Ranger Nmott05,
Thanks for the update. Hang in there and I agree with everything you said about how to hang tough, especially thinking about my family. There were a few times when I had to think about what it'd be like to "go home without" my Ranger Beret.
Keep the updates coming.
RASP Class 1 graduates 1/3 of those who started.
Re: RASP Class 1 graduates 1/3 of those who started.
by panthersix » July 18th, 2010, 10:39 pm
Doc Mac
Ranger Class 11-80
C.Co. WPNS 1/75 79-81
3rd Plt/498th Medevac 81-82
104th LRSD 92-93
422d CA BN (A) 94-97
118th ASOS 02-08
Ranger Class 11-80
C.Co. WPNS 1/75 79-81
3rd Plt/498th Medevac 81-82
104th LRSD 92-93
422d CA BN (A) 94-97
118th ASOS 02-08
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Re: RASP Class 1 graduates 1/3 of those who started.
by KarlinPhoenix » July 18th, 2010, 10:59 pm
Great article; thanks for posting it.
RIP, what's that? When I got to B 1/75 in July 1977, there was no such thing. Anyone not making 'standards' got a lot of 'extra training' by the fire team leader or squad leader to bring them up to standards.
I am very happy that the new program is hard and so successful.
RLTW,
Karl in Phoenix
RIP, what's that? When I got to B 1/75 in July 1977, there was no such thing. Anyone not making 'standards' got a lot of 'extra training' by the fire team leader or squad leader to bring them up to standards.
I am very happy that the new program is hard and so successful.
RLTW,
Karl in Phoenix
former 1plt, B Co 1/75 1977-1981
Ranger School Class 5-78
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