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Hey Zimmy- it's been awhile! Hope you and yours have been doing well. It's gotten very quiet here as you've probably already surmised, but the lurkers be lurking from time to time.

Welcome to the site. Being a Ranger, and old, is a feat unto itself. Hope your body is treating you well.

Congrats, Coldy! How appropriate, in retrospect, that you chose "Coldy" as user name given your White Thread Tab. As I see I noted nearly a year ago, it still stands the test of time: your perseverance is commendable- and highly so.

Welcome back. I'm not checking in here frequently, but continue to do so on a longer rotation to see keep up and see if I've missed anything. I have a little fear of missing out, but not that much...

Feel free to give me a shout should you ever wish.

Shot of PFC Lunch at Howard AFB standing by for follow-on operations after moving on from Rio Hato. Prob not too many Gen X Rangers left milling about the forum...but lest we forget or be forgotten, here's a toast to our small slice of history and solemn remembrance of our fallen Rangers and Brother...

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Good to see you Ranger- best wishes to you and yours for the holidays.

Just a quick thumbs up and fist bump from a former 11C. Best be working your quads, glutes, and...well everything...if you're gonna hump a mortar/rounds.

Strength, flexibility, and endurance are all critical- but they will all fail you- and fail you quickly- if you mind or your will is weak. Don't just train: train with mindful purposeless and focus on why you need to improve these attributes. Why will you need them? When will you need them? How will...

Welcome Kyler, and kudos to you for your due diligence of browsing the site before making your introductory post. But your attention to detail must have failed you: the term Ranger shall always be capitalized in this context. For the sake of consistency, let me repeat what I just offered another rec...

Welcome to ArmyRanger.com, thank you for your decision to serve, and best of luck in your endeavors to earn the privilege of serving in the 75th Ranger Regiment. One of the first steps in the right direction is to recognize that the title Ranger, in this context, shall always be capitalized. Do a fe...

Go forth and do great things, Templar. Make your own luck, set the example for others to follow, and never let the standard be your target: always endeavor to do your best- which will, with proper preparation and motivation, far exceed the standard. And finally, don't do anything stupid, don't hang ...

Your commitment and perseverance is highly commendable, Coldy. Keep on keepin' on.

Indeed- very awesome!