Teddy Mays

[TMays]

I am currently 16 years old and in high school and one of my life goals is to become an Army Ranger one day. I have the utmost respect for currently serving, or former soldiers in the US military. I would just like to thank you all for laying it all on the line for our freedom. And I hope to serve by your side one day.

[Ranger Bill]

Welcome to the site. Your interest in Army Rangers is appreciated. Be sure to read and heed the ROE PM I have sent you.

[TMays]

Also, it seems as though everyone is putting a lot more information on there introduction than I am, so here it goes:

GPA: 3.8, and also beginner welding skills because of CTE courses.
2 mile run: 14.5 minutes
Sit-ups: Somewhere between 90 and 100 (in a two minute period)
Push-ups: Somewhere between 60 and 70 (in a two minute period)

My former teacher was a Ranger in Vietnam, and I plan on following all of his advice, and his same path. I am going to enlist in Infantry, go to Airborne School, and hopefully end up being a Ranger. I don't know all of the little details of that particular course of action, but that basically sums up my plans, if all goes right.

[Jim]

Well, Teddy, if you truly want to earn a place in the 75th Ranger Regiment, you came to the right site. We take pride in the number of fine young men who have passed through Armyranger.com on their life journey. Most of your questions can be answered by use of the search feature on the site. Besides, you need to focus on your PT events. Be more specific; exactly how many push-ups did you accomplish in two minutes? Never, never quit!

[TMays]

I did some push-ups, and sit-ups earlier today, just so I could post it. And I did;

97 sit-ups
74 push-ups

And "quit" isn't in my vocabulary.