I miss the time I spent as a Ranger. Was in Fort Lewis from 78 to 82. Ranger class 10-79. Sure wish I had stayed in and retired. Good times. Would like to visit sometime before I check out. Much respect for the men serving.
@@bobk2899 Nope. I was in Charlie company on the south side of the quad. Used to watch the sun come up from my window and had a nice view of Mt. Rainier. We used north fort for RIP and Pre-Ranger training. I’m not familiar with the the battalion layout anymore but back then Charlie Co. shared a barracks with 10th Aviation, their chow hall was part of our barracks but I hardly ever ate there because ours was so much better. We ate like kings. From the pictures I’ve seen it looks like the battalion’s barracks and facilities have improved a whole lot. Is it even in the same place ? How many guys are assigned now, we were always undermanned ? I imagine the barracks are larger. I really would like to get out there to see it. What I get on my social security check don’t leave much for traveling but someday I’ll get out there if I have to hitchhike. Thanks for replying and I’ll try to keep in touch with you. Got an appointment at the VA in Clarksburg WV tomorrow may have time to check your channel while I’m there. Drive On Ranger.
I got medically DQ’ed from service. I had a Op40. I was ready. For everyone fixing to get on the bus, prepare seriously, you can do this. DFQ! Rangers lead the way!
I'm looking at securing an OP-40 contract right now. My mom wants me to go Airforce because I wanna fly helos; but I still think this is the way I wanna go. I've wanted this since I was 15; I'm currently 3.
Your mother's only looking out for her son. But it's time to put your big boy panties on and make a decision for yourself. If you want to go option 40 just make sure that is truly what you want.. it made me a man, soldier and I got to do a lot of really fun things. That being said, additionally I saw some horrific things that I wish I cant get out of my head today. I suffer from a TBI and severe PTSD. I get 3 hours of sleep a night. And many nightmares. I lost a family over my issues and dedication to the country. That being said, I wouldn't change a thing. It's a great career and lots of fun. But something that you need to think about seriously. It's not a video game. There are no do overs. We worked with a lot of Air Force PJs and they were just as badass as we were, perhaps that would help ease your mother's mind. She loves you. Good luck my friend.
I do and i don't. I think 9/11 was a con to get us into a GWOT, pass the patriot act and a bunch of other things. It was essentially a "catalyst" that normalized a bunch of stuff that should not have been normalized. Plus, if i did it again, i wouldn't want to get shot twice. Loved learning, training the brotherhood, and pushing myself beyond perceived limits and exploring new boundaries of the mind, body and spirit. All that being said, i 100% believe our government is corrupt AF.
Ad makes it look so cool and high speed! Hope the contracts include all the clauses of bullshit you're going to have to deal with though on a daily basis
@@big_compadre926 nowhere, except just talking to people in the service. yes, you do menial bullshit, yes, you will get smoked all the fucking time. but if you want it bad enough, you can do it, and you can succeed.
The cadre seem to akready know who and what they ate looking for. Know that you may give your all, and still not fit the mold. Key to know this before taking on the challenge.
Currently working on a, “Becoming a Ranger with the 75th Ranger Regiment” video right now. I’ve already got a video about Ranger School on my channel. This was a great edit!
I came in the Army in 2011. When I want to do 75th I put my paperwork in and changed my MOS to 89A to 89B I was told because of the cuts of the overall military I was denied
I wanna know how many people get dropped out of the rangers after making it to the regiment? I have to imagine a decent amount of soldiers can’t preform at such a high level for a long period of time.
Many people get dropped because they don’t fit the culture, but they use one of your mistakes as an excuse to drop you when they don’t like you. If that makes sense
Obviously if you have a unit that is supposed to conduct dangerous missions then they are going to have a higher casualty rate. So what? It still has to be done. Theres a reason why countries honor their militaries and the dead
"Whom much is given, much is expected" -CSM Alfred Birch To me as a newly minted Ranger, as my stress fractures were being assessed at 3rd Bn. Aid station 2004. SUA SPONTE'
Back sometime ago. I DOR (Dropped on Request} walked a way from my childhood dream, which was Ranger School. why? you may ask. well because I am absolutely terrified of snakes. I know my childhood dream was gone like that cause of snakes.
