CPT Chase.T

Applicant @Comrade Grandma We appreciate your interest in the 75th Ranger Regiment Realism unit, however this application has been flagged since you have not came into the teamspeak for an interview. Please join the Teamspeak to speak with a Recruiter if you would like to proceed with your application process. Teamspeak Address: 147.135.9.176 Password: Rangers2019 Respectfully Submitted, MAJ Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @Cuddles, Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @A1C Harden.J. Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, MAJ Chase.T Commanding

Recruiting Process Q: How can I join the 3/75? A: Register for a forum account here and then go to the recruiting area and follow the steps in this post to complete your application. We require you to be registered on the forums to cut down on the number of bogus applications we receive plus joining the forum is the first step of joining our community. Q: Why must I have a realistic name? A: First and foremost, we are a realism unit, and therefore require a realistic name that won't seem outlandish to say in a normal conversation. Also, it improves communication, saying "Private Smith" is a lot easier and makes more sense than saying "Private Bballer46gotMadSkillz". Lastly, upon entering the unit, a record is created behind your soldier and therefore a lot of things are tied to your name. Naming Policy Q: Must I use my real name? A: No, you absolutely do not have to use your real name. Again, it just needs to be realistic. Q: What is considered a realistic name? A: A realistic name is a name that could be found in a phone book. Please know that your name does not have to be American. Q: Why is there an age requirement? A: First and foremost, the game is rated M for mature audiences only. Secondly, we have a certain way we enjoy playing the game, particularly by the standards listed here. Therefore, again, we wish to play with mature players who understand and embody our philosophy. Q: I do not meet the age requirement, but am really mature. Can an exception be made or I be interviewed to prove so. A: No. Sorry. Q: Does choosing an MOS (your role essentially) on my application lock me into that MOS? A: No. You are only required to officially pick an MOS after the completion of the training pipeline. We have you choose beforehand to try and get accurate numbers for personnel assignments. Q: Since you mentioned it above, what is the training pipeline? A: The training pipeline is training we require new personnel in the unit to complete. It starts with One Station Unit Training (after your application has been accepted) and then moves to Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) which is essentially the infantryman's course. From there, certain MOS's may require additional training, for example pilots will than go to flight school. Once your MOS specific training is completed, you are considered to have finished the training pipeline. Q: My application has been accepted, and I received my welcome aboard message, now what? A: Selected a One Station Unit Training class here and conduct your One Station Unit Training class. Make sure to download the required mods for your game. Q: What does the 11B Infantryman MOS do? A: 11B infantryman's are the backbone of the army. In this MOS you can expect to do whatever you imagine an infantryman would do, from fighting the enemy on the ground, to kicking down doors. These personnel fill our light infantry, air assault platoons. Q: What does the 11B Anti-armor specialist MOS do? A: 11B Anti-armor specialists fight right along side their rifleman counter parts. The only difference is anti-armor specialist employ the Javelin Missile System to engage and destroy enemy armor. These personnel fill our light infantry, air assault platoons. Q: What does the 11B Machine Gunner MOS do? A:11B Machine Gunners also fight alongside their rifleman counter parts. The only difference is the machine gunner employs the M240 Medium Machine Gun to destroy the enemy with overwhelming firepower. These personnel fill our light infantry, air assault platoons. Q: Why are there 4 different versions of the 11B MOS? A: Easier tracking of personnel, specific training's required and personnel assignments. Q: What does the 68W Health Care Specialist (Combat Medic) MOS do? A: Combat medics do exactly what you would expect a combat medic to do, they treat wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Our combat medics, fight right alongside our infantrymen on the battlefield. However, during missions they do have a different primary role, and that is again, treating injured soldiers. Q: What does the 153A Rotary Wing Pilot MOS do? A: Our Rotary Wing (helicopter) Pilots fly a multitude of aircraft. Our pilots, are qualified to fly multiple differnt aircraft, for whatever the missions is, and so they don't sit in a transport helicopter the entire mission. The aircraft we fly are the MH-60 Blackhawk, MH-47 Chinook, AH-6 Little Bird, and MH-60 DAP. Q: What does the 11F3B Fighter Pilot MOS do? A: Our 11F3B Fighter Pilots are majority of the United States Air Force Personnel in the unit. They fly the A-10 Thunderbolt during missions. Q: Can I change MOS's? A: Yes, at the end of the day we want you to have fun. If the MOS you are currently in does not interest you anymore, you are allowed to ask for a transfer to get transferred