Female Pilot in Crash Trump Blamed on DEI Was Top 20% Army Cadet

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The brilliant Army career of the female helicopter pilot killed in the Washington D.C. plane crash—which Donald Trump blamed on “DEI”—has been revealed.

Capt. Rebecca M. Lobach, a native of Durham, North Carolina, was identified late Saturday by the U.S. Army’s Public Affairs office despite a previous request from her family to withhold her identity.

She had been in the top 20 per cent of Army ROTC cadets nationwide and picked for a prestigious role as a White House social aide. Her awards include the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Army Service Ribbon.

Lobach was the military assistant at the White House earlier this month who stood beside fashion designer Ralph Lauren as he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Joe Biden. / Tom Brenner / Getty Images

Lobach was the military assistant at the White House earlier this month who stood beside fashion designer Ralph Lauren as he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Joe Biden. / Tom Brenner / Getty Images
Her distinguished career was at apparent odds with President Donald Trump suggesting that DEI hiring practices could have been to blame for the mid-air collision. He was backed up by his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who had railed against “women in combat roles” before a sudden conversion to praising their service ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing.

Her family said in a statement that she had planned to pursue a career as a physician. Both her parents are doctors.

Lobach, who began her career as an aviation officer with the Army in July 2019, was one of the 67 people who died earlier this week when the Black Hawk helicopter she was co-piloting collided with an American Airlines jet coming in to land at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, causing both aircraft to plummet into the Potomac River.

Despite an earlier request for anonymity, the Army reported that they were sharing Lobach’s name “at the request of and in coordination with the family,” who also provided an official statement. It read, in part: “Rebecca began her career in the United States Army as a distinguished military graduate in ROTC at the University of North Carolina, and was in the top 20 percent of cadets nationwide.

“She achieved the rank of Captain, having twice served as a Platoon Leader and as a Company Executive Officer… With more than 450 hours of flight time, she earned certification as a pilot-in-command after extensive testing by the most senior and experienced pilots in her battalion.”

Lobach also served as a White House social aide during the Biden administration.


The Army released a photo showing Lobach taking part in a physical challenge. / U.S. Army

The Army released a photo showing Lobach taking part in a physical challenge. / U.S. Army
Military news site Task & Purpose spoke with several of Lobach’s friends and colleagues, who described her as a uniquely talented pilot.

“She was passionate about leadership, passionate about mentorship, and passionate about being a master of her skill craft,” 2nd Lt. Lexi Freas said. “Everything she did, she put 100 percent of her heart and effort into. No task was too big or too little for her to handle for her soldiers and the people that she mentored and loved.”

“It just rips my heart out that she is gone, violently and publicly,” 1st Lt. Samantha Brown said. “It is a colossal loss of human life. My heart goes to everyone impacted. It is absolutely terrible.”


Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves, 39, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew.

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves, 39, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew.

Staff Sgt. Ryan Austin O’Hara, 28, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew. / U.S. Army

Staff Sgt. Ryan Austin O’Hara, 28, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew. / U.S. Army
When it was later discovered that one of the helicopter pilots was female, MAGA activists and online agitators began pointing the finger specifically in Lobach’s direction—even before she was identified, and even though the investigation is ongoing and no official cause has been determined.
 
We live in times far too corrupt for this to mean anything.....did she get scored on anything other than her DIE Studies.....we dont know.

There is no reason to suspect that ROTC programs are any more honest than anything else the failed universities do.

Medals now can just as easily be proof of suckage as proof of performance.

Just look at who got medals at the CIA run WH.
 
We live in times far too corrupt for this to mean anything.....did she get scored on anything other than her DIE Studies.....we dont know.

There is no reason to suspect that ROTC programs are any more honest than anything else the failed universities do.

Medals now can just as easily be proof of suckage as proof of performance.

Just look at who got medals at the CIA run WH.
You really hate women.
 
You're such a mindless drone, spewing crap that's not even remotely close to the truth. I haven't heard a single soul blame the female pilot, let alone pin it on DEI for her being in the cockpit. I'm not gonna waste my breath repeating AGAIN what the actual DEI claim is, which is probably spot on, but nooo, this dipshit moron just can't get it right, as usual. LOL, what a surprise.
 
