Behave Yourselves...

[IdahoSharpshooter]

Okay, I have to fly out in the morning for the US Army Ranger Regiment Association reunion this week at Fort Bragg, NC. There were eleven full Infantry Divisions in RVN. Each one had a LRRP (Long Range Recon Patrol) company. Nixon found out that 3/4ths of the teams were Airborne Ranger trained, and switched the name to Airborne Ranger Companies. I was in the Company (75th Inf Abn)attached to the 23rd Inf, aka the Americal in Chu Lai, and then in 2nd Platoon (aka Company2/Company G) when half the company was reassigned to Danang. The Rangers date back to 1754 as George Rogers Ranging Companies during the F&I War.

I want you all to play nice while I am gone...


Rich

 

[vmaxpro]

I feel Extremely honored to even respond to a post of an army ranger. Thank you for your service and all you have done. Im not real sure if its appropriate for me to say enjoy your reunion?

 

[DirtySteve]

Thank you for your service.. Enjoy..

Oh Next year I should be shooting in the Quigley. My Shilo Sharps should be coming in at the end of August. I suck but it should be fun.

 

[nmkid]

I was attached to the 25th for a couple of months. Bunch of good people.

 

[TAJ45]

Were you one of the "Foul Dudes"?

Congrats on keeping your head on straight after that "episode" in our history. Hoist one for me.

 

[riflewoman]

No! I refuse!

You take care and Lead The Way!

 

[rebel]

One of my best buddy's is a Ranger. Served in the first sandbox dust up. I enjoy out shooting him
Though I don't do it every day, just often enough

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Thanks rich. Yall are the ones who need to be good!!

 

[Rsadams]

Thank you for being awesome.... The rest of us Sir will be here when you get back.... You notice I said Sir , because it's worthy.... The ones of us that have actually strapped guns to ourselves to defend others deserve the title... I do not say this lightly.... God bless all of our service members.....

 

[1shot]

Rich,
If it weren't for people like you, people like me wouldn't be free to enjoy the things we do. Thank you for your service. Please pass this along to your fellow freedom fighters. I never miss a chance to thank a vet.
Have a good time,

Lloyd

 

[dickn52]

Ah yes...the pit at Benning. Remember those days well.

 

[billlarson]

Hey Richie,THANK YOU for your service....
Bill Larson
USN 65"-69

 

[Liven The Dream]

Okay, I have to fly out in the morning for the US Army Ranger Regiment Association reunion this week at Fort Bragg, NC. There were eleven full Infantry Divisions in RVN. Each one had a LRRP (Long Range Recon Patrol) company. Nixon found out that 3/4ths of the teams were Airborne Ranger trained, and switched the name to Airborne Ranger Companies. I was in the Company (75th Inf Abn)attached to the 23rd Inf, aka the Americal in Chu Lai, and then in 2nd Platoon (aka Company2/Company G) when half the company was reassigned to Danang. The Rangers date back to 1754 as George Rogers Ranging Companies during the F&I War.

I want you all to play nice while I am gone...


Rich

Thank you.
Lost a great Friend years back was a Ranger in WW2.

 

[C.E.Smith043]

Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.

Thank You For Your Service!!!!!

 

[Papa Charlie]

Thank you very much for your service. Because of individuals like you. We can enjoy the sport that we love.

God bless you and your Brothers in Arms.

 

[Dgd6mm]

Thank you Rich for everything. Be safe, enjoy, God Bless.

 

[Bc'z]

Okay, I have to fly out in the morning for the US Army Ranger Regiment Association reunion this week at Fort Bragg, NC. There were eleven full Infantry Divisions in RVN. Each one had a LRRP (Long Range Recon Patrol) company. Nixon found out that 3/4ths of the teams were Airborne Ranger trained, and switched the name to Airborne Ranger Companies. I was in the Company (75th Inf Abn)attached to the 23rd Inf, aka the Americal in Chu Lai, and then in 2nd Platoon (aka Company2/Company G) when half the company was reassigned to Danang. The Rangers date back to 1754 as George Rogers Ranging Companies during the F&I War.

I want you all to play nice while I am gone...


Rich

What? wait a minute.
You want me to behave?
You've obviously bumped your head!
Your the one that needs to mind himself!
Going to hang out with all them bad ass mother fu(|<er$ you served with!!
Safe travels, God speed.
Airborne all the way!
Brett 101st

 

[dannyjbiggs]

Okay, I have to fly out in the morning for the US Army Ranger Regiment Association reunion this week at Fort Bragg, NC. There were eleven full Infantry Divisions in RVN. Each one had a LRRP (Long Range Recon Patrol) company. Nixon found out that 3/4ths of the teams were Airborne Ranger trained, and switched the name to Airborne Ranger Companies. I was in the Company (75th Inf Abn)attached to the 23rd Inf, aka the Americal in Chu Lai, and then in 2nd Platoon (aka Company2/Company G) when half the company was reassigned to Danang. The Rangers date back to 1754 as George Rogers Ranging Companies during the F&I War.

I want you all to play nice while I am gone...


Rich

We will! Good to know you. I spent a couple of years at Bragg starting in 1962 with the 82d Airborne Division (Scout Platoon Leader, Rifle Platoon Leader, Weapons Platoon Leader); and then to the Bragg Special Forces Schools, and from there on to an Operational A-Detachment with the 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) on Okinawa. My A-Detachment arrived in country RVN in October 1964. Yet, the 1st SFGA had had various detachments operating throughout RVN since early 1962. The majority of us were wearing the Ranger Tab and the Master Parachutist Badge. My detachment operated out of a CIDG camp vicinity Cheo Reo in the Central Highlands, employing about 1,000 Mountgnard tribesmen for combat operations against the Viet Cong. My detachment left RVN in 1965 returning to Okinawa, unscathed; just as the first American division, the 9th ID had come in from the states, along with a Marine division out of Okinawa. We were glad to see you all come. We had surely stirred up a hornets nest for you!

Dan Biggs
Team Berger/SEB/Bartlein

 

[Nick Caprinolo]

Thank you all for your service.

Now tell me, why in hell would anyone jump out of a perfectly good airplane??????

 

[people]

If you survive the hangover please tell us how bad it was.