I don't suppose there are two groups of people in the entire world I admire more than Law Enforcement Officers
and the US Army Rangers. My entire site is dedicated to law enforcement but this page is reserved for those special
people I have been honored to meet that proudly wore crossed muskets and a Ranger tab.
Scott Roder, a retired police officer and lifelong Ranger taught me what it means to be a true Ranger and I value
his friendship above all others. Having never had the honor of serving in an Airborne unit or a Ranger unit during my
three-year stint in the Army...1967-1970....I gained a great appreciation for the US Army Infantry but always wanted
to serve with a small unit of Rangers or LRRP's in Vietnam. Some things are not meant to be, but I did have the
honor of knowing many of these fine soldiers. The Rangers I have met since then are much the same as Scott
Roder...fun, full of life and not afraid of the Devil himself!
and the US Army Rangers. My entire site is dedicated to law enforcement but this page is reserved for those special
people I have been honored to meet that proudly wore crossed muskets and a Ranger tab.
Scott Roder, a retired police officer and lifelong Ranger taught me what it means to be a true Ranger and I value
his friendship above all others. Having never had the honor of serving in an Airborne unit or a Ranger unit during my
three-year stint in the Army...1967-1970....I gained a great appreciation for the US Army Infantry but always wanted
to serve with a small unit of Rangers or LRRP's in Vietnam. Some things are not meant to be, but I did have the
honor of knowing many of these fine soldiers. The Rangers I have met since then are much the same as Scott
Roder...fun, full of life and not afraid of the Devil himself!
To return home, click the tab of the world's best
and most elite fighting force. Thank you Rangers!
and most elite fighting force. Thank you Rangers!
4th. US Army
7th Infantry Division
5th Infantry Division
Staff Sergeant E-6
