stationed with one specific Battalion, or is it purely determined by what MOS they need in each Battalion?
Not a ranger but you don’t get to select specific battalions in any branch so I would think probably not
You don't get to select the Battalion. It's at the needs of the Regiment. You also don't need an Option 40 to go Ranger. At most installations they have a recruiting team from Regiment that comes to the advanced training portion or during One Station Unit Training (OSUT) for combat arms MOSs and they can modify your contract the same as if you came in with an Option 40.
@@Mentors4mil Awesome, just what I wanted to know! I figured it was at the needs of the Regiment, but just wanted to know. I've been in the south forever, but I used to live up near the Pacific Northwest (and have family up there) so it'd be cool to get stationed up there eventually.
Also, I'm not currently in the Military so I am getting a lot of people telling me to go for an Op40 right out of the gate. Still trying to decide how best to proceed though.
Anyway, thanks for the info and for sharing all the stories of these amazing guys and gals, it's been really inspiring me through this whole covid debacle. Keep up the great work!
@@conradthegreat812 : The only way to be guaranteed a RASP slot is with an Option 40 contract. Anything less than that and you're trying your luck. There are recruiting teams that run around AIT classes commonly, but if Regiment are high density in your particular MOS, you might be that rare class that gets missed. Not worth taking a chance, get an Option 40 contract or don't ship out. It will magically appear within 90-120 days.
As far as assignment to a specific Batt after RASP, ultimately it's down to the needs of the Regiment. There are certain MOS' that are RSTB only. As far as the three 'line Batts', you fill out a preference list from first choice to last, and the RASP cadre will try and accommodate you, especially if you're a top performer.
Tell Tagami and Bishop that PR needs to put out more videos on the UA-cam channel. We group up in a Regiment that was totally anti anything social media or video recording for the most part. It's big now in days for recruiting, but the random tiktoks from privates needs to be squashed. I'm seeing alot of Call Signs and just to much stuff coming from lower enlisted ranks
Listening to this, A Lot has changed in The Regiment since the turn of the millenia. Jesus, anyone remember the Ole RBA?
Or the transition of RR during the beginning of G.W.O.T.?
I can also remember when WE were the only Regiment/Unit in the entire US Military to carry Mr. Gustav
RLTFUCKINGW!!
Sua Sponte brothers.
Yup! We remember.
@@Mentors4mil Outstanding Gentlemen Outstanding.
Carpe Noctem !
21:40 they start to talk about volunteering for RASP at Airborne School
How can a 1LT army nurse crosstrain/transition to go Ranger Regiment? What would be the options?
So you can go option 4 and have an opportunity at ait or airborne school to attend rasp and potentially make it to the 75th?
If you don’t get Option 40 at MEPS, depending upon your MOS, there are liaison NCOs at several AIT locations and at airborne school who have the ability to modify your contract to go to RASP - same as an Option 40 contract.
Thank you for the video. I am extremely interested in joining once I get my degree. Is there anyone that I can personally reach out to for more information? I am technically not in the army yet but I plan on going officer route. Thanks god bless
An Army Recruiter in your local area.
@@Mentors4mil roger that. Much appreciated🇺🇸
I never had a Ranger recruiter when I completed OSUT at Ft. Benning in 1988.
It's not been around that long.They are all over now, basically at every AIT station that carries the MOSs within Regiment. One is still at Airborne School and has been there probably around the timeframe that you mentioned.
@@Mentors4mil Well, damn! LOL Too late now. ;)
What's the max age you can enlist and get the option 40?
I really wanna go for regiment ,but everyone tells me it’s impossible to get it after AIT. Especially at ft hood.
Just message the 75th ranger regiment recruiting on Instagram and they’ll help you out. Nothings impossible
@@aware_423 appreciate it!
What’s the oldest you can be to join the regiment? I’ve been training for it for a couple years and wanting it for longer but I’m old af for ranger standard. 34. Signing up for 11b in a couple weeks. Got a gt over 105 on my ASVAB, 91 overall score and high TAPAS scores (if that means anything) can meet the physical standards but would they just consider me too old? I’m joining regardless but curious to know if anybody has a realistic take on this?
No age requirement in ranger regiment
The number one thing that stops anyone from achieving special operations is that they self deselect. Age doesn't matter.
What if your there in airborne school or AIT on a national guard contract, can you still be recruited there and change your contract to an active duty (option 40) contract???
No. Soldiers on active duty attending training must return to their unit and ask for a commanders release to go into active service.
@@Mentors4mil thank you
Was active duty now reserve’s, can you make the jumó from reserves to rasp and eventually be active duty?
You can request to go active duty by submitting the right paperwork through your commander. If the command agrees, you can go to a US Army recruiter to enlist active duty. They can let you know more. You can always submit to go to Ranger Regiment and attend RASP while on active duty.
How has things changed since COVID is around now? Have they had to change RASP to curb the spread of has standards mainly remain the same?
COVID has caused an evaluation to safety protocols, but RASP is still the same otherwise.
Was in the army for 3 years as 11B... went to rasp and got myself day 1 deselected like an idiot. Spent my career at Ft. Bragg in the 82nd. Totally miserable. Failing RASP always left a bad taste in my mouth and I was totally unmotivated after that. I became an average to below average paratrooper at best. I was a sound infantryman but a poor soldier. Since getting out i've had trouble committing to a career choice. Lately I've been contemplating re-enlisting but it's a tough choice. I'm much more confident and physically fit than I was now but I still struggle with the decision to get back in and risk going back to a horrible unit. And believe me there are some garbage ass units in the Army. I certainly learned alot where I went but the big army is 100x worse than any SOF unit on their worst day.