to another section. However, you can only do this so many times in certain time frames as it otherwise creates a clerical catastrophe. Q: How do I get special MOS’s such as 11A, 11Z, 15A, 00Z, 60A, and 1C471? A: These billets listed above are primary leadership billets, and billets that require extensive experience and training. These are generally your officers and senior enlisted personnel. We do not allow you to enter the unit as an officer (except for fight pilots) as we want you to learn how the unit works and operates before putting you into a leadership role. When positions do become available, they are done by another application process. Q: Before my application is accepted, who may I contact with additional questions? A: Anyone on this list One Station Unit Training (OSUT) Q: What is One Station Unit Training and why do I have to take it? A: One Station Unit Training is your formal introduction to the unit. It reaffirms what the unit is about, and what we expect as members. It allows you to see what we are about before making larger obligations. It also ensures that your game modifications are in working order before moving on to RASP. Q: Is One Station Unit Training like basic training in real life? A: No. A lot of skills that you would learn in Basic Combat Training, you learn in the RASP phase. Again, One Station Unit Training is to introduce you to the unit, not to living the army life. Also, at no point is your instructor allowed to impersonate a drill sergeant. However, do not confuse a drill sergeant with someone who responds in direct answers, and firm responses. Q: I cannot make any of the scheduled times, what happens now? A: Unfortunately we do not make special classes for anyone. If we made a special class for you, than we have to make a special class for everyone. Our recruit instructor team tries to schedule classes are different times (weekdays, weekends, earlier in the day for European Players). All we can say is watch the One Station Unit Training board, as instructors sometimes switch their times, or new instructors are brought on. Q: How long does One Station Unit Training take? A: One Station Unit Training can last up to 3 hours long, however, most classes end somewhere between 2 and 3 hours. Q: What happens if my mods are not working by the time of my One Station Unit Training class? A: Unfortunately if you mods are not working, you will have to attend One Station Unit Training at another time. During class, instructors do not have the time to work with each student to set up mods. Before, or after classes, instructors (and other unit members) are generally open to helping you with mods, you just have to ask. You can also reference this thread for help on how to set up your modifications. Q: My application has not been approved yet, can I attend One Station Unit Training? A: No. You have to have your application approved before anything. You will also be asked to show your application before One Station Unit Training starts, so don' try to out smart the system. Q: How do I sign up for a One Station Unit Training class? A: Simply find a class that works for you on this board, and post saying that you plan to attend, than show up at the appropriate time on TeamSpeak and be ready to go. Q: I finished One Station Unit Training now what? A: Once you finish One Station Unit Training, your instructor will post a report saying that you (and your classmates) have completed the course. From here S-1 personnel in the unit will process the report and give your account more accesses. When you get those access, you will be able to see this board. Here all personnel will move on to phase 2 of the training pipeline and attend RASP. Please note that it may take up to 48 hours to have your report processed. Q: Who is my point of contact for any questions while I am in One Station Unit Training? A: The recruit instructor of whichever class you wish to attend. Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP) Q: What is RASP and why do we have to take it? A: Ranger Assessment and Selection Program is the units basic training. This training is a basis that we require all members to have completed. Here you will learn things from how to use the interfaces of the game, how to apply basic medical treatment, how to use your weapons, how to conduct convoy operations all the way to how to conduct urban combat. At the end of the day, no matter what billet you hold, from rifleman to battalion commander, there are basic soldiering skills in the Army that we require all members to have. Q: I cannot make any of the scheduled times, what happens now? A: Unfortunately we do not make special classes for anyone. If we made a special class for you, than we have to make a special class for everyone. Our RASP instructor team tries to schedule classes are different times (weekdays, weekends, earlier in the day for European Players). All we can say is watch the RASP board, as instructors sometimes switch their times, or new instructors are brought on. Q: How long does RASP take to complete? A: 4, 2-3 hour days over 2 weeks. Q: Do I have to take all the days of RASP, in class, or can I switch classes? A: No, you do not have to take all 4 days within the same class (the same instructor). We do ask that you refrain from this, as it causes unnecessary hassles. However, if you plan to switch classes do to scheduling issues, we ask that you contact