The US Army's Sapper Leader Course is a strenuous 28-day leadership development course for soldiers — especially combat engineers — that evaluates their ability to apply advanced techniques like troop leading procedures, demolitions, waterborne operations, and mountaineering operations while leading troops in combat scenarios. Those that successfully complete the course are awarded the coveted Sapper tab. | Coffee or Die

119th Sapper Engineer Company, 1092nd Engineer Battalion, conducted rappel training at Camp Dawson, West Virginia as part of their Annual Training. Rappel training is imperative to rescue operations the WVNG may be called to aid in. These troops endured a long day of training to ensure our #OneGuard family and community are in good hands. | West Virginia National Guard

Sapper Leader's Course Marines with 1st Combat Engineer Battalion and 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion conduct training during the Sapper Leader's Course. This three-week-long course helps improve the Marines’ ability to conduct patrols, demolitions and demolition breachings. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Frank Webb) | 1st Marine Division

ICYMI: Paratroopers with 57th Sapper Company "Rough Terrain" perform Tactical Insertion Airborne Operations from a CH-47 Chinook helicopter assigned to #82ndCAB on Luzon, Drop Zone, Camp Mackall, N.C., Aug. 31. #Readiness #Teamwork #ArmyAviation #FightTonight #AirborneOperations | 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division