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5/12/2011 - SAN ANTONIO (AFNS) -- In a special edition of "Today's Air Force," you will get an inside look at Ranger School. It's the Army's premier leadership course, but it's open to all services. Take a look at the course and then follow an Airman on his journey towards a Ranger tab. However, before Airmen attend Ranger School they have to make it through Pre-Ranger School. You'll visit the Nevada Test and Training Range to see Airmen getting a preview of Ranger School. See these stories and more on this week's special edition of Today's Air Force.
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