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FBR Celebrates the Graduation of 155 New and Advanced Rangers

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FBR Celebrates the Graduation of 155 New and Advanced Rangers Karen State, Burma 6 January 2025 On 1 January 2025, 155 Rangers from 10 ethnic groups graduated from the Free Burma Ranger Servant Leadership and Relief Team Training. Of the trainees, 118 students graduated from the Basic Ranger Course and 37 students graduated from the Advanced Ranger Course. This year’s training was also the first to offer the Relief Team Chaplain and Servant Lead…
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FBR Celebrates the Graduation of 155 New and Advanced Rangers

FBR Celebrates the Graduation of 155 New and Advanced Rangers Karen State, Burma 6 January 2025 On 1 January 2025, 155 Rangers from 10 ethnic groups graduated from the Free Burma Ranger Servant Leadership and Relief Team Training. Of the trainees, 118 students graduated from the Basic Ranger Course and 37 students graduated from the Advanced Ranger Course. This year’s training was also the first to offer the Relief Team Chaplain and Servant Lead…

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