Inside the Special Forces - Everything Revealed

Author: Li Yixin
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The development of warfare drives the development of the military. What kind of war exists determines what kind of army exists. Today's "conventional" war objectively requires combat units to adapt to it, meaning they must develop in a direction beyond "conventional." As a result, the "darlings" of armies around the world—special forces—have naturally been pushed to the forefront of strategic positions. Expanding formations, establishing new institutions, updating equipment, and strengthening training to fully create a new "darling" of high-tech special warfare forces have become a new strategic choice for countries worldwide. Without a doubt, names like "Green Berets," "Germans," "Delta," "Alpha," "Wild Boys," and "Border Guard 9th Brigade" have become "stars" on the global military stage. This has not only attracted widespread attention but also sparked a strong interest in exploration. In the early 21st century, terrorism is becoming increasingly rampant. Kidnapping, assassination, suicide bombings, hijacking, and hostage-taking incidents are occurring continuously, becoming a major factor affecting global security. Anti-terrorism has become an important military task faced by countries worldwide. Wars driven by anti-terrorism and resource competition are increasingly characterized by small-scale, unregulated, and high-tech features, while operations are becoming nonlinear, non-contact, and non-traditional. What was once called "special warfare" or "special operations" in the past has now become "conventional" warfare. This book briefly introduces the U.S. special forces after the "9/11" incident, the "Seals" active on the battlefield in Afghanistan, and the 24-hour selection and training of "Delta" members, among other content.