U.S. Army Rangers: Life in Ranger Battalion Part 1 

Lmao

Felt that 😂

But marines clear the way for the rangers

@@nicholasbradley5010 LOL, the only reason the Navy lets Marines on the ship, is because they need dance partners....

Nicholas Bradley oh you tool

Nicholas Bradley Wow this comment shows how little you know about the military. The Rangers are part of SOCOM where the marines are a whole sub branch with less specific missions and more large scale operations. What would be fair is to compare The MARSOC Raiders to the Rangers.

@@nicholasbradley5010 In Afghanistan Rangers invaded KAF and cleared the way for Marines. It was called Operation Rhino conducted Oct 2001

That's too bad, but sometimes that's the hand you're dealt :/

@Yeasty G lmao

should of gone 11B. my recruiter was a ranger and he told me all how to become one. He was the one who sold me on 11B when I joined the NG and then asked to go to ranger school. from then on I continued to ask my recruiter questions and advice on how to go through everything. funny thing my recruiter was a pretty slim small dude he did not look at all like these guys. He did ended up telling me several stories and how he lost several people one I remembered is he ran over an IED but the guys who came after him were killed by it.

@@11bsavage64 can you tell me more? I am planning going 11b then ranger.

@@11bsavage64 bruh ranger national guard is not a thing 😂

You must be at Camden? NJ?

Tampa ?

@@SaundersE5Roger that...You knew Doc Donovan, right?

When did you get to Aco 1/75?

@@shawnthomasbrown3867 Went to RIP in December of 93. Got to Batt around February of 94.

Agreed! That was fun to listen to.

No shit, you have a sgt brown in the RIP cadre? Super dickhead from 1/75, loved to smoke the fuck out of dudes

Facts

All the Way

Being new in the company is an adventure to say the least.

How’s a cooks life in battalion? I’m reclassing to 92G(cook) and thinking of joining .

RIGHT ON!

@@awesomedude1864Ranger cooks are bad ass.

I think he said Cham Pag Na lol

@@ajcook7777 our nations finest

Sure

Whats his experience like in 3rd batt

OPSEC.He’s at 2nd Batt now.

same time period, A Co

Did you got to JOTC in November, 1997, or were you on terminal leave at the time?

@@LRRPFco52 Already on terminal. Plus I was cat 4 dental.

Dude, I'll never forget the Iron Chair!

And than you’re like yeaahhh wasn’t that cool

Not even a millisecond.

This is the devil kitchen....one starch

Hmm let's link up .com

I love me some ultimate frisbie.....

SF is probably the most mature in the whole sof community

Rangers are more Specialized infantry.. Whilst ..On paper being SOF, they're more like normal conventional infantry, on 500 pounds of cocain, steroids, crystal meth, and rip it. Whilst also being the most extreme and intense soldiers.... Amazing.

Rangers are the only SOF element with entry level privates that go on raids before they know anything about the army. This creates a trial by fire culture and the reason they get treated like shit.

You guys are all good at your jobs.

You should probably stick to your job of blowing JM’s at Bragg, wave your flag with pride bro. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Ahhhh FIG years ago back in the 80s I did a training exercise there and spent the night on the side of a mountain. It was snowing and blustery and I froze my azz off there. At one point I thought I wasn't going to make thru the night it was so cold with that wind hitting me all night. I will never forget SSG Williams (can't remember his full name) snoring laying behind a tree. I thought, "how is this guy sleeping? It's colder as shit out here and that wind chill?!?!?" He had some "spirit" in him, that's how. Just the fact you mentioned FIG brings back that out of nowhere. LOL

@@kman-mi7su I love this story haha. I only went there in winter. It was miserable because it’s inside the valley. The storms just hover over and dump snow on you.

@@mikekelly5318 I trained there in the winter too when that story I told you took place. Yep, in that valley the weather beats the crap out of you.

I feel bad for you

My wife is saying the same thing, I think I’m going to end up just fucking leaving. I really really really want the challenge of RASP and Ranger life.

@@MBpotts just remember to honor your oath. To many cops and military on tiktok beaming at the opportunity to disarm civilians. Other than that good luck

@@the-potato-warrior I’m leaving, option 40, hoping for 1st Batt if all goes well. Pray for me. I’m doing it for my country, I love my nation and it’s not about disarming civilians. It’s about serving other people and doing the shit no one else wants to do to ensure we’re safe.

You’ll do fine, be in shape and keep your yap shut

Go for it, be prepared to be fucked with. You’ll be fine

@@SaundersE5 I Been changed I am going for the Navy SEALs I really wanna be a SEAL I’ll die before I quit

@@cristianhernandez2488 It's not dying you need to worry about . It's getting seriously injured in training in BUDS and then being sent to a desk job or out of the military completely with an injury that you have to live with. A serious injury at 20 will still be with you when you are 40. But- sometimes the risk is worth it. Good things can come from extreme situations and adventures. Good luck!

