Posted on Jan 18, 2017
Exclusive: The 75th Ranger Regiment Is No Longer An All-Male Unit
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Well, here you are all of you naysayers. There has been one Female selected to be a Ranger.
The 75th Ranger Regiment has been a boys-only club since its inception. That just changed.
As you head south on Fort Benning, Georgia’s Sightseeing Road, you’ll pass El Zapata’s Mexican restaurant before moving uphill, where you’ll come across a long fence that obscures the view of prying eyes. Although the simple chain link fence, woven with strips of brown material, may intrigue some passersby, the men of the 75th Ranger Regiment call it home. Now, for the first in history, a female Ranger will join them.
The 75th Ranger Regiment has been a boys-only club since its inception. That just changed.
As you head south on Fort Benning, Georgia’s Sightseeing Road, you’ll pass El Zapata’s Mexican restaurant before moving uphill, where you’ll come across a long fence that obscures the view of prying eyes. Although the simple chain link fence, woven with strips of brown material, may intrigue some passersby, the men of the 75th Ranger Regiment call it home. Now, for the first in history, a female Ranger will join them.
Exclusive: The 75th Ranger Regiment Is No Longer An All-Male Unit
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Women in the Military
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Aw cmon now George. As an old SF veteran, you should feel proud of her. You know what it takes to be SF or Ranger.
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LTC Stephen C., I'd say it's about time. Not every male who goes through that training can take it. I saw grown men cry like a baby at jump school, and that was just the 35' tower. It takes someone who really wants to achieve their goals to do it.
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