the instructor that you are switching to, so he can expect you. And your former instructor, so he knows not to expect you. Note that you can only take 2 days of RASP in a week. Q: Do I have to take the days of RASP in order? A: Yes, all days are sequential and build off the previous days. Q: I was in the military and have been playing ARMA III since it came out, I don't need to take these classes, can I just come to day 4 show you what I know and graduate. A: NO, we do things differently from the military. Tactics have been adjusted for fighting AI and having fun, so what you know may not transfer over 100%. In addition it allows you to meet and work with some of the individuals you will fight along side with on the field. In addition you must complete all 4 days in order to graduate. Q: I already know everything that your going to go over day 1 can I skip and show you that I know it the other 3 days? A: NO. You must attend all 4 days to graduate and being at all 4 days allows you to meet and work with some of the individuals you will fight along side with on the field. No one in this unit gets special treatment. Q: I cannot make it to any classes can I get a private training? A: We do not offer private training. We do not have the resources and there are subjects that require multiple students to be taught effectively. Q: What if I have to miss a class? A: If you are not able to attend a class you have 2 options. 1. You wait two weeks and take the class with the same instructor with the next cycle. 2. You are able to transfer to another class to take the class. Report in to that classes thread saying that you took the previous day with the other instructor. Q: I am a medic, what happens after I finish RASP? A: If you are a medic, after completing RASP, you need to report to Combat Medic School (CMS) here and sign up for a class. Q: I am a medic, why do I have to take the infantryman’s course (RASP)? A: While medics are NOT infantrymen, their job requires them to possess a certain amount of skills that are very similar to that of an infantryman, our medics also operate directly alongside our infantrymen. This also allows for easier MOS transferring in the future as you won't have to go back and take RASP if you want to transfer from medic to infantryman. Q: I am a pilot (both helicopter and fighter pilot), why do I have to take the infantryman’s course RASP)? A: While pilots are NOT infantrymen, their job requires them to have an understanding of what the infantrymen they are supporting, are doing. This also allows for easier MOS transferring in the future as you won't have to go back and take RASP if you want to transfer from pilot to infantryman. Q: I am a pilot, what happens after I finish RASP? A: While pilots are NOT infantrymen, their job requires them to have an understanding of what the infantrymen they are supporting, are doing. This also allows for easier MOS transferring in the future as you won't have to go back and take RASP if you want to transfer from pilot to infantryman. Q: I signed up to be a medic, or pilot. I have just completed RASP and my instructor says that there are no open positions for my MOS, what happens now? A: In your application, you agreed to the statement that if there are no open positions at the time your training finishes, you will either go to reserves (an inactive member) and await a position to open, or you can go infantry until a position does open. Q: But I was accepted as a medic, or pilot. And now you are saying I cannot play as that? A: No. you just have to be patient. Also understand that we do not reserve positions for anyone. The training pipeline can take 2 weeks at the least. It is unreasonable to reserve a spot in the unit for someone for two weeks without knowing if they will even finish the training. Further Training Q: Once I finish the new persons training pipeline (One Station Unit Training, RASP, and any additional MOS training), is there any further training's? A: Yes, once you get assigned to your unit, you can take BLC, ALC, SLC, and AAS. Note that these classes are not required. They are only required for special positions (generally leadership positions). Q: What is Basic Leaders Course? A: Basic Leaders Course is a series of small classes that give you certain knowledge to be able to lead a team (around 3 other personnel depending on positions). Q: What is Advanced Leaders Course? A: Advanced Leaders Course is a series of small classes that give you certain knowledge to be able to lead a squads worth of men (around 8 (2 teams) other personnel depending on positions). Q: What is Senior Leadership Course? A: Senior Leadership Courses are required to be completed by infantry officers and SNCOs to learn additional unit procedures and tactical information needed for leading multiple squads and/or larger unit elements. Q: Why do BLC, ALC, and SLC exist? A: BLC, ALC, and SLC exist to expand upon knowledge that members have learned in the unit by being a rifleman, medic, pilot, etc. They will also train you on what we expect out of a leader, what a leader is, duties and responsibilities, and unit policies. Q: What is Jump School? A: Jump School is a special school offered to all members of the unit, but is only required for squad leaders and up. Air Assault School specifically does into depth on procedures and tactics regarding airborne/air assault operations (fixed/helicopter assault).

