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SOF Support
What the fuck is up with this shitty font?
I learned all about SOF from here.
I would argue that the reason for expanding the Ranger force structure is they were deploying their asses off with two wars and other stuff. Is the Ranger tab or service in the 75th required BEFORE SFAS or A&S? (No)
One could argue that High School and College are more of SF feeder organizations than the Ranger BNs. Not a dig tigerstr, I am just suspect of anyone who uses "Delta force" in a serious manner. Here's that link with his 2008 paper (Page 16 is a MUST READ for USASOC members):
http://www.csbaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/2008.11.17-Special-Operation-Forces.pdf
About the Author
Robert Martinage, Senior Fellow, is an expert on defense strategy, military modernization, special operations, military revolutions, and advanced technology and future warfare. He has over fourteen years of experience designing, conducting, and analyzing wargames for the Department of Defense (DoD). He has written several research papers that have been circulated widely among senior DoD officials. He
recently authored The Global War on Terrorism: An Assessment, which was highlighted by the Council on Foreign Relations as a “must-read,” and co-authored Dissuasion Strategy (with Andrew Krepinevich). He has served as a consultant to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for seven years.
I learned all about SOF from here.
I would argue that the reason for expanding the Ranger force structure is they were deploying their asses off with two wars and other stuff. Is the Ranger tab or service in the 75th required BEFORE SFAS or A&S? (No)
One could argue that High School and College are more of SF feeder organizations than the Ranger BNs. Not a dig tigerstr, I am just suspect of anyone who uses "Delta force" in a serious manner. Here's that link with his 2008 paper (Page 16 is a MUST READ for USASOC members):
http://www.csbaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/2008.11.17-Special-Operation-Forces.pdf
About the Author
Robert Martinage, Senior Fellow, is an expert on defense strategy, military modernization, special operations, military revolutions, and advanced technology and future warfare. He has over fourteen years of experience designing, conducting, and analyzing wargames for the Department of Defense (DoD). He has written several research papers that have been circulated widely among senior DoD officials. He
recently authored The Global War on Terrorism: An Assessment, which was highlighted by the Council on Foreign Relations as a “must-read,” and co-authored Dissuasion Strategy (with Andrew Krepinevich). He has served as a consultant to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for seven years.