Iconic Robin Sage, Special Forces’ Culmination Exercise, Begins
“Robin Sage” is the final exercise that all prospective Special Forces soldiers must pass before being awarded the Green Beret.
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A Foreword to “Brothers of the Cloth,” a Delta Force Memoir by George E. Hand IV
A rare wordsmith, Geo is a master of the English language. But it takes more than that to create a compelling memoir, especially one so heavily focused on others.
US Releases Plan to Regain Arctic Dominance
In addition to all the current global threats, the United States military is working rapidly to re-establish preeminince in the Arctic.
The Difference Between Delta Force and SEAL Team Six
The Army’s Delta Force and the Navy’s SEAL Teams constantly compete for standing at the top of the Special Operations heap.
Mozambique Turns to Green Berets After Russians Fail Against al-Shabaab
“U.S. SOF… will support Mozambique’s efforts to prevent the spread of terrorism and violent extremism,” the US embassy said.
How a Ranger’s Death is Changing Military Free-Fall operations
Military Free Fall Operations, generally known as HALO, are being overhauled after the death of an Army Ranger; here’s why and how.
Special Forces Soldier Is Charged With Assaulting Police During Capitol Riot
A Special Forces soldier has been charged with assaulting four police officers at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, including spearing one in the face with a flagpole.
Visualization: How to Train Your Mind Like a Navy SEAL
For decades, top athletes and elite operators have used the mental ‘superpower’ of visualization to go further and survive longer.
Global SOF Symposium, Uniting Special Operations Forces in Person in Florida
Once a year, Special Operations pros from across Europe, South America and the Pacific meet in Florida to talk SOF and the future of warfare.
What Colonel Owen Ray’s Case Tells Us About Post Traumatic Stress
Post Traumatic Stress continues to plague our warriors. But as the military and medicine search for a path forward, many are left behind.
Female Soldiers Are Failing at Alarming Rates
In an alarming development, the U.S. Army has halted the gender-neutral Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) test as female soldiers were failing it at a rate of 65 percent.
March 13, 1981, US to Send 15 Special Forces Advisors to El Salvador
Special Forces in El Salvador turned the tide in a civil war that appeared un-winnable in 1981 to a victory for the government and the people.
