Well, let's use some critical thinking here. The Ranger Battalions are filled with all ranks of soldier, from E-1 through the Commander of the Regiment. The sole requirement to gain entry into the Regiment as a lower enlisted is passing RIP. In order to become a NCO or commissioned officer and serve in the Regiment, however, you have to be a Ranger School graduate.
So, it's entirely possible that Mick Strider served in the 2/75. He shouldn't have a problem providing his Company, Platoon, and Squad information instantly. For example, I served in the 2nd Engineer Battalion, Charlie Company, A&O Platoon, 1st Squad in Korea. My platoon leader, 1LT Michael Richardson, later went on to win the Best Ranger Competition in 1994. At Fort Bragg, I was in 2nd Platoon, Charlie Company, 27th Engineer Battalion (Combat) (Airborne), 20th Engineer Brigade. I was a 12B1P, Combat Engineer, Airborne.
Proving this is relatively simple. So it shouldn't be hard for others to provide documentation and unit names & locations.
Missions are classified, not people.