OSUT Instructor: @2LT Hover.A OSUT Instructor: @WO1 Bluefort.D OSUT Instructor: @SGT Chan.B OSUT Instructor: @SGT Kerrigan.D

This document is intended to provide students in the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group Realism Unit with a reference for important information they will need during their careers with us in the 2-3SFG(A) Document Link

Attention, We've had multiple cases recently of people taking it upon themselves to edit their own profile - usually to edit their signature. All members are prohibited from altering their forum profile in any way. Forum profiles are standardized by unit policy and managed by S-1 Personnel, and members who are caught doing this will have their profiles reverted to standard, and repeat offenses will likely result in discipline. Consider your profile information off-limits. If you wish to use custom signatures or avatars, Teamspeak is the place to express yourself, not here.

If you have any questions, contact the instructor for the class that you signed up for or post your question as a new topic here: https://www.3rd-sfg.com/forums/forum/5-support-station/ Do not post questions or requests in the class threads.

First of all, welcome to the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group. This post is to inform you guys what you can do in the unit while attending and waiting on SFQC to finish: -Attend trainings: As an SFQC student, you are allowed to attend all trainings that you desire. The only limitations being that you will be operating in a role of Partnered Forces until completion of SFQC. -Get familiar with the forums and layouts. It is very important to be able to navigate your way around and keep yourself updated. Once you complete SFQC, your Detachment Thread or equivalents are very important for you to keep an eye on. -Meet people. Introduce yourself or just sit around in a channel with a lot of people while they're talking and learn how the people around here are. In addition to being an ArmA Realism Unit, the 3SFG is also a gaming community and our members play other games together. Don't interrupt conversations and don't be annoying. You don't want to alienate yourself from others in the unit before even completing SFQC. Hope you guys enjoy your time here.

In your Application you are required to provide us with your ARMA 3 Player Identification Number (PID). This is a number unique to every copy of ARMA 3 and is used to add you to our XML file. This file is viewable by the community and also adds the unit emblem to both your character model and the side of any vehicle you may be operating. To find your Player Identification Number you will first need to launch the game just as you would normally. Once Arma 3 launches to the main menu screen click on the Profile icon in the upper right hand corner. Click on EDIT to edit your profile. Click on the UNIT tab at the top of the frame. Your Arma III Player ID will be shown where the red block is. (This is also the screen where you will put in your Squad XML once accepted.) NOTE: If it's not visible, make sure to select CUSTOM from the UNIT drop down menu to see this screen (Note: If you haven't set up a new Player Profile the default profile will be displayed as your Computer Username) Now that you have your PID make sure to write it down very carefully, as we go by the PID number you provide us in your application exactly as it is shown in your application, and any errors will result in unnecessary delays in processing your application.

When you apply to the unit, you are given the choice for a first and last name. This does not have to be your real first and last name(I personally encourage fake names). If you choose a fake name, the following policies apply: -It may not be a celebrity/silly name -It must be a realistic name (subject to unit approval)

Candidate Ryan.B, Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @CPL Cates.J Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, MAJ Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @SlimReaper2395 Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @A1C Harden.J Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @PVT Harden.J Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @SPC Clark.J Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @SGT_Sanchez Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @SGT Clay.L Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

@Frederick Tangolin We appreciate your interest in the 3rd Ranger Battalion, although due to request your application has been withdrawn. You may re-apply on any future date. CPT Chase.T Commanding

Applicant @SGT_Sanchez We appreciate your interest in the 75th Ranger Regiment Realism unit, however this application has been flagged since you have not came into the teamspeak for an interview. Please join the Teamspeak to speak with a Recruiter if you would like to proceed with your application process. Teamspeak Address: 147.135.9.176 Password: Rangers2019 Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Your reenlistment application has been accepted.

Candidate @Jlorion21, Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @SPC Clark.J. Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @PVT Taylor.J Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @SPC Clark.J Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Your reenlistment application has been accepted. CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @Wolfe Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @SGT Clay.L Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @L. Yukiko Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @SGT Clay.L Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Applicant @L. Yukiko We appreciate your interest in the 75th Ranger Regiment Realism unit, however this application has been flagged since you have not came into the teamspeak for an interview. Please join the Teamspeak to speak with a Recruiter if you would like to proceed with your application process. Teamspeak Address: 147.135.9.176 Password: Rangers2019 Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @K Evanicki Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @PFC Clark.J Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding

Candidate @Doc Nate Application accepted. Within the next hour, you will receive a welcome aboard private message with some general instructions to get you initially set up. You have been assigned to a Recruiter to help you throughout the process of getting through your Basic Training. You have been assigned to a Recruiter in order to help you get through the process of getting into the unit. This Recruiter will assist you in setting up your mods if you require any assistance, getting you into a Ranger Assessment and Selection Program, and finally, help you get assigned to a unit. Throughout the process, your Recruiter will be able to answer any and all questions you have. Your Recruiter will be @PFC Clark.J Make sure to send them a PM as soon as possible letting them know you've been assigned to them. If for any reason if you haven't responded within 48 hours they will approach you. Fair warning, however, if you haven't responded to that PM within 48 hours, you will have to reapply to the unit. If after you contact your recruiter, they fail to respond within 24 hours, or you are wishing to attend a training within the next 24 hours, please feel free to contact any recruiter on the contact list. In Summary: Step 1. Receive Welcome Aboard Message and follow Instructions inside of the Welcome Aboard Message Step 2. Send a private message to your Recruiter Thank you and once again, welcome aboard, Recruit. Respectfully Submitted, CPT Chase.T Commanding