What is Army Rangers?
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ˈär-mē -ˈrān-jərs
(Noun) A goup of badasses who make up an unstoppable force capable of withstanding a barrage of fists by Chuck Norris.
Background:
"Rangers Lead the Way" isn't just a motto, it's a fact. Each Ranger battalion is capable of deploying anywhere in the world with only 18 hours notice.
The Rangers' primary mission is to engage the enemy in close combat and direct-fire battles. This mission includes direct action operations, raids, personnel and special equipment recovery, in addition to conventional or special light-infantry operations.
The Navy Seals could not do that! Yeah, but the Army Rangers could.
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Hardcore, super duper, paratroopers.
Upon graduation of Ranger School, the soldier is awarded a tan beret and the coveted ranger tab to signify his being an elite.
Army Rangers Farewell Greeting
Ranger: "Rangers lead the way, sir."
Officer: "All the way.
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