special operations

Acting Pentagon Chief Thinks Troop Reductions 'Fraught With Risk'

Some members of Congress, including Republicans, have argued that the U.S. troop reduction is unwise or premature.
By Robert Burns, AP

Private Firm Mobilizing Armed Gang For Election Day Stands Down After Minnesota Warning

Atlas Aegis of Tennessee agrees to keep its "security" operations out of Minnesota until 2022 in a settlement with state Attorney General Keith Ellison.
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Former Special Ops Commander Warns Nation Is Under Attack From Our Own President

"If this president doesn’t demonstrate the leadership America needs ... it is time for a new person ... the sooner, the better," writes retired Adm. William McRaven.
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Another 'Non-War Year' In America

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From Afghanistan To Somalia, Achieving Less With More

From Afghanistan to Somalia, Special Ops achieves less with more.
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Who Needs The State Department?

The U.S. Has a New Set of “Ambassadors”
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Donald Trump’s First Year Sets Record For U.S. Special Ops

Elite commandos deployed to 149 countries in 2017.
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From America With Love

U.S. commandos are a "persistent presence” on Russia’s doorstep.
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A Wide World Of Winless War

Globe-trotting U.S. special ops forces already deployed to 137 nations in 2017.
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After 15 Years Of War, These Elite Troops Try To Prep For The Next 15

As the battle against extremists widens, the U.S. is relying on special operations forces more than ever.
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