U.S. Special Forces train a police SWAT unit called the Tigrees in Honduras. The Tigrees are learning how to conduct raids in order to reduce drug trafficking and gang violence.
Video and featured image courtesy of the Wall Street Journal
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Desiree Huitt is an Army Veteran serving 11 years as a Military Intelligence officer and prior to OCS as a combat medic. She is a graduate from the University of Texas in Austin with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Middle Eastern Studies.
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