Army Captain Becomes First Soldier With a Prosthetic Limb to Complete Special Forces Selection
The new prosthetic hand — which uses an advanced brain-to-machine interface — has allowed Captain DuVal to complete Special Forces Selection.
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The Pic of the Day: Special Operators Letting the Lead Fly
Two U.S. Navy Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen (SWCC) assigned to Naval Special Warfare engage a target with crew-served weapons.
Special Warfare Center Mandates Covid Vaccine, Backs With Threats
An email from inside the Special Warfare Group confirms that soldiers will be forced to take the new coronavirus vaccine or face UCMJ action.
The Ft. Bragg Delta Force Murders: New Details Come to Light
The discovery of a series of crimes and a possible third party has turned the death of two operators near Ft. Bragg into a hunt for the truth.
Watch: So You Want to Become a Green Beret?
U.S. Army Special Forces, often referred to as the “Green Berets,” are one of America’s most elite and capable special operations units.
This Week on SOFREP: Iran in the Crosshairs, a CIA Officer Killed, and an Exclusive Look Inside the Boogaloo Bois
Catch up on all the military and international news and articles you missed this week, November 23rd – November 29th.
US and Scandinavian Special Operations: A Bulwark Against Russian Influence
A key aspect of US special operations is working with counterparts to create deterrence capability and fend off malign foreign influence.
“The Talent War” How the Special Ops Community Maximizes Talent
“The Talent War” eloquently describes how the SOF community maximizes talent and what businesses can do to achieve similar results.
How Colonel Robert Howard Got to his Medal of Honor Ceremony
Colonel Robert Howard is one of the most legendary Special Forces soldiers. This is the tale of how he got to his MOH ceremony.
Australian SAS Committed War Crimes, Internal Report Finds
There are currently 25 Australian SAS soldiers that had either directly taken part in unlawful killings or acted as accessories to them.
SecDef Taking the Reins of SOF is Not a Coup, It’s Law
SecDef Miller’s move for more oversight of SOF is actually based on a bipartisan congressional bill signed during the Obama Administration.
France Looking to Reduce Troop Levels in the Sahel
The French forces in the Sahel have made little progress during their seven years in country leading critics to see it as an unwinnable war.
