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You see I knew I was right when I posted that you were Carpenter's static line safety. PAC Man PM'ed me that you were his! Sorry for the screw-up. PS Has Wilburn ever forgiven you for mashing him up against the side of the A/C while you were trying to get back to the door? It was MY screw up, Mooch...

[ PS PAC Man can answer a lot of questions regarding that first bird. He was the primary JM and has a terrific memory with regard to the sequence of events from the JM's brief at HAAF all the way through the jump. He's the man. Thanks, my jarhead friend but-- don't forget "rgrmac". He had...

Can't let this go without reply even though there are other devotionals to this cause on the forum.....

RIP, brothers!

Just saw this thread, Norm. Sending out my thoughts and sending up my prayers to ole St Michael.....

She has put up with an old Ranger, bet she is tough enough to get thru this!

Later, bro.

I look at Grenada as the last of the "old school" type of invasions. There were night vision devices, but they were few and far between. I think only our platoon leader had one, and I'm not sure about that. There was no body armor, except for the old flak jackets the Marines carried. Thou...

If this thread were end-to-end, it might reach the moon--- and maybe back again even!!

Welcome, JC Vet. It's amazing how many "80's era" Rangers have jumped on board during the short time I've been a member.

RLTW!

1/75 jumped ahead of 2/75 if that's what you're asking (not that it matters for much). I saw no MP's there. Wish I did though--- could have used some protection!

I like your objective self-critique---- seems like you are refraining from filling yourself with BS like so many young, blow-hards do. A good first step in sustaining improvement.

Welcome, ma,am. Quite a brood of aspiring Rangers you have there!

Thanks for your part in that!

Welcome and congrats, young Ranger. Now continue to drive on to the Ranger objective!

Welcome and good luck. You seem to have it all mapped out. Just have to execute now.

Never mind the comment about 1st Batt-- the 2/75 guys know all about that by being up there in Seattle and all....

Invictus wrote:Always good to see another Ranger from the great state.

Welcome here Old Scroll.

Welcome, Tejas Ranger--- and an Old Scroll at that!

LEARN the mission, then tailor yourself to fit it-- it will NOT happen the other way around, I can assure you! A Ranger unit requires stamina and endurance. I can't begin to count how often I saw guys who were studs with weights fall like flies all around me because they didn't understand that! Trai...

Welcome to the site, ma'am. Enjoy/Respect the privilege.

WOW--- the wives are pouring into this site......

The word of the never-ending supply of charm and wit must be attracting them!!