Rangers train for 20th deployment to Afghanistan at Fort Knox
WDRB
By Lindsay Allen
Posted: Apr 16, 2014
FORT KNOX, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Rangers are the Army's most elite soldiers who are put into some of the most dangerous situations in Afghanistan.
It's just training, but in real life this is what the Army Rangers do best.
"The most intense is the constant tempo that we do it," said First Sgt. Nathan Dunn.
In Afghanistan they do special operations, ambush attacks -- taking out high-level members of Al-Qaeda.
"We have a lot of focus on working on those enemy networks," explained Lt. Col. Patrick Ellis, 3rd Ranger Battalion Commander.
It's a job for the most elite and mentalLY tough. In fact, some of the equipment the Rangers use can't be shown because it's classified.
So why is this happening At Fort Knox? At Fort Benning, the Rangers share training facilities with other more conventional units.
"It can get crowded at times with a lot of the elements there as you know the armor school used to be here but moved to Fort Benning," explained Ellis.
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