@@JNunez1994 the chances of getting selected as an 18x are very low. Lots of guys go who are high speed and squared tf away, but end up not getting selected. Then you’re off to the 82nd. I went to RASP immediately after swcs. It’s very passable, but I showed up already fucked up from my time at swcs. I spent over 6 months in sof pipelines and it fucked me up. I wish I would have just gone straight to rasp from osut, I think things would have been different. But hindsight is 20/20
@@JNunez1994 better yet though, get an airborne contract. You can volunteer for rasp at airborne as well. Just talk to a recruiter. If you end up at a line unit, at least you’re airborne and you can still train up and go to sfas at any time. Or go to sfas through the guard. You have lots of options.
I wish I would be an american citizen to join the military and experience all of this. Unfortunately in my country we don't have even the 5% of their budget, don't even wear plate carriers.
"Whom much is given, much is expected" -CSM Alfred Birch To me as a newly minted Ranger, as my stress fractures were being assessed at 3rd Bn. Aid station 2004. I was the old man in my RIP Class. Desert Storm, OIF, OEF. SUA SPONTE'
For Army Rangers, the age cutoff for the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is typically around 41 years old. However, this can vary slightly depending on specific circumstances and the needs of the Army. Regarding your second question, yes, you generally have to be in active duty to attend RASP. RASP is designed to assess and select soldiers for assignment to the 75th Ranger Regiment, which is part of the U.S. Army's active duty forces. Candidates can come from both within the Army and from other branches of the military, but they must be on active duty status. This includes soldiers who are transitioning from the National Guard or Army Reserve to active duty. Keep in mind that the requirements and policies for RASP can change, so it's always a good idea to check with an official Army recruiter or the Ranger Regiment for the most current information.
@@SOCOMAthleteQuick question: Is RASP just boot camp for the 75th Ranger Regiment and not an extensive training program like the SEAL qualification course right?
Do you have an American green card (visa)? Some of my best friends from the army are guys who have green cards looking to get permanent citizenship with the army.
could you be involuntarily removed from the program like if your can barley keep up with the group but you keep pushing or is it only really if you give up on yourself
Follow your heart. Always strive to make the best choice for you. The military is dangerous and hard on the body, mind and spirit. Not to mention the government is corrupt AF.
Regiment is really hurting, since GWOT died down and the shit direction of the big army and politics combined with how stressful batt training and deployment cycles are guys are coming out broken and or had enough. It takes a lot to be and maintain yourself in regiment. This generation isn’t going to provide the manpower batt needs. They will need to turn to ai or drones more and robots one day
I miss the time I spent as a Ranger. Was in Fort Lewis from 78 to 82. Ranger class 10-79. Sure wish I had stayed in and retired. Good times. Would like to visit sometime before I check out. Much respect for the men serving.
Rangers Lead the way
It would be amazing to meet with you some day. Did you stay in the North Fort barracks?
It would be amazing to meet you. Talk about the old days, did you stay in the north fort barracks?
@@bobk2899 Nope. I was in Charlie company on the south side of the quad. Used to watch the sun come up from my window and had a nice view of Mt. Rainier. We used north fort for RIP and Pre-Ranger training. I’m not familiar with the the battalion layout anymore but back then Charlie Co. shared a barracks with 10th Aviation, their chow hall was part of our barracks but I hardly ever ate there because ours was so much better. We ate like kings. From the pictures I’ve seen it looks like the battalion’s barracks and facilities have improved a whole lot. Is it even in the same place ? How many guys are assigned now, we were always undermanned ? I imagine the barracks are larger. I really would like to get out there to see it. What I get on my social security check don’t leave much for traveling but someday I’ll get out there if I have to hitchhike. Thanks for replying and I’ll try to keep in touch with you. Got an appointment at the VA in Clarksburg WV tomorrow may have time to check your channel while I’m there. Drive On Ranger.
