| [3-75] - Training Grounds I |
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3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment - Welcome Address
The 3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment is a "Military Realism Unit." This means we use a rank system and structure which is close to how a real Army unit operates, we use tactics and strategies that are used by Army units, and we operate like a real Army unit would. However, we don't allow the soldiers' "ranks" to go to their head. Instead, we use our structure to provide a well-run and organized unit. We play the game, but our leaders also run training, operations, courses, and various schools. Some of our soldiers are former or current military, but many aren't as well. Our soldiers are all a minimum age of 16. To be a ranger in this unit, you must be at least 16 years of age to qualify as an enlisted soldier and 18 to qualify as an officer (Must complete the Officer Leaders Course).
While our soldiers do play various games, our foundation is based in ARMAII, utilizing custom missions and addons. As a Military Realism unit we do hold drills and operations as well as regular public realism scenarios.
If you think you have what it takes to become a ranger in the 3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, please visit our forums and read the information that pertains to enlistment in the "Enlistment Information" forum. The information contained there will allow you to evaluate whether you wish to be apart of this fine unit or if you would just like to continue playing with us as a civilian. If you have what it takes, submit your enlistment papers as soon as possible!
Sincerely,
3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment
(G-5) Public Affairs Staff
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[3-75] - Logistics Management
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| RRL Sunday Newsletter |
Sunday Newsletter
Administration Headlines
Rangers! If its Sunday, its time for the Redliner, presented to you by your friendly G5 Staff in the Public Affairs Department!
Rangers, G1 has already announced uniform inspections for this upcoming week. These inspections, through regular in nature, are being conducted due to the recent influx of personnel in the unit. Its strongly encouraged that the check the Uniform Code of Military Justice and ensure you are compliant with the UCMJ prior to said inspection. Command is taking this seriously as should we all.
G2 is task with keeping our unit safe and ensure that we maintain the high standards that set us apart from the rest of the pack. Remember to maintain your communications discipline when in our public server TS as it goes a long with ensuring that everyone is playing efficiently and effectively.
Training and Operations is currently heavily involved with both our recruit class and the next phase of training, the AIT course. Recently pictures of the [3-75th] version of MOUNT were posted on the forums. The staff there loves to get feed back so drop them a line when you are making your daily passes through the halls.
With the update to the server by G4 and the recent added weapon cache mission to the selection pool, we have a full assortment of options to choose from when playing on the public server to bring in the interest. Use these mission and tell us about them. Logistics has some future projects in the pipeline which will be announced at a later date.
G5 is preparing for a major recruitment blitz going into the month of February. We are asking everyone who hasn’t already to PM or post link to boards you would like to see yes utilize in our efforts and get our beloved unit noticed. We are asking you because you are obviously the type of people we want here, like-minded tactical players. G5 has also got a gaming section up on the forums, so be sure to stop by and check it out.
Personnel and Administrative Changes.
Delgado, Monray of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company has been promoted to Private First Class. Congratulations Private First Class.
Martin, David has been transferred from Basic Combat Training Command - Platoon 002 to 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company and has been promoted to Private Second Class. Congratulations Private Second Class.
Bennett, Jamie has been transferred from Basic Combat Training Command - Platoon 002 to 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company and has been promoted to Private Second Class. Congratulations Private Second Class.
Adams, Matthew has been transferred from Basic Combat Training Command - Platoon 002 to 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company and has been promoted to Private Second Class. Congratulations Private Second Class.
Stone, Alex has been transferred to Basic Combat Training Command- Platoon 003. Congratulations Recruit!
New Month, New Bills!
Thank you so much to everyone who donated to the unit last month, it was a surprise to our Sergeant who was expecting to pay most of it himself but we all came together and helped out which is exactly what this unit is about. Lets show him that we aren’t a one-hit wonder and repeat our offerings again this month. Support your unit as best as you can!
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| Task Force Ripper deploys in support of Operation Hellhound |
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KABUL, Afghanistan - In an ongoing effort to rid the local populace of a constant threat of retaliation for cooperating with coalition forces, Task Force Ripper set out on intelligence provided by informants to locate and destroy weapon contraband and ammo stash houses in the surrounding suburbs of the city today. The early morning raid initially led by NATO forces came under heavy attacks when entering the city before the NATO initialed withdraw because of the force depletion reports which followed.
Forces from the 3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment led by Sergeant A. Holmes and the 3rd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division led by Chief Warrant Officer 2 J. Kale secured their forces after the request from NATO and moved the TF throughout the city sweeping from house to house uncovering and controlled denoting all ordnance found within the area of operations. Several soldiers in the field distinguished themselves with their medical and CLS skills which were vital assets to the task force as a whole.
The first phase of the operation culminated with an a successful raid on the compound of a suspected gun warlord resulting in the capture of the largest weapons cache in the area and the death of the warlord. After talking to the ground commanders, who called the raids a success, forces report that more raids into the city and surrounding area are expected to pick up going into the month of FEB.