If you hated being an 11- bang bang with 82nd and you won't be satisfied going back in either. Just bcz you are more confident and more rounded than ever, it is still the same Army clown show. Anyway, being an Infantryman in a COIN op or say GWOT just sucks and pointless. Literally, everyone who was a Marine or Army infantryman played cop. Iraq or Afghan campaign.
I live in Canada but have y’all worked with CSOR (Canadian special operation regiment)? And if you have if you could describe the guys in Csor using one word what would it be?
We have not.
I'm Canadian and made it into 2/75. As American Indians, First Nations Canadians can serve in US military under the Jay Treaty. You can access a green card at US Customs if you have all the right paperwork. However, technically not in SOCOM (whatever its called now). Eventually I had to leave as I wasnt a full US citizen, there were a bunch of us at the time that were pushed out (Canadians, Puerto Ricans, etc). Nowadays I don'd think you'd get to RASP without being a full citizen.
Wait so one thing I got from this is that Rangers can’t spend their whole time in the army as a Ranger unless you join a non-combatant MOS. Is that correct? Only like 3-4 years then they have to join conventional army? Or did I get the info mixed up?
I think that’s more in the case of officers. On the enlisted side, from what I understand, you grow up in batt and stay there unless you get RFS’d. I could be wrong, this is just what I’ve gathered.
@@justinmebes476 ah, that makes more sense. Thanks.
You can spend your entire career in Regiment. Most don't. It's hard to keep up with the younger guys. Officers must rotate out, but can always come back. The idea is for everyone to stay a while and then rotate to the conventional forces. It doesn't always happen.
Hey, is 3 round burst allowed in cqb training?
Lmfao what kinda question is this. Call of duty different from irl
@@damien808dcm8 still you can still controll recoil in real life
3 round bust does not have a practical use. No one uses it for anything.
Is it possible to still be a ranger joining in at the age of 30?
Yes.
think about this. a new pipeline for special forces selection. I call it 10 Brave (PIONEERS). it's a OSUT of 15 weeks
week 1-4 Basic Training 4 weeks (rifle range, D&C, First Aid, Gas Chamber, Grenade's, Obstacle Courses)
Week 5 Military Vehicle Familiarization/ Pistol Class 1 week (driving class/pistol's)
Week 6-7 Mortars 2 weeks
Week8-11 Combat Engineering 4 weeks
Week 12-15 Infantry 4 Weeks
Have ah Axe as the Tab on Sleeve. give all the Airborne options and all that...
they well need to do 30 push-ups/run a mile in 8 min mile. before going through this pipeline ,, u know be in a little bit of shape.... not much but some...
Think About That! if u fail give um a option for regular Army or Space Force if they fail out
I think...I'd rather do my first 5 as an Army grunt as a Ranger, then reenlist for Italy and/or Korea (at the DMZ) if you guys do back to back overseas tours. Get RASP, Ranger School, deployment, CIB, EIB, Airborne, and Air Assault out of the way first while building good habits, and then go enjoy Europe as a more senior guy. Just go to the Scout Platoon of the 173rd.
Thats gotta be some of the dumbest shit ive ever heard
HOW U BOYS N GIRLS DOIN
Seems like a lot of the “good ol boys” system going on in Regiment.
For sure. When you work your butt off daily as a "self-driven" soldiers, you want others to do the same.
Whats your take on government naming members of seal team 6 and in the process getting them killed?
no. a chinny is a huge bird. and slower than normal. through a valley. its not a difficult shot, and it fucking sucks. weve lost birds before (we meaning the military and in that area). i knew 0% of those guys, but my heart aches for them.
Guys that are alive, and public, and guys that are not - are ok. I think just lay off the conspiracy sauce and trust them, and be supportive.
Wait, it sounds like you need to be a E-6 to E-8 to even try out
No. May want to re-listen! ;)
Your not a real ranger till you have it on your uniform 3 times. Deployment 75th RGT Scroll, Ranger Tab, and 75th RGT scroll. End of debate. Rangers Lead The Way!!! Hoah!!!!
So recruiters have you ever been shot at behind your desk
Not sure what this comment is referring to, but Recruiters are soldiers from all MOSs in the Army who've been assigned to that job for 36 months. The Army considers the assignment as a career progression and it's either recruiter or drill sergeant - you don't get to choose. Many have multiple combat deployments and some with SOF.
@@Mentors4mil I think that I would go the drill sergeant route, as physically demanding it becomes. Recruiters are out in the wild among the public. Not everyone is friendly to the uniform these days. If people get away calling John McCain a "loser," then anything's possible.
Does everybody do it or is it random because Ive seen people in Regiment deploy like every year of their career and were in for over a decade and never did recruiting
I denied the coronavirus shot. They medically dropped me at Benning. But hey I tried
Explain
@Kekistans Finest Yes
Wait, are you required to get it to join? Or did they just kick you out specifically?
Lmao
If you expect to go through basic, expect to get stuck with all sorts of stuff, and when you deploy overseas, expect more sticking to take place. Really, everyone born before 1972 got stuck with Small Pox vaccines, and no one whimped out then. Short story, you cannot get through basic without having all sorts of putrifying matter stuck in your body, that's what the Germ Theory of Disease prescribes.
Know cook has shot as much as an infantryman. Rangers are infantryman. The infantry that go into ranger battalions bring with them skillsets that ad onto the ranger battalion.
Rangers (Ranger Regiment) have multiple military occupational skills. Infantry is but one of the MOSs as a Ranger.
@@Mentors4mil does the 75th regiment offer 3 year contracts or is it strictly 4