I totally misread your your reply I wasn't understanding that you actually
You know recruiting is down when the Rangers need to advertise.
FJB - I tell all of the young men I know, don’t go.
Bad leadership, Bad results.
Do you want to die for Biden’s Woke policies. Hell no!
No wars being fought. Boring days now. Plus nobody wants to be forced to take the 3xperimental mrna thing causing heart issues.
@@vlun1215 heard DOD dropped that now
This is a program that you pay for that gets you ready for the real thing.
@@shouston9 I hope. Too many guys from cag dropped dead suddenly in the past months after working out.
If you want to run fast run alone... If you want to run far run together...
I got medically DQ’ed from service. I had a Op40. I was ready. For everyone fixing to get on the bus, prepare seriously, you can do this. DFQ! Rangers lead the way!
What was your medical? If u dont mind.
So was I.
At least you didn’t get Tillman’d!
Rip in the 80's was so much fun...wish I could do it again.
It was also in the early 90's, I went through in 91.. and you are correct 8tvwas a blast, if you don't mind no sleep. Haha
I'm looking at securing an OP-40 contract right now. My mom wants me to go Airforce because I wanna fly helos; but I still think this is the way I wanna go. I've wanted this since I was 15; I'm currently 3.
Someone convince me how this is worse than the airforce!
have fun at the 82nd
Helos are ARMY…..If you want to fly Helicopters…Apache ,Little Birds, the new Valors 😮etc
Your mother's only looking out for her son. But it's time to put your big boy panties on and make a decision for yourself. If you want to go option 40 just make sure that is truly what you want.. it made me a man, soldier and I got to do a lot of really fun things. That being said, additionally I saw some horrific things that I wish I cant get out of my head today. I suffer from a TBI and severe PTSD. I get 3 hours of sleep a night. And many nightmares. I lost a family over my issues and dedication to the country. That being said, I wouldn't change a thing. It's a great career and lots of fun. But something that you need to think about seriously. It's not a video game. There are no do overs. We worked with a lot of Air Force PJs and they were just as badass as we were, perhaps that would help ease your mother's mind. She loves you. Good luck my friend.
@@pierregibson6699 S.O.A.R is amazing
It's close to 8 am. I shouldn't have watched this? Now I have to go to the gym!
May god have mercy on that gym
Man I wish I could go back 20 years and do it all over again.
So do I, brother. So do I
I do and i don't. I think 9/11 was a con to get us into a GWOT, pass the patriot act and a bunch of other things. It was essentially a "catalyst" that normalized a bunch of stuff that should not have been normalized.
Plus, if i did it again, i wouldn't want to get shot twice.
Loved learning, training the brotherhood, and pushing myself beyond perceived limits and exploring new boundaries of the mind, body and spirit.
All that being said, i 100% believe our government is corrupt AF.
Absolutely
You got any advise you'd give to a younger version of yourself before entering RASP?
Awe that's a compliment
Ad makes it look so cool and high speed! Hope the contracts include all the clauses of bullshit you're going to have to deal with though on a daily basis
What exactly am I looking or where could I find this information just curious
@@big_compadre926 nowhere, except just talking to people in the service. yes, you do menial bullshit, yes, you will get smoked all the fucking time. but if you want it bad enough, you can do it, and you can succeed.
What bullshit? In the Rangers it’s just regular training now start fucking pushing
I always enjoyed the ruck marched, the longer the better, I was called the Mule, the more weight I carried the faster I marched.
How can I prepare for rucking?
@@BubbleGutz Start with a 15lb ruck, go 10 miles then up the ruck weight and distance until you can go 25 miles with 60 lbs and you should be ready
@@stumpynubs5387 thanks
The cadre seem to akready know who and what they ate looking for. Know that you may give your all, and still not fit the mold. Key to know this before taking on the challenge.