“I feel good about this because I know we are doing a good thing for the people of this city and country.” Said Private Second Class Adams, a Ranger with the 3rd Ranger Battalion who participated in the raids throughout the day.
//SIGNED//
Private Second Class Delgado
3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment
(G-5 Public Affairs )
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| RRL Sunday Newsletter |
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Sunday Newsletter
Most units that swell in numbers quickly run into the time-tested problems of people slipping through the cracks and misappropriations in training schedules and one-on-one time with the future membership of said unit. The [3-75] in recent weeks has been the spotlight of people seeking a unit that focuses on both tactical game-play with the added environment of realism. These ingredients have made the 75th Ranger Regiment a beacon of what tactical realism use to be. With that being said, I strongly encoruage those reading and looking over our site to ask questions and join us on our servers and TS. Have fun while searching through the next place you will call your last home, the 75th Ranger Regiment. Below are the following Promotions and New Recruits to join unit. Congratulate these men of distinction when you seem them in the TS.
Henry, Jay of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company has been promoted to Specialist. Congratulations, Specialist.
Smith, Cory of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company has been promoted to Specialist. Congratulations, Specialist.
Woods, Joseph of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon - Delta Company has been promoted to Private First Class. Congratulations, Private First Class.
Marshall, John of 1st Squad, Platoon 001- BCTC has been promoted to Private Second Class. Congratulations, Private Second Class.
Delgado, Monray of 1st Squad, Platoon 001- BCTC has been promoted to Private Second Class. Congratulations, Private Second Class.
Adams, Matthew has been transferred to Basic Combat Training Command- Platoon 002. Congratulations Recruit!
Martin, David has been transferred to Basic Combat Training Command- Platoon 002. Congratulations Recruit!
Bennett, Jamie has been transferred to Basic Combat Training Command- Platoon 002. Congratulations Recruit!
Davis, Daniel has been transferred to Basic Combat Training Command- Platoon 002. Congratulations Recruit!
Banister, Andrew has been transferred to Basic Combat Training Command- Platoon 003. Congratulations Recruit!
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| 3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment Conducts CLS Course |
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FORT BENNING, Georgia - As rounds fly overhead and mortars slam into the ground, a Ranger defending his position turns to see his battle buddy has been seriously injured. The Ranger screams in a panic into the night "MEDIC! MEDIC!"
Rangers from the 75th Ranger Regiment, 3rd Ranger Battalion in FORT BENNING, Georgia, attended a combat life savers course JAN. 20-22 here to help Rangers and Recruits learn combat life saving techniques. Rangers from the 1st Platoon, Delta Company taught the CLS course.
As portrayed in the scenario above, 90 percent of combat deaths occur on the battlefield before the casualties can be reached for medical treatment by a combat medic. This fact is stressed to the soldiers in the CLS course. Many conditions - such as bleeding from an extremity, collapsed lung and airway problems - can be treated on the battlefield.
"I really enjoy teaching the class," said Specialist Jay Henry, a CLS instructor with the 3rd Ranger Battalion serving as the Personnel and Administration Adjutant.
During the three-day public server training exercise, rangers and recruits - ranging from privates to sergeants - learned how to place a tourniquet on an amputee, stop the bleeding from a severe wound and place a nasopharyngeal airway tube in a patient who has stopped breathing, along with other techniques to save a life in an emergency or in a combat situation.
All students who were present and partook in the course the course earned a CLS certificate to be displayed in their service jacket (MILPACS). These trainings, though impromptu are held at the request of those wishing to be certified and be instructed by anyone who has completed it.
As rounds fly overhead and mortars slam into the ground, a Ranger defending his position turns to see his battle buddy has been injured. The CLS-certified Soldier can now calmly dresses the wounds and assures his fellow Soldier that help is on the way.
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//SIGNED//
Private Second Class Delgado,
3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment,
(G-5 Public Affairs )
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| Basic Combat Training Program |
Attention Civilians and [3-75] Personnel!
I am pleased to announce that the [3-75] has began the work on our Basic Combat Training Program. This program will help new recruits learn the ropes and make them better soldiers. This program will be challenging but it will also be eventful and worth going through. Through the program, you will have various classroom instruction to parachute drops at night. Everything covered in BCT is simply the stepping stones to becoming part of this unit. After completion of BCT, you have the option of completed AIT to continue on in your MOS training. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact one of our soldiers or Public Affairs office.
We're all looking forward to seeing and playing with you on the battlefield. If you wish to enlist, please visit our forums for more information. Our recruiters are standing by awaiting your enlistment papers and any questions you may have.
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(G-2) Intelligence and Security
We have caught 27 shameful hackers.
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| [3-75] - Donations |
01- Bennett
$20.00
02/16/2012
02- Smith
$15.00
02/16/2012
03- Holmes
$15.00
02/16/2012
Total: $50.00
Goal: $100.00
Difference: $50.00 |
Help keep the 3rd Ranger Battalion running strong! Donate today!
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| Soldier Information |
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