Jumping in Ranger School?

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Jumping in Ranger School?

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I've been asked by many Cadets if it is better to go to ABN school after Ranger school to avoid injuries. My advice is always "Look here retard, if you're going through the training, then get all the training you can. ABN first and Ranger School second". Am I close to the mark, or am I lost in the sauce? Any advice for a non-Ranger to pass on to these future leaders? Thank you.
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I suggest you read the rules. I would not give out advice on a course you never attended.

I suggest you lead by example and go find out for yourself.

Otherwise, Shut the Fuck up.
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Airborne first. Ranger next, if they got what it takes. But above all, Infantry.

As an NCO, your question seems like a something a DEP would ask. I'm taking back my "welcome" to your intro post and making it "tentative."
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Ranger Goog,

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Hello...just got back, wounded, can't go. That's why i'm here.
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PaperStreet 2/75 wrote:BAC first, Ranger school second. If you're worried about getting hurt, find a new profession.
Thats about it in a nutshell.
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Re: Ranger Goog,

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blackwidow7 wrote:Hello...just got back, wounded, can't go. That's why i'm here.
What got you? Indirect?
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i would have paid big bucks to have been a leg in Ranger school
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RRDTm3 wrote:i would have paid big bucks to have been a leg in Ranger school
shit no because the legs had the details while other rested or got ready to jump, my favorite was when they gave you the 5 hrs sleep before a jump and then the jump got canceled :D
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Horned Toad wrote:
RRDTm3 wrote:i would have paid big bucks to have been a leg in Ranger school
shit no because the legs had the details while other rested or got ready to jump, my favorite was when they gave you the 5 hrs sleep before a jump and then the jump got canceled :D
Exactly, Chad, the leg platoon got all the attention while we had to get some rest. No, think the abn school before Ranger School is the right order of things.
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Horned Toad wrote:
RRDTm3 wrote:i would have paid big bucks to have been a leg in Ranger school
shit no because the legs had the details while other rested or got ready to jump, my favorite was when they gave you the 5 hrs sleep before a jump and then the jump got canceled :D
Fucking A, brother...that sleep in Florida was sweeeeeet!


You guys hear the legend about the Allied officer who, when asked after graduation what the hardest part of the course was, replied

"The jumping."

"Jumping? All the stuff you had to put up in Ranger school, why was it you found the jumping so hard?"

"Because I had never done it before!"

Legend says when they told everyone to fall out for airborne refresher, home slice just followed along, figured it was all part of the course.

If that damn story ain't true, it ought to be!
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Re: Ranger Goog,

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blackwidow7 wrote:Hello...just got back, wounded, can't go. That's why i'm here.
Hey there SFC....you might want to watch that fucking mouth while you're a guest here.
You asked for advice and you're getting it. Spare us the witty fucking retorts, we're not your fucking cadets.
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CHCB wrote: You guys hear the legend about the Allied officer who, when asked after graduation what the hardest part of the course was, replied

"The jumping."

"Jumping? All the stuff you had to put up in Ranger school, why was it you found the jumping so hard?"

"Because I had never done it before!"

Legend says when they told everyone to fall out for airborne refresher, home slice just followed along, figured it was all part of the course.

If that damn story ain't true, it ought to be!
1SG Lane told a story of when he was an RI at Mountains. they had an African officer that didn't speak a lick of English. He went through pre-jump, rig, etc. they tailgated a 47. got the guy up, threw him out, 1SG Lane said last he saw this guy, he was trying to climb back up his static line. came to find out he was a leg and got a tab and jump wings when he left.
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Re: Ranger Goog,

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Kilted Heathen wrote:
blackwidow7 wrote:Hello...just got back, wounded, can't go. That's why i'm here.
Hey there SFC....you might want to watch that fucking mouth while you're a guest here.
You asked for advice and you're getting it. Spare us the witty fucking retorts, we're not your fucking cadets.

You must be workin to much ....you slowin down in your your old age.
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