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Rangers, I agree my experience is none, and this is only my second Army training experience. However, my sentiments are shared with almost my entire platoon, which includes three former E-7's including one of your own (a Ranger) and many prior service 2LT's. I am not claiming that I have the answers...

We completed our 10 mile road march on Friday morning so now I am officially done with BOLC II. This week is just inprocessing. I'm heading back to California for a few days after graduation on the 21st and then I start IOBC on 30July. The Army definately has a few kinks to work out but I supose tha...

Well so far so good Ranger EvilCouch, but we shall see.

TX-if you want any further information about the course shoot me a PM.

I own a Glock 23 which is one of Glock's .40 S&W models and I like it a lot. I've only had a chance to take it out on the range a few times but I think its a great compact that obviously has advantages firing a round with speed and stopping power.

OK so here is the skinny on BOLC. Basic Officer Leader Course now encompases everything from the time a cadet signs his enlistment contracts to the time he or she graduates from their respective OBC. BOLC phase I takes place at their commissioning source; ROTC, USMA, OCS. BOLC phase two is what I am...

Off to Ft. Benning, I'll post some updates when I get the chance.

Change his name to civilian_BOOB

I hope the execution phase of this operation is well documented. I won't have access to a computer for about 4 weeks after I report.

I vote for the re-enstatement of public executions. What an ass. That makes me sick to my stomach.

AR 40-501 Criteria and Procedure Requirements for Physical Standards for Appointment, Enlistment, or Induction in the Armed Forces. Section 2-35 paragraph "p" lists sleep apnea as a cause for rejection. I didn't see anything about a positive airway pressure pump but the manual is 119 pages...

Once again. PM inbound.

mmporter PM inbound

Ranger Jim I was just talking about my experience with ROTC and deciding wether to stay or not. I went through a very similar decision making process which is why I referred Buckmark to his cadre.

Don't assume that you can "always" go back and do something. Green to Gold scholarships are very competetive plus your life might not dictate going back to school. There is nothing wrong with enlisting, NCO's are the backbone of the Army. My advice based on my very limited experience, go t...

SMP=Simultanious Membership Program i.e. in the NG and doing ROTC at the same time. So I guess that's a no.