What branch of the military is special forces?

United States Army Special Forces

U.S. Army Special Forces
Active	9 April 1987
Country	United States
Branch	United States Army
Type	Special operations force

What branch has the most elite special forces?

SEAL Team 6, officially known as United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU), and Delta Force, officially known as 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D), are the most highly trained elite forces in the U.S. military.

What is an Army Special Forces unit?

This is an elite U.S. Army special operations unit, next on the list of most elite military special forces branches in the US, trained to fly helicopters to support other troops. The scope of their mission includes insertion or extraction of special operations forces, attack missions, and reconnaissance.

What are the most elite US Special Forces Groups?

These elite special forces groups such the Green Berets, US Delta Force and The Night Stalkers, are all tasked with specific missions and focuses, making them among the most elite US special forces. Delta Force is also referred to as the Army Combined Applications Group, and many of its missions are classified.

How to become a marine Special Forces member?

Since their list is shorter, many wonder the Marine special forces name, which is the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command, better recognized as MARSOC. You must have the willpower to survive the training, the minds to pass the exam, the tactics to plan and improvise, and the skills to become a member of an elite force of the military.

Are there any special operations units in the Marines?

There are several U.S. Marine Corps special operations elements that are covered by MARSOC. Under the umbrella of MARSOC are the Marine Raider Regiment, the Marine Raider Support Group, and Marine Special Operations School. Their notable operation is Operation Enduring Freedom.