Army weighs recruiting natives into Special Forces
The Army considers recruiting Middle Easterners for its elite units with congressional approval, reviving Lodge Act-era ideas to enlist foreigners. Defense officials note language and regional expertise would shape such a program, amid security and political concerns at high levels.
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U S Special Forces Teams Defined in Military Structure
The article explains elite forces classification with an A team as a detachment comprising weapons, engineer, medical, and communications sergeants. The B team serves as the headquarters and command and control element, including eleven members.
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Pentagon orders move battle staffs to Kuwait base
U S officials say Pentagon plans shift of V Corps staff from Tampa to an air base in Qatar next month as part of prewar posture. Rumsfeld considering vaccination option for troops with smallpox vaccine doses accessed by Health and Human Services. Civilian vaccination policy undecided.
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