US. Army 75th. Ranger Regiment 101

nice grip on the rifles good to see they keep an eye on newest shooting techniques! (however I still love my grip pod even if I canง't reach exactly the same palm position with that)

So I guess the Rangers are using Glocks now too.

How long before they replace the M9 in general if this is any indication?

75th Ranger Regiment Change of Command

Col. Christopher Vanek assumes command of the 75th Ranger Regiment from Col. Mark Odom July 25.

Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Votel former 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer passes the Regimental Colors to Col. Christopher S. Vanek assuming command of the 75th Ranger Regiment during a change of command ceremony at the National Infantry Museum July 25.

Col. Christopher S. Vanek 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer salutes the Rangers of the Regiment during the change of command's pass and review at the National Infantry Museum July 25.

(From left to right) Col. Christopher S. Vanek incoming 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer Lt. Col. Joseph Ewers 75th Ranger Regiment executive officer and Col. Mark W. Odom outgoing 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer conduct an inspection of troops during the change of command ceremony at the National Infantry Museum July 25.

Col. Mark W. Odom outgoing 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer passes the Regimental Colors to Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Votel former 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer during the change of command ceremony at the National Infantry Museum July 25.

Rangers stand in formation during the 75th Ranger Regiment change of command at the National Infantry Museum July 25.

Col. Mark W. Odom outgoing 75th Ranger Regiment commanding officer addresses Rangers of the Regiment and those in attendance during the Regiment's change of command ceremony at the National Infantry Museum July 25.

Cool officer with Czech roots commanding 75th!!!

oldschool reccenice grip on the rifles good to see they keep an eye on newest shooting techniques! (however I still love my grip pod even if I can't reach exactly the same palm position with that)

Just an FYI it's not exactly a new technique it's been around for a while.

santana

Is that a PNVG battery Pack? Looks like it to me or am I just not educated enough on NVG's?

raven111

The M9 is not going anywhere. Big Army isn't switching we are still issued them in Army SF (save for a very select few) and there is no mention of a replacement on the horizon.

WildmanIs that a PNVG battery Pack? Looks like it to me or am I just not educated enough on NVG's?

I think it's a more generic counterweight holder.

LPBP (Low Profile Battery Pack)

I have no doubt that when I get ready to retire in 11+ years I'll still be carrying an M9 to the range.

A Ranger sniper team from 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment practices their marksmanship skills on a range in Afghanistan prior to conducting a night combat operation June 26 2013. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Matthew R. Hulett)

Looks like Rangers to me:

Rangers of 3rd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment board their aircraft to go into the night and take the fight to the enemy Sept. 21 2013. For 156 consecutive months Rangers have been putting themselves in harms way and conducting direct action raids against the enemies of our country. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Justin English)

Rangers Lead The Way!

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