I would not be shocked if some WOKE assholes sat around a table and said "Who do we want to be our top twenty?"....that there was nothing more to it than that.
 

The brilliant Army career of the female helicopter pilot killed in the Washington D.C. plane crash—which Donald Trump blamed on “DEI”—has been revealed.

Capt. Rebecca M. Lobach, a native of Durham, North Carolina, was identified late Saturday by the U.S. Army’s Public Affairs office despite a previous request from her family to withhold her identity.

She had been in the top 20 per cent of Army ROTC cadets nationwide and picked for a prestigious role as a White House social aide. Her awards include the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Army Service Ribbon.


Lobach was the military assistant at the White House earlier this month who stood beside fashion designer Ralph Lauren as he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Joe Biden. / Tom Brenner / Getty Images
Her distinguished career was at apparent odds with President Donald Trump suggesting that DEI hiring practices could have been to blame for the mid-air collision. He was backed up by his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who had railed against “women in combat roles” before a sudden conversion to praising their service ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing.

Her family said in a statement that she had planned to pursue a career as a physician. Both her parents are doctors.

Lobach, who began her career as an aviation officer with the Army in July 2019, was one of the 67 people who died earlier this week when the Black Hawk helicopter she was co-piloting collided with an American Airlines jet coming in to land at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, causing both aircraft to plummet into the Potomac River.

Despite an earlier request for anonymity, the Army reported that they were sharing Lobach’s name “at the request of and in coordination with the family,” who also provided an official statement. It read, in part: “Rebecca began her career in the United States Army as a distinguished military graduate in ROTC at the University of North Carolina, and was in the top 20 percent of cadets nationwide.

“She achieved the rank of Captain, having twice served as a Platoon Leader and as a Company Executive Officer… With more than 450 hours of flight time, she earned certification as a pilot-in-command after extensive testing by the most senior and experienced pilots in her battalion.”

Lobach also served as a White House social aide during the Biden administration.



The Army released a photo showing Lobach taking part in a physical challenge. / U.S. Army
Military news site Task & Purpose spoke with several of Lobach’s friends and colleagues, who described her as a uniquely talented pilot.

“She was passionate about leadership, passionate about mentorship, and passionate about being a master of her skill craft,” 2nd Lt. Lexi Freas said. “Everything she did, she put 100 percent of her heart and effort into. No task was too big or too little for her to handle for her soldiers and the people that she mentored and loved.”

“It just rips my heart out that she is gone, violently and publicly,” 1st Lt. Samantha Brown said. “It is a colossal loss of human life. My heart goes to everyone impacted. It is absolutely terrible.”



Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves, 39, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew.


Staff Sgt. Ryan Austin O’Hara, 28, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew. / U.S. Army
When it was later discovered that one of the helicopter pilots was female, MAGA activists and online agitators began pointing the finger specifically in Lobach’s direction—even before she was identified, and even though the investigation is ongoing and no official cause has been determined.
Padded resume doesn't impress me much. that top 20% as a ROTC cadet could have happened before she was in the military.
 
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You're such a mindless drone, spewing crap that's not even remotely close to the truth. I haven't heard a single soul blame the female pilot, let alone pin it on DEI for her being in the cockpit. I'm not gonna waste my breath repeating AGAIN what the actual DEI claim is, which is probably spot on, but nooo, this dipshit moron just can't get it right, as usual. LOL, what a surprise.
Your Messiah blamed it on DEI, dumbass.
 

The brilliant Army career of the female helicopter pilot killed in the Washington D.C. plane crash—which Donald Trump blamed on “DEI”—has been revealed.

Capt. Rebecca M. Lobach, a native of Durham, North Carolina, was identified late Saturday by the U.S. Army’s Public Affairs office despite a previous request from her family to withhold her identity.

She had been in the top 20 per cent of Army ROTC cadets nationwide and picked for a prestigious role as a White House social aide. Her awards include the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Army Service Ribbon.

