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Living the Ranger Creed in support of past, present, and future 75th Ranger Regiment Rangers and family members. RLTW!
Stay Involved.
Active Duty Rangers
Transitioning Rangers
Transitioning Rangers
Honorable service in the 75th Ranger Regiment provides a variety of personal and professional opportunities not available to every Soldier. Take a closer look at the programs designed for those that "move further, faster, and fight harder."
Transitioning Rangers
Transitioning Rangers
Transitioning Rangers
We hate to see good Rangers leave the 75th Ranger Regiment, period. But, we honor those specially-selected Soldiers by providing a hand up, not a hand out to Rangers transitioning from military service to civilian life full of hope and purpose.
Alumni Rangers
Transitioning Rangers
Alumni Rangers
Living the Ranger Creed is a lifetime responsibility and an opportunity to make "my Ranger Regiment" better every day. Staying connected benefits not only you but your Ranger buddy as well.
Upcoming Events
February 2024 - 3/75 Ranger for Life Symposium
Schedule of Events TBA
Join the Ranger Regiment.
The best decision a Soldier can make.
The 75th Ranger Regiment is currently experiencing a period of unprecedented growth in size, capability, and increased employment as the Special Operations force of choice. Due to this growth, positions in most MOS's have increased. The 75th Ranger Regiment is continuously looking for energetic and highly motivated individuals to fill its ranks.
Our Legacy.
12 Ranger NCOs attend Veterans MBA Conference in Atlanta
Rangers excel in advanced education opportunities due to their dogged determination to personal and professional challenges. The lessons learned in the Ranger Regiment transcend the real world.
Top Photo (L-R)
Collin Murphy 1/75, Derek Roberts 1/75, Jeff Balance 1/75, Andrew Nelson 3/75, Bobby Hess 3/75
Bottom Photo (L-R)
Anthony Pollice 3/75, CJ Pearson 1/75, Josh Leonard 1/75, William Austin 1/75, Josiah Hofheinz 3/75, Joshua Jacobs 1/75, Derek Roberts 1/75
“Being in the 75th Ranger Regiment has taught me that success and failure largely hinge on the team, not the individual." - Andrew Steen, Harvard Law '25
“There were so many humble and amazing people I worked with who helped me along the way, and I really hope I can impart the power of trust, gratitude, and humility to others. I don’t really ascribe any of the success that I had in the military to myself – I truly think credit is due to those that worked alongside me. I feel like I simply stood on the shoulders of giants.”