PM: One of the three soldiers aboard the Black Hawk helicopter that collided with an American Airlines flight near Reagan National Airport on Wednesday has been identified as a former White House aide during the Biden administration.
The Army identified the soldier as 28-year-old Captain Rebecca Lobach, an aviation officer who had served since July 2019. Lobach’s military honors included the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal, and Army Service Ribbon. She first enlisted in the North Carolina Army National Guard while in college in December 2018, according to CBS News.
Lobach previously worked as a White House social aide under President Joe Biden. Last month, she escorted designer Ralph Lauren through the White House when he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. more here
I bet she couldn’t parallel park….
Airport in DC is designed for disaster. Formwe Air Traffic Controller.
@willysgoatgruff — But I bet she could parallel pork.
If she worked for Biden in the White House as a “Social Aide” She had to most likely be DEI.
You don’t go from “social aide” to US Army helicopter pilot trainee without pulling a lot of strings. Starting to look like she had no business controlling a Blackhawk over DC at all.
I’m betting she’s a vagiterian
Considering how corrupt the Biden regime is, you can’t rule out she knew too much.
Wouldn’t be the first time.
<500 hours over 6 years is nothing.
Especially if your most recent experience is ushering aging hosexuals around an illegitimately occupied government building for the purpose of collecting a defiled award.
There are no fools among the regulars on this site. We all know how this story will read in 10 years. MSM and DNC loyalist Damage Controllers have been on the job 24/7 since the tragedy. DEI was a factor, bigly. She dint-need-no-steenkin aptitude or qualifications, she was connected baby! Strike 1. They’ve wiped everything they can from the net. WHY? Strike 2. There is something seriously wrong at the Control Tower too, DEI: strike 3.