e/Ranger School

Information
has gloss	eng: The United States Army Ranger School is an extremely intense, 61+ days, combat leadership course, oriented to small-unit tactics at Fort Benning, Georgia, U.S.A., (the woodland terrain, Benning Phase), at Camp Rogers and Camp Darby, Georgia; the Mountain Phase at Camp Merrill, near Dahlonega, Georgia and the Florida Phase at Camp Rudder, Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. The Desert Phase, conducted first at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah and later at Fort Bliss, Texas was eliminated in 1995. The last Ranger School class to go through the Desert Phase was class 7-95. Ranger School is effectively closed to female applicants due to the Combat Exclusion Laws pertaining to assignment to Ranger coded positions within the Combat Arms of the US Army.
lexicalization	eng: Ranger school
instance of	(noun) a specially trained elite unit of the United States Army United States Army Rangers

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media:img	Ranger Tab.png
media:img	Soldier negotiates the Darby Queen Obstacle Course during the 2007 Best Ranger Competition.jpg
media:img	Swamp Phase Ranger School 2009.jpg
media:img	Technical Training, Mountain Phase, U.S. Army Ranger School 2009.jpg
media:img	Water confidence test, Ranger Challenge 2006.jpg