Hope this can help you. What are the major special forces? 1 SEAL Team The U.S. Navy SEAL Team is one of the most mysterious and intimidating special operations forces in the world. So far, few outsiders know where the SEALs will perform their missions, where they will serve as training bases, etc. However, this mysterious force always appears when the country needs them most. The news disclosed to the outside world is that there are only more than 200 active SEALs in the entire U.S. military. They are all well-equipped with both civil and military skills and strong bodies. Because they mainly perform missions at night, their vision requirements are no less than those of fighter pilots. To enter the SEAL team, trainees have to go through what is considered to be the world's toughest and most rigorous special military training, and sometimes the training is completely real firefights. The trainees develop perseverance and teamwork capabilities in extraordinary difficulties. In the end, 70 Students will be eliminated. 2Delta Force According to the airborne special service team model, Delta Force is divided into several squadrons, which are further divided into squads (troops). The number of each team is 16 people. They can operate in one team of 16 people, or in two groups of 8 people, or in four groups of 4 people, or in eight groups of 2 people. In its early stages there was only one squadron (A Squadron) but this was soon split into two, forming B Squadron in early 1979. The main mission of Delta Force is to deal with terrorist activities that affect U.S. interests. It was a very timely need in view of the accidents that occurred everywhere at the time, such as the Munich Olympic Games hostage incident (August 1972); the Moga attack carried out by GSG 9 Operation Diener (January 1977). 3 Green Berets The "Green Berets" are the largest special forces unit in the U.S. Army and the most favored unit by the President of the United States. This force is equipped with a variety of infantry weapons and transport helicopters, and has very advanced communications equipment, including satellite communications and light communications equipment with a communication range of 3,200 kilometers. Green Berets are often sent to many countries around the world to perform various missions. The real name of the Green Berets is the U.S. Army Rangers. Its English name is Green Beret. 4 Marine Corps The total number of active-duty personnel of the Marine Corps is approximately 194,000 (including 4,000 women), plus approximately 38,000 reserve forces. These are organized into four divisions and four aircraft wings (both three regular and one reserve units), both of which are slightly larger organizations than other U.S. military units. Particularly obvious are the divisions, which total about 18,000 people, which is about 2O larger than the U.S. Army divisions. Marine Corps Members The Marine Corps emphasizes integration of combat tactics with the Marine Corps Air-GrOund Task Force (Air-GrOund Task FORCE): tightly integrating their air support with fully armed battle groups on the ground. Each division has 3 infantry regiments, each regiment has 3 battalions, plus a reconnaissance battalion with 8x8 Piranha armored vehicles and attached M60A1 main tanks. Each rifle battalion has a headquarters company, service company, weapons company and 3 rifle companies. A standard Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW) has 18 to 21 squadrons with 286 to 315 fixed-wing or rotary-wing aircraft, ranging from fighter/attack (F/A-18 Hornet), medium attack aircraft (A-6 Intruder and AV-8 Sea Falcon) to tanker/transport aircraft (Kc-13O Hercules) and helicopters (AH-1 Sea Cobra, CH-46 Sea Knight, CH-53 Sea Stallion and UH-I Huey). There are also supporting squadrons of Ov-10 Mustangs and EA-6B Prowlers. The Marine Corps' mission is divided into three broad areas. The main task is to maintain amphibious warfare capabilities. In addition, the Marine Corps was asked to send detachments to naval bases and major Navy warships. Finally, the Marine Corps must perform additional missions requested by the President of the United States. 5 U.S. Air Force Special Forces - 12,500 people, mainly responsible for carrying special operations forces of the Army and Navy. They adapt to various combat environments and can complete tasks quickly and covertly. This unit also has specially trained rescuers who can quickly descend from the sky to help find missing soldiers.

The Air Force is equipped with AC-130, CH-53, CH-60 and other aircraft. Among them, the AC-130 "armed spaceship" is called the "Ghost" and has repeatedly made military exploits in major battles. The force is also equipped with some helicopters designed for night flights, mainly used for airdrops of quick reaction forces. The 6th 75th Ranger Regiment (75th Ranger Regiment) is the modern United States Army Rangers (United States Army Rangers). It is coordinated by the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM). It has three battalions and is headquartered in Fort Benning, Georgia. ,GA). Rangers are light infantry and have nothing to do with cavalry. It can use various means of transportation to quickly enter the war zone to perform tasks, so the Rangers often complete their tasks before other special forces arrive. It is the only special force other than the U.S. Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance Team that can directly participate in frontal combat. The 75th Ranger Regiment consists of three battalions, each containing three infantry companies and a battalion company. The total number of personnel is approximately 2,000, including the regimental reconnaissance team. Its amphibious warfare capabilities are as excellent as its high-jump low-flying and high-jumping high-flying parachuting. 7. The 160th Special Operations Marine Aviation Regiment The 160th Special Operations Marine Aviation Regiment is a well-trained Army aviation unit specially designated by the U.S. Secretary of Defense to perform special operations. The unit operates directly under the command of the commander of the U.S. Theater Command and performs special operations, special reconnaissance, and other special missions. The standard armaments of the Army Aviation Regiment are: specially modified OH-6 light reconnaissance helicopters, specially modified MH-60 utility helicopters and specially equipped medium-range MH-47 transport helicopters. The 160th Special Warfare Marine Aviation Regiment is stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The total force consists of 4 battalions and 1 forward-deployed company. The specific tasks of the regiment include: Responsible for the infiltration, withdrawal and replenishment missions of U.S. Special Operations forces; Performing armed escort, reconnaissance, detection and electronic warfare missions to provide support to Special Operations forces; Responsible for providing command for U.S. Special Operations forces , control and communications; providing overall airlift support during peaceful and emergency situations.