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Army Rangers

U.S. Army

The Army Rangers are a specialized elite infantry unit within the United States Army. They are known for their rigorous training and physical fitness requirements, as well as their ability to execute high-risk missions in a variety of environments. Rangers are often called upon to conduct direct action raids, reconnaissance missions, and special operations tasks. The motto of the Rangers is "Rangers Lead the Way," highlighting their commitment to excellence and leadership in combat situations.

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Army Rangers were first established during World War II as a specialized unit for high-risk missions.
The first Ranger unit, known as Darby's Rangers, was led by Colonel William O. Darby and saw action in North Africa and Italy.
Rangers are known for their extensive training in small unit tactics, specialized weapons, and hand-to-hand combat.
The motto of the Army Rangers is "Rangers lead the way," emphasizing their role as frontline soldiers in dangerous situations.
Rangers have been involved in countless missions around the world, from the invasion of Normandy during WWII to the capture of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
Rangers are elite soldiers who undergo rigorous physical and mental training, including a grueling selection process known as RASP (Ranger Assessment and Selection Program).
Rangers are trained to operate in small teams behind enemy lines, often conducting raids, reconnaissance, and direct action missions.
Rangers have a long and proud history of service, with many Rangers earning the Medal of Honor for acts of bravery in combat.
Rangers have been immortalized in books, movies, and TV shows, showcasing their toughness, skill, and dedication to their mission.
Rangers continue to be an essential part of the US military, conducting operations in the most challenging environments and upholding the highest standards of excellence.

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Harvey Pegues

U.S. Army Veteran · 2007 - 2010

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U.S. Army Veteran · 2000 - 2005

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About Army Rangers

About this Unit

Historical Facts

Army Rangers were first established during World War II as a specialized unit for high-risk missions.
The first Ranger unit, known as Darby's Rangers, was led by Colonel William O. Darby and saw action in North Africa and Italy.
Rangers are known for their extensive training in small unit tactics, specialized weapons, and hand-to-hand combat.
The motto of the Army Rangers is "Rangers lead the way," emphasizing their role as frontline soldiers in dangerous situations.
Rangers have been involved in countless missions around the world, from the invasion of Normandy during WWII to the capture of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
Rangers are elite soldiers who undergo rigorous physical and mental training, including a grueling selection process known as RASP (Ranger Assessment and Selection Program).
Rangers are trained to operate in small teams behind enemy lines, often conducting raids, reconnaissance, and direct action missions.
Rangers have a long and proud history of service, with many Rangers earning the Medal of Honor for acts of bravery in combat.
Rangers have been immortalized in books, movies, and TV shows, showcasing their toughness, skill, and dedication to their mission.
Rangers continue to be an essential part of the US military, conducting operations in the most challenging environments and upholding the highest standards of excellence.