JD LOCK

Lieutenant Colonel
US Army (Retired)

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To Fight With Intrepidity


U.S. Army Rangers are among the most elite, if not the most elite, combat soldiers in the world. Being a Ranger is a function of attitude and state of mind, as well as a matter of skill and training. It is the fraternity of a highly select group within the profession of arms that few will attempt to join and into which even fewer will be initiated. To be a Ranger is a mark of excellence indicating a degree of success that few will achieve. The challenge of being a Ranger is to prove your ability to lead and command while undergoing significant mental, emotional, and physical stress. For those who have mastered this challenge, the coveted title of "Army Ranger" is their reward.
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Desert Storm

On 2 August 1990, Iraq invaded Kuwait in the Persian Gulf. The "liberation of Kuwait" began at 1840 EST on 16 January 1991. Following thirty-seven days of intense, high-tech air bombardment, Desert Saber, as the ground phase was termed, was launched on 23 February. In support of this operation, B Company and 1st Platoon of A Company...with a section from their weapons platoon...deployed from the 1st Ranger Battalion on 12 February 1991 to conduct pinpoint raids and quick reaction force missions behind enemy lines, searching for SCUD, surface-to-surface, missile sites, destroying communications sites, and submitting reports on enemy troop movements.

The team redeployed to their home station on 6 April 1991


To Fight With Intrepidity: Chapter Excerpts

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Ranger Training Command
Pre-American Period
Korean War
American Revolution
Vietnam War
Post Revolution
Operation Eagle Claw: Iran
Civil War
Operation Urgent Fury: Grenada
WW II: Europe
Operation Just Cause: Panama
WW II: Pacific
Desert Storm
WW II: Merrill's Marauders
Task Force Ranger: Somalia
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