The Army is launching an investigation after a Special Forces unit posted a photo showing a soldier with a patch depicting a particular image of skull and crossbones used by the Nazis in World War II.

but Army Special Operations Command spokesperson Jacqueline Hill confirmed to Military.com that the Green Beret wearing the patch was attached to the 20th Group, which is based in Birmingham ...

(U.S. Army photo/Staff Sgt. Austin Berner) The Special Forces arrowhead unit patch is one of the most recognized patches in the U.S. Army. The arrowhead alludes to the warfare skills of Native ...

The Army is investigating a National Guard social media account posting that contained an image of a soldier wearing a patch appearing to depict Nazi symbolism. On Sunday, the 20th Special Forces ...

Breaking News Reporter A viral photo of a National Guardsman donning a patch that appeared eerily similar to a Nazi symbol has sparked a probe by the U.S. Army, the special forces unit in question ...

"With a separate patch, it distinguishes the unit as an organization within the U.S. Army Special Operations Command." The USASOAC patch with Fairbairn-Sykes and upswept red wings form a spearhead ...

Photo of a Special Forces unit patch. (Staff Sgt. Warren Wright/Army) The unit returned from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan in October 2017. The awards approved include seven Purple Heart ...

The Army also denied Golsteyn's request to restore his Special Forces tab, marking his service as a member of an elite unit, and the removal of a letter of reprimand placed in his personnel file.

officially known as Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, is the U.S. Army's premier counterterrorism and hostage rescue unit, created in the late 1970s by Green Beret officer Charlie Beckwith.

In 1866, Native Americans were employed as Army Scouts, and in 1890, these scouts were allowed to wear the branch insignia of ... ll find a specialized unit. Special Forces may not have always ...