Introduction

steven1234 · Post by **steven1234** » December 17th, 2007, 7:56 pm

hello my name is steven. Currently i am talking to my recruiter about DEP with a 11x/airborne/option 40. i graduate high school in two days time and plan on leaving in the next few months. I have looked at this site many of times and hav found it useful. I want to thank all of you for answering everyones questions. I thank you for your service. :D

Copperhead · Post by **Copperhead** » December 17th, 2007, 8:01 pm

Welcome Steven.

PM inbound.

-Caleb

rgrking · Post by **rgrking** » December 17th, 2007, 8:43 pm

Welcome to the site and read more and post less.

Ranger Bill · Post by **Ranger Bill** » December 18th, 2007, 6:36 am

Welcome and thank you for your interest in becoming an Army Ranger. You can get the help you need to be prepared to reach your goals from the members of this site. Be sure to read the ROE PM I have sent you.

hit_it · Post by **hit_it** » December 18th, 2007, 9:34 am

Hurry and fix your intro so you can try to get the help you need.

Jim · Post by **Jim** » December 18th, 2007, 10:43 am

Please follow instructions. Welcome...

steven1234 · Post by **steven1234** » December 18th, 2007, 1:41 pm

steven1234 wrote:hello my name is steven. Currently i am talking to my recruiter about DEP with a 11x/airborne/option 40. i graduate high school in two days time and plan on leaving in the next few months. I have looked at this site many of times and hav found it useful. I want to thank all of you for answering everyones questions. I thank you for your service. :D

I could not figure out how to edit my original post. I looked at the F.A.Q.
To answer JLTW's questions I have wanted to be an Army Ranger all my life due to the fact that everyone in my family has been in the military. My grandfather served in vietnam with the Rangers which has influenced me greatly. I was also at Grizzly Youth Academy in San Luis Obispo or 5 1/2 months. One of my cadre was in 101st and during Ranger School got deployed to Iraq. Another one of my cadre was going to q-course right after graduation. While Q-course is for special forces I would like to see myself eventually being a Green Beret also. Both of these men became a father to me during my stay there and worked with me to help acomplish my dream of being a Ranger. My PT scroes are as follows;

Push-ups-64
Sit-ups-89
2mile run- 13:21min
Max chin-ups- 18

I kow this is not that great but i am doing things to better prepare myself. Running 5 miles every other day, working out 5-6 days a week, and 2000meters 3 days week. My recruiter says that i will most likely ship to basic in Feb..Which i believe will give me enough time to become even more physically fit.

Ranger Ron · Post by **Ranger Ron** » December 18th, 2007, 1:57 pm

Welcome, young man! If you will look, listen and pay attention to details, you can learn a lot here.

Nomad · Post by **Nomad** » December 18th, 2007, 2:32 pm

steven1234 wrote: I could not figure out how to edit my original post. I looked at the F.A.Q.
To answer JLTW's questions I have wanted to be an Army Ranger all my life due to the fact that everyone in my family has been in the military. My grandfather served in vietnam with the Rangers which has influenced me greatly. I was also at Grizzly Youth Academy in San Luis Obispo or 5 1/2 months. One of my cadre was in 101st and during Ranger School got deployed to Iraq. Another one of my cadre was going to q-course right after graduation. While Q-course is for special forces I would like to see myself eventually being a Green Beret also. Both of these men became a father to me during my stay there and worked with me to help acomplish my dream of being a Ranger. My PT scroes are as follows;

Push-ups-64
Sit-ups-89
2mile run- 13:21min
Max chin-ups- 18

I kow this is not that great but i am doing things to better prepare myself. Running 5 miles every other day, working out 5-6 days a week, and 2000meters 3 days week. My recruiter says that i will most likely ship to basic in Feb..Which i believe will give me enough time to become even more physically fit.

Here is some very basic advice you have already received but ignored to follow.

Read all the Stickies, FAQ's and SOP's of this forum.
Read the Private Message (PM) sent to you.
Address the members according to their title.

You sound like you are really motivated and I am in a good mood tonight. Sit down, do as I just told you, come back, think about what you want us to know and then go from there.

Make sure your spelling and punctuation are correct. You have made numerous mistakes so far, most simply due to lack of attention to detail on your part.

Just to make sure you have all the tools available to make the most out of your time here, I am going to send you a PM.

ROE PM, inbound.

steven1234 · Post by **steven1234** » December 18th, 2007, 2:42 pm

Fully understood Ranger Matador275. My apoligies Ranger JLTW for not adressing you correctly

Nomad · Post by **Nomad** » December 18th, 2007, 2:54 pm

steven1234 wrote:Fully understood Ranger Matador275. My apoligies Ranger JLTW for not adressing you correctly

I received your reply PM. Now do as I asked you to and we'll go from there.

Tomorrow 1600 EST I expect to find a solid introduction from you in this thread. PM inbound.

Nomad · Post by **Nomad** » December 19th, 2007, 10:21 pm

Guess you couldn't follow up on the instructions I sent you in the PM or posted in this thread.

Trying to treat you little fucks like human beings never does work.

cams · Post by **cams** » December 20th, 2007, 12:28 pm

Matador275 wrote:Guess you couldn't follow up on the instructions I sent you in the PM or posted in this thread.

Trying to treat you little fucks like human beings never does work.

Something about the high-stress environment that always seems to keep their fucking attention.

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