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...it, to study its tactics. Phuong said that the PAVN plan was to attack the United States Army Special Forces camp at Plei Me, and to ambush the expected ARVN relief column. That ambush ...ar Defense Group (CIDG) camp, 40 km south of Plei Me city. The camp had a United States Army Special Forces|U.S. Army Special Forces "A" team, a ARVN Luc Luong Dac Biet (LLDB) special

...'Lien doi Quan Sat soi 1'' (1st Observation Unit) was formed, trained by [[United States Army Special Forces]] for [[special reconnaissance]] and [[unconventional warfare]]. While it w

...Quang Tri Province, in what was northern part of what was South Vietnam. A United States Army Special Forces base was first established in 1964, manned by Civilian Irregular Defense Gr ...border into Laos. The origin of the combat base lay in the construction by United States Army Special Forces|U.S. Army Special Forces of an airfield in August 1962 outside the village

...as authorized to execute a covert operation, if necessary with help of the United States Army Special Forces|Special Forces, that could serve as a preparation for a full military attac

...iance against the Taliban used clandestine operators from both the CIA and United States Army Special Forces. As the latter conflict escalated, the US participation became overt.

...ing Central Intelligence Agency, Agency for International Development, and United States Army Special Forces.

In July, CIA sent a unit from United States Army Special Forces, who arrived on CIA proprietary airline Air America, wearing civilian cloth ...ffectively assess the end result of the advisory effort. He also requested United States Army Special Forces (SF) mobile training teams (MTT) to assist in training ARVN units in counte

...commander of vast conventional armies. JFK is remembered as the patron of United States Army Special Forces.<ref>Halberstam, pp. 123-124</ref> While the first covert operatives went i

Also in 1952, [[United States Army Special Forces]] were created, with some missions overlapping those of the Department of P

...northern Iraq, who had also been supported by the U.S., who had sent in [[United States Army Special Forces]]. Some minor territorial disputes also were resolved.

...istan, using native resistance elements. In particular, it was agreed that United States Army Special Forces teams could lead up to 10,000 Kurds in Unconventional warfare (United State

When the Korean War broke out in 1950, United States Army Special Forces were not yet operational. Paramilitary functions in Korea suffered from bur ...World War II, a number of Americans who would later be involved in forming United States Army Special Forces and other special operations activities were stay-behind guerrillas in the

...Alliane advance began. CIA Special Activities Division personnel preceded United States Army Special Forces teams that joined Northern Alliance units to advise and to guide in air str

...liance, supported by Central Intelligence Agency paramilitary officers and United States Army Special Forces.

}}, p. 165</ref> CIA sent a unit from [[United States Army Special Forces]], who arrived on the CIA proprietary airline [[Air America]], wearing civi