75th Ranger Regiment: The Gateway, An inside look at the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program 

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That comes later at Ranger School

Ramirez!

WAR TIME BABY!!! Send in the pronoun people

Meats back on the menu?

Live?

yeah, and draft is making a comeback. its inevitable at this point isnt it, huh?

@@who9547 There will literally never be another draft hahaha. Where are you gettign that from?

No doubt, I was in the first RASP class. They really didn't have much for us, so it was basically three a days. 🤣😂

Same. was recycled at Cole range SEP - OCT 2009 graduated rasp 1 after a few months of dumb shit in march April 10 ​@@sevenfivemedia2022

Had a homie go in few momths back they still do that 😂

Love your channel

You went in as a as officer within the GWOT?

I swear! I am young, and only 29 but I remember watching all of the Military Channel docs on Direct TV back in 2005-2012 and it was never this good haha

SSG Carter, he’s an absolute menace

Take care of yourself, my friend. We need men like you around as long as possible.

@@alexc4377 thank you brother. I actually went through with SSG Kaniuka (one of the cadre featured here). To all of you young men looking to attempt this, it is possible if you have heart, resilience, drive, and humility. Being immensely physically fit is a must. Many have failed, but many have also been successful. Never quit.

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What is the best way to prepare for Rasp

​@@Realisticoutdoorsmenbe in peak physical condition.

Medina aka Madre 😂

Sounds about right

Yeah, we had a recall formation one night when he was on staff duty….. not a fun night

@@connermcghee440 He wasn't no joke when I was there none of the cadre for that matter, I remeber him smoking us on the worm up and down cardiac hill for like 3 hours 😂

@@connermcghee440 i literally couldnt imagine

Some deep shit right there bro thanks 💯

Maybe if you joined the Army to actually fight you would have had an 11B slot waiting for you. You did this to yourself at the MEPS when you chose to fix radios instead of kill the enemy as your job.

@@realWARPIG where were you in 1989? I could have used your incredible 20/20 hindsight back then

I feel ya brother!! Retired SFC(20 years) with 15 years on jump status at Bragg with the 82nd Airborne Division, 2 years in the 101st, and 3 years at 2 ID.(Ft Lewis)

Isnt that mos the predecessor to 25C

Good luck, 23 is a little old to just be getting started but just use that as motivation. There will be officers younger than you but just ignore it and drive on.

@@MortonT1958 a little, but that’s okay. I was playing college football from 18-22. No way I’d have been mature enough to make it through a course like RASP if I came in out of high school. If I can’t do it now, then I’ll know it was never meant for me. But I’m determined 💪 thank you!

@@BigMac8008 If you have college already behind you, you’ll be fine career wise. Stay focused on the goals you have set and don’t let anything get in your way … go over obstacles, around them or right thru them!!! Good luck!

Nah 23-24 ain’t old for Batt. You’ll be fine in that department. College football isn’t even remotely close. Being physically fit in the military is very different than it is for sports. What’s going to happen is you need to sign an Op. 40. You’ll kiss your friends and family goodbye, and it’s going to be an exhausting emotional rollercoaster from that point on. You’ll get to 30th AG if you’re doing infantry and be in that shithole for 7-30 days. Then you’ll start OSUT, which is its own battle. Graduate, go home for a couple of days, realize you’ve already made the change and report to the Ranger compound. Then it’s all on you.

get a contract for it and send it. dont let them tell you anything about you can do that later. do what you gone do. they need you more than you need them. good luck bro

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That was the same water buffalo that I used back in 2006 when I went to RIP.

Good luck bro

as friendly advice, train for rucking. If you can ruck 40-50 lbs for several miles (+12 miles), there shouldn't be any issue with meeting other requirements including other fitness standards or marksmanship. That would be the hardest part of any military SOF including RASP or 18x

start training your biceps those sandbags are killer the ends are the heaviest.

I just got my blue cord today as an option 40, good luck man

@@swoocey thanks bro good luck at RASP

Can you do a similar description breakdown for Green Beret 18X's too?

@@1anre The exact same but smarter

Delta is the scalpel and Battalion is the sledge hammer!

​@@1anre Here you go, 18X is the best pipeline to become a paratrooper in the 82nd! Due to the extremely high quit rate of 18X in SFAS, the 82nd picks up all their quitters since you're already jump qualified and already at Bragg.

What is RRC?

