Both the U.S. Army Rangers and Green Berets are elite components of the military's special operations forces, each with ...

The logo read “ODA 3321,” indicating that the unofficial emblem belonged to a team of Green Berets in 3rd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, which is headquartered at Liberty.

U.S. Army Special Forces didn't always wear the green beret - at least not officially.

An olive-drab beret planned for 1st SFAB is too similar to the green beret worn by Special Forces, igniting a social-media firestorm.

The US Army's Special Forces are known to the public as Green Berets — but they call themselves the quiet professionals. They work in 12-man teams, known as an "A-Team," with each member having ...

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Eventually, however, it became standard. “The Green Beret was originally designated in 1953 by Special Forces Major Herbert Brucker, a veteran of the OSS,” records note.

WASHINGTONWASHINGTON — The U.S. Army Special Forces Green Berets get plenty of acclaim – sometimes too much acclaim. Often it’s a case of mistaken identity. All special operations forces ...

Special Forces instructors at Fort Liberty, N.C., seek more soldiers to try to become Green Berets.

The Totenkopf logo was confirmed to once be the “unofficial” emblem of the 3rd Special Forces Group but was “banned in 2022 by 3rd Special Forces Group leadership when it was brought to ...

The logo read “ODA 3321,” indicating that the unofficial emblem belonged to a team of Green Berets in 3rd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, which is headquartered at Liberty.