
About this episode
Joining B.R this week is Mark, founder of the Appalachian Ranger Association, a volunteer citizen preparedness group focused on training in the practices of Minutemen, civilian first responders and community assistance operating out of Knoxville, Tennessee. We get into how the Rangers came to be, the rules and structure that keep them consistent, interacting with the public, providing aid to local communities following recent storms in many different roles, building up from eight guys to company level strength, force multiplying good, going beyond rifleman training to specialize in engineering, reconnaissance and more! Give this episode a listen if you are looking for ways to step up your local group’s training ability, organization and mindset!
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