10K views · 217 reactions | Rangers from 2nd Battalion, The 75th Ranger Regiment, and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) conducted Fast Rope training during a multi-lateral training exercise at Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia. Rangers Lead the Way! #RLTW | United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) | Facebook

934K views · 28K reactions | The culture of the Regiment emphasizes leadership, accountability, teamwork, and cultivating values such as integrity, selfless service, and excellence. Reinforcing these values through rigorous training ensures that Rangers are prepared for the complex and dangerous nature of special operations, and are able to fight any enemy and defeat them on the field of battle. | The 75th Ranger Regiment | Facebook

It’s more than just something we recite in formation — it’s how we fight, how we lead, and how we win. It’s a promise, from one Ranger to another. Written in 1974 by CSM Neal R. Gentry — the original command sergeant major of the reactivated 1st Ranger Battalion — a Ranger who didn’t just write the creed, he lived it. | The 75th Ranger Regiment

Every day in the Ranger Regiment is a crucible. Not just to survive—but to earn your place. We don’t compete for applause. We compete to sharpen each other. To walk into any arena—combat or competition—with the quiet confidence that comes from doing the work when no one’s watching. The goal isn’t just to win. It’s to leave no doubt who we are. #RangersLeadTheWay #EarnedNotGiven | The 75th Ranger Regiment

196K views · 7.1K reactions | The danger is real. So is the commitment. - - - Success in combat requires total commitment from every Ranger. Commitment to mastering the basics. To rehearsing battle drills until you cannot get them wrong, which ensures that when chaos erupts and danger looms, every teammate understands their role on the battlefield. Every Ranger understands how to win. - #rltw #specialoperations #75thrangerregiment #army250 | The 75th Ranger Regiment | Facebook