U.S. Army Soldiers who ride on Motorcycle Safety Training Exercise
Channel: Defense Now
Date: 2021-06-14

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Motorcycle Safety
FORT CARSON, CO, UNITED STATES
06.01.2021


U.S. Army Soldiers who ride or are interested in riding their motorcycles on Fort Carson are required to attend a motorcycle safety training course prior to riding on post. The motorcycle training classes are divided into three categories; Basic Riders Course (BRC) Basic Riders Course 2 (BRC2) and Military Sports Bike Riders Course (MSRC). Classes are conducted on a weekly basis, to register for any of the courses contact you company Motorcycle Mentor. (U.S Army video by Spc. Ruby Torres)

Film Credits: Video by Spc. Ruby Torres 
14th Public Affairs Detachment  

Motorcycle
4th Infantry Division
Fort Carson
Army
Ivy Division

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