What GT score do you need for RASP?

What GT score do you need for RASP?

105
To qualify for the Army Rangers a General Technical (GT) score of 105 is required.

What is the fail rate for RASP?

In a thread that was posted a year ago someone posted an official presentation that showed RASP attrition at only 35%.

Is Option 40 RASP or Ranger School?

You do not get airborne wings. Option 40 is a RASP contract. It means you will attend airborne school, then RASP, and if you complete it you will be in the 75th Ranger regiment. Your contract is not for Ranger school.

How long is Ranger indoctrination program?

eight-week
RASP is an eight-week long course that allows the 75th Ranger Regiment to assess your aptitude and likelihood of success as a Ranger. RASP attendees spend much time out in the field, on long marches, in water survival training and being tested by experienced Rangers.

What is Cole range in RASP?

In the second and fourth week of RASP, the class is sent to “Cole Range”; a remote training area of Fort Benning. Although training such as patrolling and land navigation is taught at Cole Range, the main focus is to mentally and physically break down the individual.

How do I join the 75th Rangers?

Qualifications to Join the 75th Ranger Regiment:

1. Be a U.S. citizen.
2. Be on Active Duty and Volunteer for assignment.
3. Have a General Technical Score of 105 or higher (can be waived on case by case basis)
4. No physical limitations (PULHES of 111221 or better)
5. Qualify and volunteer to attend the Basic Airborne Course.

What is the dropout rate for Army Rangers?

– A new legacy begins at 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) as the first female Soldier from the unit graduates one of the toughest courses in the U.S. military, the U.S. Army Ranger School on August 27, 2021. With an attrition rate of more than 60 percent, not everyone who strives to earn the tab has what it takes.

Do you go to airborne after RASP?

After OSUT at Fort Benning, Georgia, you will go to the three-week Basic Airborne Course (BAC), then the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP). After basic and AIT, your next step will be to complete airborne training. The following explains the training you must complete during each week.

What is the Ranger Assessment and selection programme?

The Ranger Assessment and Selection Programme Two (RASP 2) is a 21-day course for SNCOs, warrant officers and officers. As well as focusing on attributes and physical fitness, RASP 2 will train candidates in the special tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) of the 75th Ranger Regiment.

How many rasp students failed land Nav class?

In the class that the Discovery Channel filmed, 20 RASP students failed Land Nav and still graduated. 7 students were caught drinking and still graduated. A student received 90% negative peer reviews and still graduated.

What’s the difference between rasp and RASP 2?

As of March 2016, RASP is delivered as two distinct courses: RASP 1 is for enlisted soldiers and junior non-commissioned officers (JNCOs) (pay grades E-1 through E-5, Private to Sergeant)); and. RASP 2 is for senior NCOs (Staff Sergeant and above), warrant officers and officers.

What are the requirements for a RASP 2 course?

RASP 2 candidates must have a minimum of an Interim SECRET clearance prior to attending the course. For RASP 1 candidates this event is for select individuals based on peer evaluations, cadre assessment and overall performance. The Commander’s Board is a requirement for all RASP 2 candidates.