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• 4th Infantry Division's Ranger Long-Range Recon Patrol

  http://www.k75ranger.com/
  History, newsletter, memorials, and photos.

• 75th Ranger Regiment Association

  http://www.75thrra.com/
  For veterans and active duty LRRP, LRP and Rangers from the Vietnam War to the current 75th Ranger Regiment.

• Airborne Ranger

  https://www.americanmarauder.com/
  News, links, pictures, stories, weekly rants, FAQ, bulletin board, Ranger history, creed, information, books, Ranger database, backgrounds, and screensaver.

• Army Ranger Mojo

  http://www.armyranger.com/
  Unofficial information about Ranger history, weapons, schools, and selection. News, forums, and links.

• Company F 75th Ranger Home Page

  http://www.lrrp.com/
  Features news, memorials, photographs, reunions, e-mail list and history.

• E20-C75Th Rangers Association

  http://www.e20-lrp-c75-rgr.org/
  Provides contacts, forums, and other information.

• Shadow Spear Special Operations

  http://shadowspear.com/vb
  Special operations community website & forum.

• Sua Sponte.com

  http://www.suasponte.com/
  Historical information on the United States Army Rangers along with current news. There are reviews of military and historical films and books.

• The LRRP/Rangers of the Vietnam War

  http://www.lrrprangers.com/
  Served the 1st Cavalry Division from 1966 until 1972. History, photos, and memorials.

• U. S. Army Ranger Association

  http://www.ranger.org/
  National Headquarters site with current activities, membership information, Ranger locator service, Ranger Base points of contact.

• Worldwide Army Rangers, W.A.R. Inc.

  http://www.rangers-army.org/
  A Nonprofit organization of Army Rangers. Provides constitution, bylaws and overview of organization.

 

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