US Army Special Operations soldiers reportedly injured in explosion at Fort Bragg

At least 15 members of US Army Special Operations Command were injured Thursday in an explosion at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Authorities said they were transported to Womack Army Medical Center by helicopter after an explosion on one of the training fields at the base, according to WRAL.

ABC affiliate WTVD has reported that the explosion happened when a vehicle rolled over at a remote area of the base, but details about the injuries remain unclear.

"There are injuries but we don't know the extent," Special Operations Command Lt. Col. Rob Bockholt told Fox News.

The incident comes a day after an amphibious assault vehicle carrying 15 Marines burst into flames during a Combat Readiness Evaluation exercise at Camp Pendleton in California. All of the Marines were able to escape the vehicle and were taken to hospitals for treatment. Five were listed in critical condition and another five were listed as serious.

Fort Bragg is home to Army Airborne and Special Operations Forces.

This is a developing story.