Category: US SOCOM

Despite pushback from the Air Force and Congress SOCOM is moving ahead with finding a dedicated aircraft to support its special operations.

In response to the identified problems, the Naval Special Warfare Command is now placing more emphasis on Navy SEAL ethics and character.

What does the future hold for the Little Bird helicopter, one of the older but most legendary special operation helicopters?

The Combat Diver Competition is growing more popular each year, but along with its popularity its difficulty also increases.

More than 1,200 names are engraved on the Special Operations Memorial Wall honoring the fallen. A symbol of our country’s eternal gratitude.

A year has passed since the Special Operations Forces (SOF) comprehensive review was released. What lies ahead for America’s elite troops?

In one of the most daring raids in U.S. special operations history, Navy SEALs delivered the fury of Neptune’s Spear against Osama bin Laden.

Is the Army trying to find an extremism problem in its ranks to appease the administration?

The future of U.S. Special Operations will rely less on brawny door-kickers and increasingly on technologists armed with software.

Delta Force selection has an attrition rate of 90 percent even though most of the candidates come from special operations units.

In a slap in the face of every Green Beret the Army band changed the lyrics to the time-honored Ballad of the Green Berets.

The Army, reluctantly created the Special Forces Branch for Commissioned Officers forever changing the force.