Frequently Asked Questions
What is Web Portal?
A web portal presents information from diverse sources in a unified way. Apart from the standard search engine feature, web portals offer other services such as e-mail, news, stock prices, information, databases and entertainment. Portals provide a way for enterprises to provide a consistent look and feel with access control and procedures for multiple applications and databases, which otherwise would have been different entities altogether.
Who can log on to this website?
Only members of USARA in good standing can access the special Members-Only features on this site.
I am a member; how do I log on?
As a member of USARA the email address you last provided us has been registered in our database.
Enter the email address in the entry marked “Email” at the top right of the webpage. If this is your first time logging on; click on “Forgot Password” and you will be sent directions to add/change your password. You only have to do this once; you will use your registered password to log on thereafter.
Can only Rangers join USARA?
Yes. Regular Membership is strictly limited to Rangers. However, we also accept membership for Associate Members and Affiliate Members under certain conditions. You will find specific requirements on those particular application pages.
Is USARA membership only for individuals who served with the 75th Ranger Regiment?
No. Rangers are those that were awarded the Ranger Tab after graduating from Ranger School at Fort Benning, Georgia; and who were members or various Ranger units from World War II through the modern day 75th Ranger Regiment. Specific Ranger units are listed on our Regular Membership Application webpage.
How can I contribute to the USARA's efforts?
The US Army Ranger Association, Inc., (USARA), is a Georgia Corporation organized, for tax purposes, as a Tax Exempt Organization pursuant to the provisions of Internal Revenue Code Section 501 (c) (19). Accordingly, cash and appreciated assets such as stocks, bonds, airplanes etc. contributions to the USARA are deductible by the donor based upon the assets' market value on the date of the contribution or gift. Many donors choose to contribute appreciated assets since it avoids the tax on the capital gain while giving the donor the tax benefit of the fair market value of the donated asset.
USARA participates in many Ranger community causes such as the Ranger Memorial Foundation, Ranger Hall of Fame, Best Ranger Competition, and the Antelope Island Memorial. We also have our association programs such the USARA Memorial Building Fund, an award of to the Soldier & NCO of the Year for the 75th Ranger Regiment and Ranger Training Brigade, the 75th Regiment Runners-up, as well as other Ranger and Special Operations causes. As a donor you can target your donation to a specific USARA cause or dedicate it to general use.