 Welcome to the Corps Report. I'm Corporal Clayton Philip-Ovage. And I'm Sergeant Allie Beisslinger. Two tragic events impacted our Marine Corps family this week. Tuesday night, seven Marsock Marines were on board a Louisiana Army National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk that was involved in a training mishap along the coastal waters of Florida's Panhandle. Marsock Commander, Major General Joseph Osterman says, Our thoughts and prayers are what the Marines, Sailors, and family members of those involved in this mishap. Wednesday morning, a T-59 Hawk civilian aircraft crashed on a Marine Corps Air Station Yuma runway. The crash impacted a government vehicle, killing a Marine. Out of respect for all family members involved, and as a matter of practice, the Marine Corps will not confirm the identity of any casualty until 24 hours after the final next-of-kin notification. When that information is available, we'll be the first to let you know on our official channels. The Command Arts O, the Silent Drill Platoon, and the Official Color Guard are performing around the U.S. This highly-scaled unit provides music and ceremony for the commandant of the Marine Corps and commanding officer at Marine Barracks, Washington. This month, they're taking all of that talent on tour. Each year, they travel worldwide to demonstrate the discipline and professionalism of the Corps. Click the link in the video description to see their full schedule. The Marine Corps has officially released the Mar-Admin for the new O365 MOS and training program for Infantry Squad Leaders. The Squad Leader Development Program was created to fill leadership positions with the most qualified Marines. Common out of the Marine Corps, General Joseph Dunford wrote in his planning guidance that leaders with the right grade and experience are crucial to mission success. The program was designed to provide advanced infantry training to squad leaders. It's reserved for infantry sergeants, but corpos who join the program will be promoted upon acceptance. Wait, what? Automatic promotions? Yeah, that's right. The corpos who are accepted into the Corps will be promoted to sergeant, and all participants could be eligible for a bonus. See the link in the video description for more information about the Corps. The 5th annual Marine Corps Trials wrapped up last Wednesday. The Trials provide Marines with the opportunity to compete as athletes while increasing their mental and physical strengths. The Marines competed at Camp Pendleton, California with events such as archery, cycling, shooting, and sitting volleyball. The Invitational involved more than 300 wounded, ill, or injured competitors. Want to play back at the events? Visit the Wounded Warrior Regiment's Facebook page for more information. Remember, you can catch up on everything else going on around the Corps by logging on to our official social media sites. Thanks for watching everyone. We'll see you next payday. Right here on the Corps Report.