Five.
Years.
Later.
LRSUs
- PocketKings
- Ranger
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- Silverback
- Ranger
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Re: Re:
He's probably a CSM by now...good catch!boscounderfoot wrote:Listen up hero, you're not going to walk in to a LRS detachment out of AIT. It aint gonna happen! My suggestion would be to get Airborne on your contract before you leave for Basic Training. If you were a total stud in Basic and AIT, you then request to be assigned to your unit's Scout Platoon. This will give you a foot in the door. Then you get your happy ass to Ranger School, get your EIB and do everything better than everyone else and then you go and request a meeting with the Division level LRS Unit. It's not easy to get a slot, and you will have to go through a tryout. But like anything else in life that sets you apart from the rest of the herd, you need to work your ass off to realize the goals you set.edk84 wrote:Ranger,
I didn't realize I still had newt under my name. I am in the delayed entry program with an 11x contract. I am in a similar situation as some of the others on this board who could not obtain an option 40 because of a medical waiver.
I would like to be in the best unit that I can be in, and if I am not able to volunteer for the 75th Ranger Regiment, I would like to try to get to Ranger School from another unit. I was under the impression that getting into a LRSU would be a good way to go about this, and I was just wondering if there was certain way to request one of these units. I wasn't sure which forum to post this in, but I appreciate the advice.
Thanks
RC 2-87
3-75 84/85, 95/97
"thnks 4 pratn merku!"
3-75 84/85, 95/97
"thnks 4 pratn merku!"
- mountaingoat
- Paratrooper
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Re: LRSUs
To confirm the Ft. Hood LRS Unit. I have helped stand up and have been a member of B TRP 38 CAV (LRS) (ABN) for the past 3 years. I was its 32nd member. I was on their very first deployment as well. Now that we aren't hurrying to make it to deployment, some more quality training can begin. But i won't be a part any longer as i am going to Ft. Bragg in Feb. -mgoat
11B
ABN Schl Jan 07
B Trp 38 CAV (LRS) (ABN) 2 May 07-- 10 Feb 2010
Iraq Aug 08-- Aug 09
82nd 10 Feb 2010--- ?
ABN Schl Jan 07
B Trp 38 CAV (LRS) (ABN) 2 May 07-- 10 Feb 2010
Iraq Aug 08-- Aug 09
82nd 10 Feb 2010--- ?
Re: Re:
boscounderfoot wrote:Listen up hero, you're not going to walk in to a LRS detachment out of AIT. It aint gonna happen! My suggestion would be to get Airborne on your contract before you leave for Basic Training. If you were a total stud in Basic and AIT, you then request to be assigned to your unit's Scout Platoon. This will give you a foot in the door. Then you get your happy ass to Ranger School, get your EIB and do everything better than everyone else and then you go and request a meeting with the Division level LRS Unit. It's not easy to get a slot, and you will have to go through a tryout. But like anything else in life that sets you apart from the rest of the herd, you need to work your ass off to realize the goals you set.edk84 wrote:Ranger,
I didn't realize I still had newt under my name. I am in the delayed entry program with an 11x contract. I am in a similar situation as some of the others on this board who could not obtain an option 40 because of a medical waiver.
I would like to be in the best unit that I can be in, and if I am not able to volunteer for the 75th Ranger Regiment, I would like to try to get to Ranger School from another unit. I was under the impression that getting into a LRSU would be a good way to go about this, and I was just wondering if there was certain way to request one of these units. I wasn't sure which forum to post this in, but I appreciate the advice.
Thanks
Only 5 years late!!
