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Zonk 1/75 wrote:

Jim wrote:Dorin,
Post less, run more.

found this funny................ :)

Now that's funny.

but is there time in the Rangers for lifting? Thanks, Trevor This shouldn't be your concern right now but to answer your question...yes. You need to strike a balance between weights and bodyweight exercises. If you're looking to change it up then do weights for a muscle group one day, 1-2 days rest...

Welcome, fellow butter bar.

What my 1st squad leader told me: It becomes hazing once there is no training value in it. Hazing can be a sort of right of passage, which builds comraderie and unit cohesion. However, hazing can turn into a straight up smoke fest if there is no right of passage agenda. And smoke sessions are not al...

Welcome, Chaz.

Ah yes, now I remember! The power of beard is strong with you RangerX.

"The Delta Force". A classic....rockets on motorcycles-pshh, as if Chuck needed those anyway.

Welcome Ranger.

Welcome to the site.

Welcome. As previously stated, you still have a chance in Airborne. Just don't lose sight of the goal!

Not pissed. You're already a soldier so more is expected of you here...and yep, never quit!

Oh and I was wondering if anyone had any advice on where to store all of my extra gear that I don't want to lug into RASP. Chettle Get a storage space in town somewhere...or do the duffle bag drag up the street. Advice: don't store any initial issue clothing....you never know when the cadre will......

I think you already know what you want to do and that's go 11B. It's clear from your posts on this site that you don't like your job...we get it. Stop spouting out problems that nobody can fix and start coming up with solutions. Rangers don't dwell on shit they can't control. They adapt and overcome...

Dude, take it. 13F is a great job, especially in Bn. I've seen those guys on the objective and they kick ass. If you take it, PM me. I have more info for you.

Welcome. I don't know what your job would consist of if you got into the Regiment, but I do know that all the MI Rangers I knew loved their jobs and they got to do some pretty cool stuff....it's different from the Big Army. Good luck in your journey.