Currently working on a, “Becoming a Ranger with the 75th Ranger Regiment” video right now. I’ve already got a video about Ranger School on my channel. This was a great edit!
*Me* : "what's it take to be an Army Ranger?"
*Recruiter* "More than you're willing to give!"
*Watches Ranger videos*
*Me* "You're damn right"
🤓
“Get up private Allen, RANGERS LEAD THE WAY” -General Shepherd
We did the 12 miler in formation in RIP, 1988.
B Co.
3/75
Go look up Jake Zweig Army Ranger Interview with one of the guys if your actually considering this
Good video. See you in Denver!
I came in the Army in 2011. When I want to do 75th I put my paperwork in and changed my MOS to 89A to 89B I was told because of the cuts of the overall military I was denied
I never went to rasp or ranger. These guys are fuckin elite.
So what if you never went? You don't have to do something like this to be a good man! Strive to be the best you daily!
Thank you. We appreciate the compliment. May I ask why didn't you go option 40?
Stationed in 25th INF Div. 84-87. We had RIP. Ranger Indoctrinatary Program Was a ass kicker 4 sure
I wanna know how many people get dropped out of the rangers after making it to the regiment? I have to imagine a decent amount of soldiers can’t preform at such a high level for a long period of time.
Quite a bit. If you are always on top of your shit, you’ll have a good career. Most people get dropped for non performance related reasons
Many people get dropped because they don’t fit the culture, but they use one of your mistakes as an excuse to drop you when they don’t like you. If that makes sense
psa; Army Rangers have the highest Casualty rate out of any branch
That won't stop anyone who wants to become one.
The casualty rate it's extremely high for rangers. But at what price do you put on freedom?
Rangers Lead The Way
Obviously if you have a unit that is supposed to conduct dangerous missions then they are going to have a higher casualty rate. So what? It still has to be done. Theres a reason why countries honor their militaries and the dead
"Whom much is given, much is expected"
-CSM Alfred Birch
To me as a newly minted Ranger,
as my stress fractures were being assessed at 3rd Bn. Aid station 2004.
SUA SPONTE'
Back sometime ago. I DOR (Dropped on Request} walked a way from my childhood dream, which was Ranger School. why? you may ask. well because I am absolutely terrified of snakes. I know my childhood dream was gone like that cause of snakes.
I am 60 and can still max the Army Pt test. any chance I can get back in?
Negative.
PT standards definitely need to change lol
So right, everything got a lot easier and everyone has pre everything. Pre ranger, Pre SF, Pre seal ect@@nighttrain1565
RLTW...that pt test gets a lot of people..then it gets them again later
There’s two pt tests? Even if you pass the first one?
@@dantemarkow4996no if you fail.
My brother RANGER DODDS 3'rd BAT 60 gunner master jump badge got hurt real bad offered 85 pct disability medical but would not QUIT did 30 years
0:45 what is this
Audio?
a song
It’s an audio
I just would like to know.
At the age of 28 would a Option 40 still be do-able or would a 18X Contract be a better fit?
Don’t do 18x. Coming from a former 18x 😅 go 11x and volunteer for rasp at osut.
All American 🇺🇸
@@KB-cw3dw why do you say that? What did you not like about the 18x contract??
@@JNunez1994 the chances of getting selected as an 18x are very low. Lots of guys go who are high speed and squared tf away, but end up not getting selected. Then you’re off to the 82nd. I went to RASP immediately after swcs. It’s very passable, but I showed up already fucked up from my time at swcs. I spent over 6 months in sof pipelines and it fucked me up. I wish I would have just gone straight to rasp from osut, I think things would have been different. But hindsight is 20/20
@@JNunez1994 better yet though, get an airborne contract. You can volunteer for rasp at airborne as well. Just talk to a recruiter. If you end up at a line unit, at least you’re airborne and you can still train up and go to sfas at any time. Or go to sfas through the guard. You have lots of options.
How many miles did you run literally with GZ ?
Thousands.
🤠🎥🙏😎💕👽😳
What is the song we are the ever lasting arms that plays by the sun tzu quote???
