Category: SpecOps

In a potential shift of monumental proportions, the U.S. Army is considering a proposition to reduce special operations programs by an estimated 10% in the forthcoming years.

Retired Major General John K. Singlaub, a decorated special operations legend has passed away peacefully at 100.

Staffed with the toughest and most resourceful soldiers the U.K. has to offer, the SAS only accepts the cream of the crop.

Despite the skill of the pilots and the quality of the platform, helocasting can be harrowing.

The Snow Leopard Commando Unit is an elite military unit of the People’s Liberation Army specializing in mountain combat. They are trained to operate in the snow-covered terrain of the Tibetan-Qinghai Plateau, which is mostly inhabited by ethnic Tibetans and belongs to China. How did this elite unit come about? Here, are 10 things you […]

Even among the ranks of American special operators, Marcinko, his record, and his reputation are all exceptional — and it’s easy to see why.

The Delta Force hostage-rescue operation was one of the first for the Unit that views itself as a group of “quiet professionals.”

The principle of “one team, one fight” might be overused today, but it is of paramount importance in a military setting.

The most elite bastion of defense against China, the special forces of Taiwan are an established partner of American special operation units.

In a war with China, allied and partner commando units that U.S. special operation forces have helped stand up or train would be an advantage for the U.S. military.

I counted eight again and took up formation to land at our designated spot. But a problem had occurred.

While that toll during the GWOT has been heavy, U.S. special operations forces are now better prepared to face near-peer adversaries.