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Delta Force

-Delta in Panama, Operation Just Cause-

1st Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta
(SFOD-D)
Combat Applications Group (CAG)

  • Unit Profile
  • Operations
  • Exercises

    Web Sites

  • Delta Force - SpecWarNet
  • Delta Force - Jeff's Specops Page
  • Special forces - DELTA FORCE - Arizona Daily Star
  • Ft. Bragg - North Carolina

    Articles

  • Black Hawk Down!
  • Delta's down with it - The Justice Department and the elite Delta Force pushed for Seattle crackdown against WTO protesters.
  • Hunting war criminals - The first account of secret U.S. missions in Bosnia (1998 Archived)
  • ENN Series: MRTA Hostage Take-Over in Peru" - Scroll down
  • The Threat of Chemical/Biological Attack"

    In Memory

  • In Memory - MSG Gary I. Gordon
  • In Memory - SFC Randall D. Shughart

    Misc. Delta Links

  • Welcome aboard the USNS Shughart - US Navy ship named in honor of fallen Delta member
  • Factfile - Shughart Class -Navy Factfile, includes picture of USNS Shughart
  • Factfile - Gordon Class -Navy Factfile
  • T-AKR 295 Shughart - FAS page with pictures
  • Delta Force - Urban Warfare - Novalogic PC game
  • Delta Force - Land Warrior - Novalogic PC game
  • Delta Force 2 - Novalogic PC game
  • Delta Force - Novalogic PC game

    Opportunities

    Officer Assignment Opportunities in Delta Force

    (From: US Army PERSCOM Online)

    The U.S. Army's 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1stSFOD-D) plans and conducts a broad range of special operations across the operationalcontinuum. Delta is organized for the conduct of missions requiring rapid response with surgical applications of a wide variety of unique skills,whilemaintaining the lowest possible profile of U.S. involvement.

    Assignment to 1st SFOD-D involves an extensive prescreening process,successful completion of a 3 to 4 week mentally and physically demandingAssessment and Selection Course, and a 6 month operator Training Course.Upon successful completion of these courses officers are assigned to anoperational position within the unit.

    As an officer in 1st SFOD-D, you will have added opportunities to command at the CPT, MAJ, and LTC levels. You may also serve as an Operations Officer.Afterservice with 1st SFOD-D there are a wide variety of staff positions availableto you at DOD, JCS, DA, USASOC, USSOCOM, and other joint headquarters becauseof your training and experience. In addition, there are interagency positionsavailable to you as well.

    The prerequisites for an officer are:

  • Male
  • Volunteer
  • U.S. Citizen
  • Pass a modified Class II Flight Physical
  • Airborne qualified or volunteer for airborne training
  • Pass a background security investigation and have at leasta secret clearance.
  • Pass the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT), FM 21-20,75points each event in the 22-26 age group, (55 pushups in two minutes,62situps in two minutes, and a 2 mile run in 15:06 or less), wearing yourunit PT uniform.
  • Minimum of two years active service remaining upon selectionto the unit.
  • Captain or Major (Branch Immaterial).
  • Advance Course graduate.
  • College graduate (BA or BS).
  • Minimum of 12 months successful command (as a Captain).
  • 1st SFOD-D conducts worldwide recruiting twice a year to process potential candidates for the Assessment and Selection Course. Processing for the March Course is from October through January. Processing for the September Course takes place April through July.
  • Assignments with 1st SFOD-D provide realistic training and experiences that are both personally and professionally rewarding.


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