Special Forces

Michelle Black’s book breaks down, minute-by-minute, the awful events that unfolded in Niger in 2017 and the Army’s shameful reaction.

From becoming a master at surveillance to winning hearts and minds these are the three most interesting Special Forces courses.

Data tracking. In an age where nearly everything we do is recorded, it’s almost impossible to be truly “off the grid.”

Staind’s Aaron Lewis is an enormous troop supporter and does more for them than you can imagine. And I got to meet him!

“Navigate the apparatus and move out smartly!!” Find out about “Nasty Nick,” the famous Special Forces Obstacle Course.

Afghan Special Forces raided a Taliban prison in Khashrood district of western Nimroz province early Saturday morning. They freed at least 20 members of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) kept captive by the Taliban, Bilal Sarwary an Afghan journalist, posted on Twitter. Hours later, the Ministry of Defense released a statement confirming […]

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

Discover how SOFREP writer John Black ended up joining one of the world’s most elite combat units.

Read how Danny Castillo’s journey of perseverance led him to complete the Bataan Memorial Death March and overcome yet another obstacle.

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

The knife is a part of the legacy of the Regiment and quite fitting as it is named for LTG Yarborough, an SF legend.

On April 5, 1970, Brian Buker would fall in action in Vietnam. He would be awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions that day.