Talk:Leader Development and Assessment Course

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As this is military training it is hard to have the sourcing regularly expected of a wikipedia article

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Hiya. I just completed some general copyedits. I think they're all pretty much straightforward, but am hoping someone can go in and verify the number of lanes and exercises done each day during deployment. My memory is foggy, and I think there are two parts of the article with conflicting figures. I'm removing this article from my watchlist, but if anyone is interested in doing substantial expansion/revision and would like help with finding sources or generating content here, please let me know. I think I have a few relevant pictures I can upload. --EEMIV (talk) 20:48, 18 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]