The 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) is a 21,000 Soldier strong, division-level Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF) command within the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC).

In 1984 alone, the command oversaw the reactivation of 1st Special Forces Group (SFG) and the addition of a Ranger Regimental headquarters and the 3rd Ranger Battalion. Early the following year ...

“The patch is an unofficial patch not approved by the command in any kind of way from Third Special Forces Group,” said Maj. Russell Gordon, spokesperson for 1st Special Forces Command.

The 1st Special Forces Command said farewell to one leader and welcomed another during a ceremony Tuesday at Fort Bragg. Maj. Gen. John Deedrick Jr. passed on the command’s colors and ...

Maj. Gen. John Brennan relinquished command Aug. 12 to Maj. Gen. Richard E. Angle during a change of command ceremony at Fort Bragg. The command is responsible for more than 23,000 Army ...

The Totenkopf logo was confirmed to once have been ... Russell Gordon with the 1st Special Forces Command told the Army Times. The Totenkopfverbände was the symbol for members of the ...

1st Special Forces Command and 7th Infantry Division soldiers were both training on a Joint Base Lewis-McChord range in Washington. (Michele Wiencek/Army) The Army has halted all live-fire ...

Then-Brig. Gen. John W. Brennan Jr. is shown during his tenure with the 101st Airborne Division. The general serving as the number two for the secretive Joint Special Operations Command will be ...

Special operations forces (SOF), or more simply referred to as special operations, refers to all units assigned under the U.S. Special Operations Command ... of the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 10th ...

ARLINGTON, Va. — Under Thursday’s perfect blue skies, soldiers from the 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) gathered to honor President John F. Kennedy at his gravesite in Arlington National ...