Sounds like Monte lol. Dude’s been fired so many times for straight up abusing candidates 😂

Monte is a demon

For the uninitiated what is it?

@@charlestonhartley7806 Go find out. No point in spoiling the fun

@@charlestonhartley780612 m ruck 2:30 hrs

@@charlestonhartley7806 youll know if decide to go ;)

Lmao yeaaaa😂

That's when they're the easiest to control and mold really b They still have fear in their hearts at that age

Bruh you know we’re cooked when Sgt Sanchez be coming out with sunglasses on and pill on his shoulder 😂

This is exactly what im thinking of doing! If you fail rasp do you go back to 68W or needs of army?

@@dashthruston5293 There is only giving up or med drop. If you give up, you keep your MOS but are banned from RASP for good. If you are med dropped, you will recycled into the next class or whenever they deem youready to continue. I've only heard of "Needs of the .." pertaining only to SEALS / Navy.

Thank you for your service man. If i may ask, what made RIP/RASP that much more grueling than Ironmans and ultras? Was it just the constant fatigue?

where too?

As a former Ranger the best piece of advice I can give you is just don’t quit. That quality separates A LOT of people. Love the suck and you can do it.

@@raptex5828 Sill

@@aaronwhithead2056 Right now brother !!

dont quit

Good luck! Run a lot! There will be times that nothing you do will ever be good enough, and you will not meet the time hacks given by cadre. That's the point, stay strong mentally never give up.

Hoorah

@@wendeyschilli9634 august 13th my man

@@johnharris7756 Thabk you for the advice i appreciate it !!

It's. a gentleman's course, a lot like phase two of RASP 1.

​@sevenfivemedia2022 a decent 8min video will push officers and senior NCOs to consider trying out for it too, don't you think ?

@@1anre sure, if ComCam has the time. I'm sure they either do have a video or will make one, but I will say that any senior NCO or Officer that came from the conventional Army that I served with, already knew about Regiment and what it meant for their career to serve there. If you're a senior NCO or Officer and you care about your career, you'll go to Ranger school and you'll serve under the special operations umbrella. If you don't know that, you're either in denial or not a senior NCO/Officer.

@@sevenfivemedia2022 So armored and Cyber guys will dream of special operations too? I don't think so

@@1anre Thank you for your comment. If you're suggesting that certain military careers are limited in their potential, I have to disagree. In the U.S. military, career paths can be incredibly diverse and dynamic, regardless of the branch or security clearance. I've seen individuals transition between Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) and units, constantly adapting and facing real threats. Both armored and cyber roles are crucial to modern warfare. Cyber operations, in particular, play a vital role in special operations today. Many service members have successfully transitioned into cyber security roles and contributed significantly to our defense capabilities. To address your point more directly, if I misunderstood your comment, I apologize. It would be helpful if you could provide more context next time. We should all support and encourage our fellow soldiers to excel in their careers, whatever paths they choose.

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That's hard to come back from just fyi. I wish you luck.

@@EDP_every_day_pyro hopefully not got told at the time I could return in 6 months but soon as I got to my unit, I was going on a 9 month rotation, we shall see when that time comes.

godspeed brother

God bless

Best of luck to you.

I'll give you the advice I was given, as soon as I reached that hallowed ground after airborne school. Always do as your told, and never quit. I kept those two pieces of advice at the forefront of my thoughts, everyday. It's what got me through (First ever RASP Class 0310), RLTW!

@@sevenfivemedia2022 yessir

Good Luck Brother Just Don’t Quit And Be Team Player .That’s All They Looking For . Everything Else They Teach You …

@@gnakwilliams4068Amén thanks for that brother, I will do all that in full force, strength, and effect !

Depends. There may be a dream sheet to fill out. There may be a form of competition with a reward being to select your batt. Juniors can be thrown anyway vs SGT and above has to be placed where they can get the most career potential

You got your tab already? What’s your mos

@@DanielMarty43 negative, 11b I’ll worry about that once I get in. I went to Selection and was a 21 day non select for no experience in thr army. They told me to come back or to join the regiment

Ask it, there are enough Rangers in here to answer.

nah was just time for an updated video

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This one wasn't Waldo it was POG Photography

At this point I have no idea what the heck is the point of ranger school.

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At? Fragging each other. Hard Pass.

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You will have time to get a haircut while there, but can't hurt to show up ready