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SLEDGE HAMMER
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Post by SLEDGE HAMMER »

Congrats Ranger Noah.
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Joseph PrettyDeepWater
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Post by Joseph PrettyDeepWater »

Congratulations Ranger NoahH!


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AbnRgr289
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Post by AbnRgr289 »

Good job, now the fun really begins!! :twisted:
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KW Driver
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Post by KW Driver »

welcome in RANGER! good job. I'll be looking for ya when ya get up here.
A Co & HHC 3/75 '93-'98.
RS 10-94.


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Top J
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Post by Top J »

Way to Go Ranger
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Mom in Texas
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Post by Mom in Texas »

Congratulations Ranger NoahH! :D

Ranger NoahH, I apologize for being late. I see from the date it was during a period of time I was away.....had been watching for this post. :wink:
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Nomad
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Post by Nomad »

NoahH wrote:Today class 10-05 graduated and I am very happy to say I was a part of that class. We started with 64 soldiers and graduated 30 RANGERS. Donning that beret and getting the scroll was the most awesome feeling ever. I am also happy to say I'll be headed up to 2nd batt which was my first preference. Well thats about it, DEPs, It can be done, just never ever quit no matter what.
Rock the fuck on Ragnar! :wink:
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Chiron
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Post by Chiron »

Matador275 wrote:
NoahH wrote:Today class 10-05 graduated and I am very happy to say I was a part of that class. We started with 64 soldiers and graduated 30 RANGERS. Donning that beret and getting the scroll was the most awesome feeling ever. I am also happy to say I'll be headed up to 2nd batt which was my first preference. Well thats about it, DEPs, It can be done, just never ever quit no matter what.
Rock the fuck on Ragnar! :wink:
Good job Ranger!
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