Leaning On The Everlasting Arms.
I wish I would be an american citizen to join the military and experience all of this. Unfortunately in my country we don't have even the 5% of their budget, don't even wear plate carriers.
Rangers lead the way.
Nice repost. That said, soft shoe at 2:30?
"Whom much is given, much is expected"
-CSM Alfred Birch
To me as a newly minted Ranger,
as my stress fractures were being assessed at 3rd Bn. Aid station 2004.
I was the old man in my RIP Class.
Desert Storm, OIF, OEF.
SUA SPONTE'
That’s from the Bible
Much respect. Rangers Lead the Way
What is the attrition rate 1%
What age is the cut off for RASP and do you have to be in Active duty ?
For Army Rangers, the age cutoff for the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) is typically around 41 years old. However, this can vary slightly depending on specific circumstances and the needs of the Army.
Regarding your second question, yes, you generally have to be in active duty to attend RASP. RASP is designed to assess and select soldiers for assignment to the 75th Ranger Regiment, which is part of the U.S. Army's active duty forces. Candidates can come from both within the Army and from other branches of the military, but they must be on active duty status. This includes soldiers who are transitioning from the National Guard or Army Reserve to active duty.
Keep in mind that the requirements and policies for RASP can change, so it's always a good idea to check with an official Army recruiter or the Ranger Regiment for the most current information.
@@SOCOMAthleteQuick question: Is RASP just boot camp for the 75th Ranger Regiment and not an extensive training program like the SEAL qualification course right?
how old do I have to be to go to selection?
Good day everyone I was wondering if I could still join even though I am from South Africa 🇿🇦
Do you have an American green card (visa)? Some of my best friends from the army are guys who have green cards looking to get permanent citizenship with the army.
Sleepy joe is letting everyone in through the border! Come on in
@@adw6296yep come on through while he is still in office and you'll have a chance
When I went to army in 1978 I was appalled at the many non English speaking from Cuba that looks like they emptied out the penetitary
could you be involuntarily removed from the program like if your can barley keep up with the group but you keep pushing or is it only really if you give up on yourself
The ways you fail are if you quit, get badly injured, fail the PT tests, or fail land navigation
Just don't give up! Pass what's asked of you, and just don't quit on yourself.
Ha ha I got your black beret... just kidding guys I preferred my patrol cap, never agreed with that move.
Welcome to brown town baby
That was your man?
100💯📱👽🎥🤠💯🇺🇸
Just Retired greatest Job in the military
🔥💪
1 in 3 is not bad odds. You just have to slightly better than dumb and dumber to your left and right.
On average dumb or dumber will be better than you.
Same thing different day.
Just sayin'
😎🤠😊🦈😇💻🪶👽
Where are all the angry purple haired folk?
Just sayin'
🎥🎥💯🎥🎥💯📱📱📱🤠🤠🤠💯long time.
Sua sponte
Sua Sponte
RLTMFW
Nahhh not worth it. I'll ETS and start a business
Follow your heart. Always strive to make the best choice for you. The military is dangerous and hard on the body, mind and spirit.
Not to mention the government is corrupt AF.
Regiment is really hurting, since GWOT died down and the shit direction of the big army and politics combined with how stressful batt training and deployment cycles are guys are coming out broken and or had enough. It takes a lot to be and maintain yourself in regiment. This generation isn’t going to provide the manpower batt needs. They will need to turn to ai or drones more and robots one day
Where are the WOMEN?
All in S1 pushin paper because they’re too incompetent and weak to do anything else
@@FoB39Calm down brother
@@FoB39just say you like men
@@yurrr4338 just say your a bluepilled whiteknight
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
soft
That looks incredibly easy, what a joke.
Show us all how it's done, champ.
Oh, and don't forget to take plenty of video.
No harder than basic British Infantry training. 🇬🇧
“Don’t do it.” - The Ghost of Pat Tillman.
In Gateway. 🎥💯🤠🙏❤️🪶😊🍿
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