Special ops leaders eye alarming levels of adversary collaboration
China, Russia, Iran and North Korea are all finding ways to antagonize U.S. efforts.
By Todd South
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SOCOM must improve high-risk training oversight, report says
Parachute and combat dive training incidents account for the bulk of special operations training mishaps.
By Todd South
Army Green Berets killed in Niger had air support available
Officials at AFRICOM cannot confirm at this time if U.S. forces attempted to call in close-air support.
By Shawn Snow
Former Special Forces medic to receive Medal of Honor for mission long kept secret
If he hadn’t wanted to avoid the Marine Corps so badly, retired Capt. Gary Michael ”Mike” Rose might never have been on the 1970 operation that earned him the military’s highest award for valor.
Army identifies Special Forces student killed in training incident
Seven others were injured in the Thursday morning incident, which happened during demolitions training, according to U.S. Army Special Operations Command.
By Michelle Tan
Pentagon identifies Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. Aaron Butler, 27, died Wednesday in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, from wounds he suffered when an improvised explosive device exploded during combat operations.
By Michelle Tan
Tennessee state Sen. Green, nominated for Army secretary, won't run for Congress next year
When state Sen. Mark Green abandoned his bid for Tennessee governor in June after his failed nomination for Army secretary, he said he would turn his attention to a “higher capacity” in Washington.
Jordan releases security footage of shooting of 3 US troops
Jordan’s military released security camera footage Monday of a shooting in which a Jordanian soldier killed three U.S. military trainers at an air base in the kingdom.
By Omar Akour