@@cristianhernandez2488 god bless you son. Never quit! You’ll do fine.

No, you just get your ass kicked.

Wtf

Ok...where are you going with this???? What are you trying to say?

Don't worry, everyone already knows about the unforthcoming, quiet, passionate guy who is socially stupid because he is so deep inside his own world. That's desirable.

@@jamescaliendo1030 I'm saying, I don't care what kind of unit one is in, all the excessive drinking and hazing type behavior seems very unprofessional and immature to me. When I was in as a Cav Scout I could only SMH at the behavior until I had a little power to control it at the team and later squad level by setting higher standards for my Troopers.

@@michaelrs8010 Get the fuck outta here with that shit.

Your definitely high right now.... lmfao

Okay gotta appreciate a quality shitpost

Chill Forrest Gump

😂😂😂

@@jackstoutamore8541 thank you very much I'm planning on becoming an author so I appreciate that you appreciate my shit!!! It's all love though I'm just being an idiot! A very well qualified idiot!

*RLTW!

Don’t quit

@@calvinthomasdano4549 don’t ever give up on yourself and quit. Drive on and laugh at the pain. You can do it.

Or should I say SFC?

Yeah fr, I want to be the best of the best but are rangers the best of the best?

There were Sniper Platoons in HHC at one time, not sure what they do now. MTOE has changed a bit over the years. Ranger Regiment doesn't really talk or write books, so best way to find out is to join them.

All Rangers do special missions, but there is a special unit within the Regiment, which is the Regimental Reconnaissance Company, which is part of the Special Troops Battalion. You have to either have served with the 75th Regiment, or have graduated Ranger School; and if you're coming from the regular Army you have to also attend RASP 1 if you're E-4 to E-5, or RASP 2 for E-6 to E-7. In either case you have to be at least a Specialist in rank (they want E-4 to E-7), and be either an 11B or an 11C if from the regular Army, or one of the two or a 13 F, 25B/U/S, or 68W if you're in the Regiment or another Special Operations unit. You must have been in a leadership role i.e a team leader in a squad, for at least a year, and have a GT score of 110 or more (waiverable down to 107). You have to attend a month long selection course, and only 1 in 4 or less end up being selected. You then undergo a 42 week training course.

@@LRRPFco52 or know one.

@@LRRPFco52 HHC,, STB. But dont shoot to start here. immerse yourself and suck. then let them find your place

Depends

Stay in the back of PSG’s formation and don’t freaking talk. He is the boss. End of story. Period.

LT’s were fun to fuck with on runs.. even more fun if they were cherries 🍒 , we would run the crap out them. RLTW

what do you mean he talked to you out of it i got meps soon and i have a option 40 what’d he do?

@@Caleb-ml4bp nothing, just stand your ground and if you don’t get what you want, walk out

@@Caleb-ml4bp at the time (2008) he was tellin me infantry was full and my eyesight was crap. Come to find out later down the line that was straight crap and I should've walked out that day and came back later. Again at the end of the day, I didnt take the initiative like I should've. My 20s were wild and I still had my fun tho.

@@TheCardinalSpear dudeee that’s crazy you reply, I actually enlisted earlier about a month ago and I leave for basic at fort benning in 9 days on June 28th for an 11x op40 contract

@@crispy2429 Good stuff man, hope you got what you wanted when you signed up and you're ready for these Georgia summers, especially if you're not from down here.

You can attend any school and course so as long as your vision is correctable and you don’t have any color blindness (for some schools)

Sure

@@jacobfoster328 Mike glover wasn't in the regiment. From my understanding he was regular infantry(11h I think) then he went through honor guard selection, then he went through the sf pipeline, then cag selection and finally he went through the agency selection. I've watched a few of his podcast appearances, dude is a humble badass.

If you dont drink, you're not trusted. If you're not trusted you're seen as incompetent. If they feel you're incompetent they issue you a rubber duck with a blank adapter

Dylan Clark I know what CAG is but what’s agency selection?

@@JohnDoe-fx9eb LMAO

They got’em…and not in a good way.

@@CartwheelsInTheMoonlight wtf

Im about to write a song with your crazy comments as lyrics.

@@alextrainor2552 Don't wanna Pardon?

hey...hey.....for real this might be a duplicate tweet place. I go through videos faster than the lunch monitor

I know what I saw. What r u doing if I'm walking in church..a tornado for real though...eek

I’m pretty sure they’ll just give you shit for it and they’ll probably think that you think you’re better than everyone. You basically get shit for it. There’s no worries though, Mike glover is a former Green beret and when he was a ranger he didn’t drink at all and he did get shit for it. He was simply focused and wanted to become SF. And he ended becoming a highly successful SF soldier. Just search him up and I suggest you to watch him on “Shawn Ryan’s” podcast. You’ll learn a lot from that.