Lobach was the military assistant at the White House earlier this month who stood beside fashion designer Ralph Lauren as he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Joe Biden. / Tom Brenner / Getty Images

Lobach was the military assistant at the White House earlier this month who stood beside fashion designer Ralph Lauren as he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Joe Biden. / Tom Brenner / Getty Images
Her distinguished career was at apparent odds with President Donald Trump suggesting that DEI hiring practices could have been to blame for the mid-air collision. He was backed up by his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who had railed against “women in combat roles” before a sudden conversion to praising their service ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing.

Her family said in a statement that she had planned to pursue a career as a physician. Both her parents are doctors.

Lobach, who began her career as an aviation officer with the Army in July 2019, was one of the 67 people who died earlier this week when the Black Hawk helicopter she was co-piloting collided with an American Airlines jet coming in to land at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, causing both aircraft to plummet into the Potomac River.

Despite an earlier request for anonymity, the Army reported that they were sharing Lobach’s name “at the request of and in coordination with the family,” who also provided an official statement. It read, in part: “Rebecca began her career in the United States Army as a distinguished military graduate in ROTC at the University of North Carolina, and was in the top 20 percent of cadets nationwide.

“She achieved the rank of Captain, having twice served as a Platoon Leader and as a Company Executive Officer… With more than 450 hours of flight time, she earned certification as a pilot-in-command after extensive testing by the most senior and experienced pilots in her battalion.”

Lobach also served as a White House social aide during the Biden administration.


The Army released a photo showing Lobach taking part in a physical challenge. / U.S. Army

The Army released a photo showing Lobach taking part in a physical challenge. / U.S. Army
Military news site Task & Purpose spoke with several of Lobach’s friends and colleagues, who described her as a uniquely talented pilot.

“She was passionate about leadership, passionate about mentorship, and passionate about being a master of her skill craft,” 2nd Lt. Lexi Freas said. “Everything she did, she put 100 percent of her heart and effort into. No task was too big or too little for her to handle for her soldiers and the people that she mentored and loved.”

“It just rips my heart out that she is gone, violently and publicly,” 1st Lt. Samantha Brown said. “It is a colossal loss of human life. My heart goes to everyone impacted. It is absolutely terrible.”


Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves, 39, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew.

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves, 39, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew.

Staff Sgt. Ryan Austin O’Hara, 28, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew. / U.S. Army

Staff Sgt. Ryan Austin O’Hara, 28, was one of the three tragic helicopter crew. / U.S. Army
When it was later discovered that one of the helicopter pilots was female, MAGA activists and online agitators began pointing the finger specifically in Lobach’s direction—even before she was identified, and even though the investigation is ongoing and no official cause has been determined.
So the Brilliant ROTC cadet helped fly her helicopter right into a regional jet with 64 people in it. Yeah?
 
Unitl there is some evidence she was incompetent, blaming DEI is sexist.

You are calling her incompetent based on her gender.
No we are suggesting she might be incompetent because she help fly her helicopter into a regional jet with 64 people on board. Call me crazy but that does not scream competence to me.
 
We live in times far too corrupt for this to mean anything.....did she get scored on anything other than her DIE Studies.....we dont know.

There is no reason to suspect that ROTC programs are any more honest than anything else the failed universities do.

Medals now can just as easily be proof of suckage as proof of performance.

Just look at who got medals at the CIA run WH.
You presume the worst at all times.`You are for the end of the American experiment. Trump will give you that.
 
Your Messiah blamed it on DEI, dumbass.
See what I mean, you're like a parrot. You only have like three responses.
Let's try this:
Do you believe that a person with a higher melanin level needs lower standards than a person with lower melanin levels to get the same job?

Now concentrate, it's a very easy question. Try not to get distracted by your little buzzwords your hive masters told you to say. Just answer the question, if you can.
 
See what I mean, you're like a parrot. You only have like three responses.
Let's try this:
Do you believe that a person with a higher melanin level needs lower standards than a person with lower melanin levels to get the same job?

Now concentrate, it's a very easy question. Try not to get distracted by your little buzzwords your hive masters told you to say. Just answer the question, if you can.
No I don't. And more dumb questions? I enjoy educating you.
 
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