How many US Army Rangers are there?

75th Ranger Regiment
Size	3,623 personnel authorized: 3,566 military personnel 57 civilian personnel
Part of	U.S. Army Special Operations Command United States Special Operations Command
Headquarters	Fort Benning, Georgia, U.S.
Nickname(s)	Army Rangers Airborne Rangers

Where do most Army Rangers get stationed?

Fort Benning

How many times a year do Rangers deploy?

As the mission grew, members of the Regimental Staff, Regimental Special Troops Battalion, and the Regimental Military Intelligence Battalion joined in the fight; requiring one-third of the Regiment, to be deployed 365 days a year.

How dangerous is park ranger job?

Besides braving dangerous chemicals, toxic air, and possible explosions, they also risk running into armed individuals who could pose a fatal danger. NPS park rangers’ job involves more than just providing a park’s wildlife and vegetation information to visitors.

What is the most dangerous branch of law enforcement?

The most dangerous federal law-enforcement job in the United States is ranger for the National Park Service, according to the Fraternal Order of Police, which cited Department of Justice statistics in a letter sent two weeks ago to Interior Secretary Gale Norton asking for an FBI inquiry into the matter.

Do park rangers work at night?

Hours: 40 hours a week. Law enforcement rangers may have to work nights, weekends, holidays and overtime.

Do you get drug tested as a park ranger?

STATE PARK RANGER CADET Applicants for positions in this class are required to pass a drug screening test. Testing of current employees who are applicants in an examination or who are transferring is permitted only if the person does not have a current appointment to a class for which drug testing is a requirement.