Airmen lead the way in last pre Ranger course
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10/28/2014 03:02 PM CDT
Twenty-one Airmen from around the Air Force were put to the test both physically and mentally in their pursuits to attend the U.S. Army Ranger school during the Ranger Assessment Course Oct. 2-16, 2014, at Silver Flag Alpha range, Nevada. The course has existed in Nevada since the early 1980s, and this was the last class at this location.
The RAC is a two week-long leadership course designed to prepare Airmen of all Air Force Specialty Codes for Ranger school. Airmen endure and are evaluated on extreme physical, mental and emotional stress, while coping with demanding conditions, 23 hours a day.
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