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Just curious, how far are you in JROTC so far?

Hasn't this been answered for you already?

LOOK DIPSHIT! RANGER JodyINSTRUCTED you not to post for another week(you are HIS guest here cheese-dick.) ARE YOU SO FUCKING STUPID YOU DONT KNOW HOW LONG A WEEK IS?! IT IS 7 DAYS, 168 HOURS, 10,080 MINUTES, OR 604,800 SECONDS!!! Now that that is out of my system. Look fucker, just shut up, stop ask...

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WTF man? Try posting an introduction. Then you can contribute to the Rangers' forum with useful posts, not this useless semicolon shit. You're asking to get banned quick otherwise.

Look guy. They've all got a certain job to do, and they all perform it better than anyone else. They're all elite and the most squared away units in the US armed forces. I think that's all that matters. This is a RANGER site...their opinions are going to be biased, just like if you went to a SEAL si...

I'm not a DEP, but I have posted a couple of stories here at Ranger Disinfertention's request. You can read them here:

http://www.armyranger.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=1194

I am doing a project for Algebra 2 right now that is asking how math is used in a real life situation. My question is what kinds of math do mortar and TOW crews use, and how do they specifically use them? Thanks for input.

Not quite old enough to get smoked by those Rangers yet, Ranger FO. Still just a sophomore in high school.

What would happen if you made it through RIP and into one of the ranger battalions, but couldn't prove to your NCOs that you had what it took to go to Ranger School? Would they give you the boot and transfer you into another unit after a certain amount of time because of that?

At my school, out JROTC program does honor guards and color guards at the football games, and if you do these, you get into the games for free. So I did the color guard and decided to stay in my Class A's for the game. I had my bookbag, which is mesh and very easy to see through, and inside was a no...

I thought this one was pretty funny...Last year when I was an assistant squad leader, we were learning the proper way to administer CPR and all the first-aid techniques that tie into it. My squad was being taught how to clear the airway by one of the platoon sergeants, and he looks at the card and g...

Hi everybody. Like my name says, I am a cadet in the JROTC program at South View High. It's been a dream of mine all my life to be an Airborne Ranger. I plan on enlisting in about 2 years, so I need to get all the no-BS information I can before then. Thanks for taking the time to read this.