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The Ranger Challenge Team is fed from Ranger Company and trains intensely from May through Mid-October for the annual Brigade Ranger Challenge Competition held at Fort Knox, Kentucky. The competition events include a forced 10 kilometer road march, weapons assembly, rifle marksmanship, land navigation, hand grenade assault course, and the Army physical fitness test. The team stresses physical readiness and camaraderie. Tryouts will be held this May. For more information, contact MSG Persson or SFC Kusko The packing list and other information is located in this file. If you miss practice or are going to miss practice you need to fill out this memo.
RCAS:
PT Test:
Patrolling
Rope Bridge
Road March Before and After
Basic Riflemanship
Random Pictures from the Competition
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