Airborne School
The Parachutist Badge, also commonly referred to as "Jump Wings" or "Silver Wings" is a military badge of the United States Armed Forces awarded to members awarded to U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy.
Congratulations to the class of XX-XX (GAME) for completing Airborne School in conjunction with the 173rd Airborne Brigade. Soldiers who have completed the school for the first time shall be awarded their Basic Parachutist Badge. Great job to everyone who attended. Hooah!
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Air Assault School
The Air Assault School is intended to teach our soldiers techniques required for successful combat insertion via helicopter. Those who have completed the school are Air Assault qualified and shall be awarded the Air Assault Badge.
The following Soldiers have successfully completed Air Assault School Class XX-XX :
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Expert Field Medic Badge
The Expert Field Medical Badge course is designed to put our CLS and Medics to the test. Although there is some training involved, the course is mostly a qualification event to show that our medical personnel are able to provide the highest level care during combat. Candidates complete a written test, M4 Marksmanship qualification test, demonstrate land navigation proficiency, movement under fire, TCCC patient assessment, patient extraction and evacuation techniques, bleeding control, triage, basic and advanced treatments, radio communications, and LZ establishment.
The following Soldiers have successfully completed Expert Field Medic Badge Class XX-XX:
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Expert Infantryman Badge
The Expert Infantryman Course is mostly a qualification event. Soldiers are tested and expected to demonstrate proficiency in all warrior tasks. Soldiers are tested on land navigation, weapons qualifications, call for fire, basic first aid, battle drills, map reading, range estimation among others.
The following Soldiers have successfully completed Expert Infantryman Course Class XX-XX:
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Long Range Precision Course
The designated marksman (DM), is a military marksman role in an infantry squad.
The DM's role is to supply rapid accurate fire on enemy targets at ranges up to a maximum of 1,100 yards (1,000 m) with a rifle capable of semi-automatic fire called a designated marksman rifle equipped with a telescopic sight. Like snipers, DMs are trained in quick and precise shooting, but unlike the more specialized "true" sniper, they are an intrinsic part of an infantry fireteam and intended to lay down accurate rapid fire at valuable targets as needed, thus extending the reach of the fireteam.
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Ranger School
Ranger School teaches members leadership skills in a 12-hour high intensity course. The first phase of the Ranger School was an introduction and explanation of the mission along with a quick training on the procedures and tactics that were expected and utilized to complete the objectives. Once the training phase was over, the mission started with setting up the camp one hour after midnight and guarding the camp/going on patrols during the 9 hours night. The course ended with 2 hours of intensive combat shortly paused for briefings between missions.
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Pathfinder School
Pathfinder School is intended to teach our soldiers techniques required in navigating their way through foreign terrain and establishing safe landing zones for Airborne and Air Assault Soldiers or Army aircraft. Many times they are asked to parachute into remote areas, navigate their way to unobstructed locations, then relay those coordinates back to a command center.
The following Soldiers have successfully completed Pathfinder School Class XX-XX :
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Combat Lifesavers Course
Congratulations to the soldiers of Combat Lifesaver Course class XX-XX (GAME) for successful completion of Combat Lifesaver training! The Combat Lifesaver Course is the official medical training course conducted by the US Army, intended to provide an intermediate step between the buddy aid-style basic life support taught to every soldier. The combat lifesaver is primarily responsible for providing emergency medical treatment at point of wounding on the battlefield, limited primary care, and health protection and evacuation from a point of injury or illness.
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Land Navigation Course
Congratulations to the soldiers of Land Navigation Course class XX-XX (GAME) for successful completion of Land Navigation training! The Land Navigation course is designed teach the fundamentals of basic land navigating skills. This course assists Soldiers in Infantry and non-Infantry fitted rolls to understand the techniques required to land navigate. Students learn navigating from one point on the ground to another point individually.
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Advanced Radio Communications Course
Explosives and Demolition Course
Warrior Leader's Course
NCO's are the backbone of the unit and the Army. The Warrior Leadership Course is a two day event that helps prepare soldiers to take up the role of NCO, giving them the tools needed to be effective leaders. Candidates are those Specialists and Corporals who have shown the potential and drive to be solid leaders of Fireteams as well as opening the opportunity for advance to Sergeant and beyond.
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1 
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
Advanced Leader's Course
NCO's are the backbone of the unit and the Army. The Advanced Leader Course provides NCOs with tools necessary to fill higher leadership roles. Subjects covered include Battlemind, Army Leadership, Conducting an AAR, Effective Communication, Ethics and Leadership, Mentoring, Advanced Analysis of Army Values, Lineage and Honors, Warrior Pride, as well as covering advanced tactics, drill and ceremony, and formations.
These soldiers have taken steps towards becoming those leaders whom can be trusted, emulated, and valued as integral parts of the leadership team and of the NCO Corps.
Graduates:
GRADUATE 1
GRADUATE 2
GRADUATE 3
Instructors:
INSTRUCTOR 1
INSTRUCTOR 2
First Sergeant School
TBD
Officer Candidate School
