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E067: Rangers or Green Berets

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Passionately Wrong Podcast Episode E067

Rangers vs. Green Berets

Key takeaway: Randy explains the differences between Rangers and Green Berets and along the way shares a wealth of information about the special forces and what they do

Topics covered in this video:

  • Green Beret is the same thing as Special Forces; it refers to the hat typically worn for formal events as part of one’s dress uniform
  • Rangers are elite infantry with a different mission: assaults and raids behind enemy lines.
  • Ranger Indoctrination Program (RIP) to weed out applicants, now Ranger Assessment Selection Program
  • Ranger School is not affiliated with the Ranger unit; it’s a combat leadership school teaching small-unit tactics. Ranger School gets you a Ranger tab
  • Randy discusses whether having a Ranger tab means you are considered a Ranger; being in a Ranger Battalion squad of nine people is a different thing
  • A Green Beret team has more senior people: four E6s, five E7s, an E8 (master sergeant), and a captain in charge. People take considerably longer to qualify to become a Green Beret (typically at least two years). The supporting staff are not trained as Green Berets
  • In a Ranger unit, by contrast, everyone has been through Ranger assessment.
  • Randy compares the numbers of Rangers and Green Berets, and why those numbers mean Rangers often go on to become Green Berets or join another elite unit
  • Delta Force (the elite of the elite)
  • Randy’s path through the military
  • The importance of being airborne-qualified; what Jump Masters do
  • Randy discusses differences between the mission and capabilities of Rangers and Green Berets
  • Training to master the demanding physical challenges: running, upper body strength, etc.


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YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCggxZuXzexBtEhsX_TpV5yQ
Passionately Wrong Podcast Webpage: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2120466
James' Klugne Webpage: https://www.klugne.com/
Randy's Editor Webpage: https://randysurles.com/

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Passionately Wrong Podcast Episode E067

Rangers vs. Green Berets

Key takeaway: Randy explains the differences between Rangers and Green Berets and along the way shares a wealth of information about the special forces and what they do

Topics covered in this video:

  • Green Beret is the same thing as Special Forces; it refers to the hat typically worn for formal events as part of one’s dress uniform
  • Rangers are elite infantry with a different mission: assaults and raids behind enemy lines.
  • Ranger Indoctrination Program (RIP) to weed out applicants, now Ranger Assessment Selection Program
  • Ranger School is not affiliated with the Ranger unit; it’s a combat leadership school teaching small-unit tactics. Ranger School gets you a Ranger tab
  • Randy discusses whether having a Ranger tab means you are considered a Ranger; being in a Ranger Battalion squad of nine people is a different thing
  • A Green Beret team has more senior people: four E6s, five E7s, an E8 (master sergeant), and a captain in charge. People take considerably longer to qualify to become a Green Beret (typically at least two years). The supporting staff are not trained as Green Berets
  • In a Ranger unit, by contrast, everyone has been through Ranger assessment.
  • Randy compares the numbers of Rangers and Green Berets, and why those numbers mean Rangers often go on to become Green Berets or join another elite unit
  • Delta Force (the elite of the elite)
  • Randy’s path through the military
  • The importance of being airborne-qualified; what Jump Masters do
  • Randy discusses differences between the mission and capabilities of Rangers and Green Berets
  • Training to master the demanding physical challenges: running, upper body strength, etc.


Support the Show.

Thanks for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, please like, comment, and subscribe.
Here are ways to connect with us.
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCggxZuXzexBtEhsX_TpV5yQ
Passionately Wrong Podcast Webpage: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2120466
James' Klugne Webpage: https://www.klugne.com/
Randy's Editor Webpage: https://randysurles.com/

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