I've never felt my comrades. I always keep my self-mence healer physically strong and morally straight. I will shoulder more than my share of the task. Whatever may be 100% and then some. The Ranger Training and Assessment Course is a necessary pre-ranger that everyone in the National Guard has to go to before they go to ring. It entails basically rap week events as well as an F-TX week essentially. So we give them all the classes that they're going to receive at the squad level and then we also do events to prepare them for rap week. Ranger School is arguably the most premier small unit tactics school that the Army has to offer. They're looking to just develop and hone those skills, bring them back to my unit, share and help develop other soldiers. An ideal candidate is going to be someone who is physically fit. They are self-motivated. They're willing to push themselves the extra mile. And what I like to see candidacy is just be mentally prepared for what they're about to do. Having that mental attitude of knowing you're in it for the long haul and you're here to win regardless of how long it will take. That will make you successful. The lack of sleep, the lack of nutrition. It really shows your true character and what kind of leader you actually are. And being able to make quick decisions in a timely manner, it's everything. There's a phrase that goes around, you don't earn your tab. You guys are left in right due. Every mission that you're given is impossible to accomplish on your own. So unless that person trusts in you and you trust in them, you're going to fail. It really does come down to just picking up the weight and working as a team. Burning the Ranger tab to me would mean that I accomplished something both mentally and physically. It would mean a lot. It would mean everything. And what it taught me about myself is my ability to endure hardship and that regardless of how difficult the mission or how tough it was going to get that I wasn't going to stop. It's going to set you up for success. It's going to open up a lot of door for you. And it's going to help you find out who you really are because it truly is applicable at every level. The skills that can be derived and developed from there. I would say making attempts. Don't just talk about it, go out and making attempts. Because you'll never know if you can make it or if you have what takes it unless you try.