#qcourse

[anissapierce]

I luv how ppl use this as a gotcha to say that u cabt Cal q---r a slur but like this excerpt shows tht lack of empathy towards other ppl is sth tht both modern n past self iding q---rs have ..... Like way to self own yaself

[dookiegrundles-blog]

FN 240B for America's finest? Wrong! That there is a MAG 58 & gun team firing blanks in rehearsals before a SOPC II patrol at Ft. Bragg in 2005. #sopc #ftbragg #qcourse (at Fort Bragg, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv2xTZLn6CT7DtLdxdtQTBsJAf93YPgbccbl540/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=g4rsq5l5uxen

[disembodiedgrl]

RIP Staff sgt. Alexander P Dalida 🙏🏻😪 #DOL #DeOppressoLiber #qcourse #USASOCOne soldier was killed and seven others were injured on Fort Bragg today. Staff Sgt. Alexander P. Dalida, 32, of Dunstable, Massachusetts, died during the demolition training that was part of the Special Forces Qualification Course, according to U.S. Army Special Operations Command. The cause of death is under investigation. Dalida was a student in the Special Forces Engineer Course and was assigned to 1st Special Warfare Training Group at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School. A spokesman for USASOC said the others injured in the training were students and cadre at the Special Warfare Center and School, which trains the Army’s Special Forces, civil affairs and psychological operations soldiers. He said the soldiers were transported by air and ground to Womack Army Medical Center for care. Womack is one of the Army’s largest hospitals and has the busiest emergency department in the force. Its staff regularly trains to handle so-called mass casualty events that could otherwise sow problems when numerous injured soldiers are brought into the hospital at one time. Lt. Col. Rob Bockholt, the USASOC spokesman, said officials were not ready to comment on what might have caused the injuries or how serious the other injuries may be. In a statement, leaders within the Special Warfare Center and School said their thoughts and prayers were with Dalida’s family and friends. “Our primary focus right now is to care for his loved ones,” said Col. Michael Kornburger, commander of the 1st Special Warfare Training Group. “We will honor Staff Sgt. Dalida and help his family in their time of need.”