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US Army Special Operations Command (Airborne)
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US Army Special Operations Forces
US Army Special Operations Command (Airborne):
| Name | Headquarters | Structure and purpose |
|---|---|---|
 Special Forces (Green Berets) | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | Seven groups capable of unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, special reconnaissance, direct action, and counter-terrorism. |
 John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | Entry-level and advanced selection, education and training for Special Forces, Civil Affairs and Military Information Support Operations Soldiers. Advanced skills include regional and language education, and sniper, combat diving and high-altitude, low-opening training. Home of the Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center, Special Forces Warrant Officer Institute and David K. Thuma Noncommissioned Officer Academy. |
 75th Ranger Regiment (Rangers) | Fort Benning, Georgia | Three battalions of elite airborne infantry. |
 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Night Stalkers) | Fort Campbell, Kentucky | Four battalions, providing helicopter aviation support for general purpose forces and Special Operations Forces. |
 4th Psychological Operations Group | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | Psychological operations unit, six battalions. |
 95th Civil Affairs Brigade | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | four battalions. |
 528th Sustainment Brigade (Special Operations) (Airborne) | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | |
 1st SFOD-D (Delta Force) | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | Elite special operations and counter-terrorism unit. Its operators are chosen primarily from the Special Forces Groups and the Ranger Regiment. |
