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Can anyone join the Rangers?

by Rhyley Bryan

Can anyone join the Rangers?

In order to join the Ranger Regiment, you must: Be a U.S. citizen. Volunteer for assignment and be on active duty. Have a General Technical (GT) Score of 105 or higher. You must qualify and volunteer for Airborne training.

What is the average age of a Ranger?

20-30 years old
Interestingly enough, the average age of army rangers is 20-30 years old, which represents 77% of the population.

Who can go to Ranger School?

Ranger students come from units in the United States Army, Marine Corps, Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard, and from foreign military services. However, the two largest groups of attendees for Ranger School are from the U.S. Army’s Infantry Basic Officer Leadership Course (IBOLC), and the 75th Ranger Regiment.

Can AGR go to Ranger School?

Although it’s rare, reservists can be selected to complete Ranger School. They can’t serve in the Ranger Regiment, however, until they first volunteer for active service.

How long does it take to become an Army Ranger?

A:There is no defined time period for becoming an army ranger. You must first complete the basic entry requirements and training requirements. All chosen applicants will undergo an extensive nine-week training program.

What are the requirements for becoming an Army Ranger?

There are technically no specific age requirements for soldiers seeking to become Army Rangers. Thus, the effective age limits are the same as those required to join the Army in the first place. Applicants must be at least 17 years old (or 18 without parental permission) and no older than 41 years old.

What is the best training to become an Army Ranger?

Sign an Option 40 contract if it’s available during the enlistment process.

  • including potential Rangers.
  • Go through Advanced Individual Training for a Ranger MOS.
  • Graduate from the Army’s Airborne School.

    • What is the average age an Army Ranger?

    Average age: 24. Average height/weight: 69″/174 pounds. Military training: Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training, Basic Airborne Course (3 weeks), U.S. Army Ranger School (2 months), Ranger First Responder Medical Training (1 week), Primary Leadership Development Course (4 weeks) Experience: Operation Enduring Freedom/