Soldiers at one of the military's most dangerous special-ops courses say leaders are putting their lives in danger
Stavros Atlamazoglou
Fri, November 5, 2021, 12:11 PM·8 min read
Army Special Forces combat diver qualification course
Two soldiers have died in recent months while preparing for or during the Army's Combat Diver Qualification Course.
CDQC, as it's known, is one of the most rigorous and hard-to-complete special-operations courses.
Current and former soldiers told Insider they're concerned about what they see as a lack of response by Army leadership.
In recent months, the US Army special-operations community has suffered several fatalities in training incidents.
Two of the deceased Special Forces operators were attending or preparing for the Combat Diver Qualification Course, a challenging and notoriously difficult-to-finish course that trains US special operators for combat in and underwater. (A third Green Beret during a separate course in North Carolina on October 27.)
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