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The 75th Ranger Regiment

The Regiment's mission is to plan & conduct special missions in support of U.S. policy & objectives. WE ARE LOYAL TO REGIMENT, THE ARMY AND THE NATION.

THE 75TH RANGER REGIMENT IS A UNIQUE SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCE COMPRISED OF SPECIALLY SELECTED AND WELL TRAINED SOLDIERS CONSTANTLY TESTED FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF SERVING IN OUR REGIMENT. OUR FOUR-TIME VOLUNTEER FORCE PROVIDES THE NATION A RANGE OF CAPABILITIES NOT FOUND IN ANY OTHER SPECIAL OPERATIONS OR CONVENTIONAL FORCE. WE CONDUCT LARGE-SCALE JOINT FORCIBLE ENTRY OPERATIONS WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY

EXECUTING SURGICAL SPECIAL OPERATIONS RAIDS ACROSS THE GLOBE. WE ARE AN INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATION THAT REMAINS TRUE TO ABRAM'S CHARTER BY DEVELOPING THE EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGIES THAT ENABLES OUR ARMY TO WIN OUR NATION'S WARS. WE LEAD THE WAY FOR ADVANCEMENTS IN TRAINING AND READINESS THAT BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN SPECIAL OPERATIONS AND CONVENTIONAL FORCES. WE LIVE THE RANGER CREED. WE HONOR THE SACRIFICES OF OUR RANGERS AND THEIR FAMILIES BY FOSTERING LIFE-LONG RELATIONSHIPS THAT SUPPORT THE SUCCESS OF OUR RANGERS.

12/07/2026

Airborne Ranger in the Sky

03/07/2026

For 250 years, Americans have answered the call to defend the ideals that define our Nation.

That responsibility has never belonged to one generation alone. It is passed from one to the next, carried by those willing to choose service over self and sacrifice over comfort.

There is an inscription inside 1st Ranger Battalion that reads, “To be a good Ranger, you must be a good American.”

As we celebrate America’s 250th year and our Nation’s independence, the Rangers of the 75th Ranger Regiment remain committed to that standard and ready to answer the call.

Happy Independence Day.

26/06/2026

For the last two years, COL Oboho and CSM Masters led the with a clear understanding: the Regiment is bigger than any one leader.

It belongs to the on the ground. To those who shoulder the load, uphold the standard, and answer the call when the nation needs them most.

They challenged every Ranger to live the Ranger Creed, move further, faster, and fight harder, and pursue mastery in the fundamentals of our warfighting craft.

Thank you, COL Oboho and CSM Masters. Your impact will endure in the Rangers you shaped, the leaders you developed, and the standard you strengthened.

Today, the Regiment moves forward as it always has.

As we bid farewell to our outgoing command team, we welcome COL Armstrong and CSM Lachnit as the next Regimental Commander and Command Sergeant Major of the 75th Ranger Regiment.

10/06/2026

Locked in. Focused. Ready to execute.

Every candidate fighting to earn a place in the steps onto the range under the watchful eye of RASP cadre who demand precision, discipline, and attention to detail. Before they are ever tested, they are taught, corrected, and pushed through advanced marksmanship fundamentals to ensure those who make it to graduation will arrive at their next battalion ready to contribute from day one.

08/06/2026

By this time, 82 years ago, the cliffs at Pointe du Hoc and the deadly beaches of Normandy were no longer enemy strongholds. They had become part of American and Ranger history.

Exhausted, bloodied, and reduced in number, the Rangers who seized the cliffs held their ground against repeated counterattacks. What they accomplished in Normandy helped lay the foundation for the liberation of Europe and became part of a legacy that still defines the Regiment today.

Eighty-two years later, Rangers returned to Normandy not simply to remember history, but to stand where it happened and reflect on what was built there.

The cliffs, the beaches, and the towns that were once battlefields remain lasting reminders of what those Rangers and Allied Soldiers achieved in 1944. Meeting the people who still honor their sacrifice and hearing stories carried across generations reinforces the weight of that legacy.

The Rangers who fought at Pointe du Hoc built more than a battlefield victory. They built a standard.

A standard of courage, sacrifice, and commitment that still lives on in every Ranger who continues to carry the legacy forward.

05/06/2026

Eighty-two years ago, somewhere in the dark, engines hummed across the English Channel. Equipment was checked one last time. Letters were folded away.

Ci******es burned to the filter while young Rangers stared into the night, knowing exactly what waited for them on the cliffs of Normandy.

By the end of the next day, many of them would be gone.

They knew the odds at Pointe du Hoc. They knew the Germans held the high ground. They knew the ropes could fail, the boats could drift, and the deadly machine guns above would already be waiting.

And still, they went.

Not because they thought they were invincible, but because the mission mattered more than fear.

Eighty-two years later, as members of the 75th Ranger Regiment return to Normandy to commemorate the anniversary of D-Day, we remember the grit, preparation, and relentless determination it took for Rangers and Allies to step onto the boats, cross the water under cover of darkness, and show the world what it meant to face down the impossible.

The world remembers 6 June. But on 5 June, Rangers prepared themselves to climb into history.

26/05/2026

Plunge into the deep end!

candidates attempting the 's Assessment and Selection Program must demonstrate basic water skills and the ability to stay calm under pressure during the combat water survival test at Ft. Benning, GA.

25/05/2026

As the steams into , where some of us will enjoy long weekends, barbecues, or the unofficial start of summer, we remember that it is also a solemn reminder of the cost of our profession and a time to honor those who gave their lives in service to this nation.

We honor the fallen best by living the values they embodied: selfless service, humility, discipline, and commitment to the Creed and each other.

15/05/2026

Calm minds win violent moments.

A sniper assigned to 2nd Battalion, , provides overwatch during a maneuver live fire training exercise at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington.

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