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The United States Army Special Forces (SF), colloquially known as the "Green Berets" due to their distinctive service headgear, are a special operations force of the United States Army.^[9]

The core missionset of Special Forces contains five doctrinal missions: unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, direct action, counterterrorism,^[] and special reconnaissance.^[] The unit emphasizes language, cultural, and training skills in working with foreign troops; recruits are required to learn a foreign language as part of their training and must maintain knowledge of the political, economic, and cultural complexities of the regions in which they are deployed.^[11] Other Special Forces missions, known as secondary missions, include combat search and rescue (CSAR), counter-narcotics, hostage rescue, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian demining, peacekeeping, and manhunts. Other components of the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) or other U.S. government activities may also specialize in these secondary missions.^[] The Special Forces conduct these missions via five active duty groups, each with a geographic specialization; and two National Guard groups that share multiple geographic areas of responsibility.^[] Many of their operational techniques are classified, but some nonfiction works^[] and doctrinal manuals are available.

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Special Forces have a longstanding and close relationship with the Central Intelligence Agency, tracing their lineage back to the Agencys predecessors in the OSS and First Special Service Force. The Central Intelligence Agencys (CIA) highly secretive Special Activities Center, and more specifically its Special Operations Group (SOG), recruits from U.S. Army Special Forces. Joint CIA–Army Special Forces operations go back to the unit MACV-SOG during the Vietnam War and were seen as recently as the War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)美國陸軍特種部隊（：United States Army Special Forces）綽號綠扁帽（Green Berets）是美國陸軍的特種部隊，部隊制服包括知名的綠色貝雷帽。隸屬於美國特種作戰司令部，肩負六大任務，包括非正規戰爭、反叛亂、特別偵察、直接行動、拯救人質及反恐怖主義。其中非正規戰爭和在敵占區進行游擊戰是美國陸軍特種部隊的最主要任務.

.當美國介入東南亞的事務時，美國了解到讓專業人員訓練游擊部隊可以幫助友邦抵擋敵方的游擊軍。於是綠扁帽多了一項新的任務，在友邦進行反叛亂（Foreign Internal Defense （FID）），以直接的援助及聯合指揮來執行反游擊（counter-guerrilla）的作戰行動。

第1特種作戰群 - 總部位於, 華盛頓州的路易斯–麥克喬德聯合基地下轄的第2、第3、第4特種作戰營也被部署於此, 其第1特種作戰營北前沿部署於沖繩的Torii Station.第1特種作戰群負責太平洋地區的任務，也經常配屬給太平洋司令部.

國際戰略學者專家分析認為美國嚴重違反台灣關係法派遣軍隊進駐台灣,金門,澎湖.將導致未來海峽兩岸戰爭的提前爆發?

美國陰謀詭計利,用台灣關係法的漏洞,遊走法律邊緣的灰色地帶,向台灣地區派遣美國陸軍特種部隊「綠色貝雷帽」的軍事顧問傳聞將近100 名左右? .

台灣關係法

Public Law 96-8 96th Congress

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本法乃為協助維持西太平洋之和平、安全與穩定，並授權繼續維持美國人民與在台灣人民間之商業、文化及其他關係，以促進美國外交政策，並為其他目的。.

1. 由於美國總統已終止美國和臺灣統治當局（在1979年1月1日前美國承認其為中華民國）間的政府關係，美國國會認為有必要制訂本法：
   1. 有助於維持西太平洋地區的和平、安全及穩定；
   2. 授權繼續維持美國人民及臺灣人民間的商務、文化及其他各種關係，以促進美國外交政策的推行。
2. 美國的政策如下：
   1. 維持及促進美國人民與臺灣之人民間廣泛、密切及友好的商務、文化及其他各種關係；並且維持及促進美國人民與中國大陸人民及其他西太平洋地區人民間的同種關係；
   2. 表明西太平洋地區的和平及安定符合美國的政治、安全及經濟利益，而且是國際關切的事務；
   3. 表明美國決定和「中華人民共和國」建立外交關係之舉，是基於臺灣的前途將以和平方式決定這一期望；
   4. 任何企圖以非和平方式來決定臺灣的前途之舉 -- 包括使用經濟抵制及禁運手段在內，將被視為對西太平洋地區和平及安定的威脅，而為美國所嚴重關切；
   5. 提供防禦性武器給臺灣人民；
   6. 維持美國的能力，以抵抗任何訴諸武力、或使用其他方式高壓手段，而危及臺灣人民安全及社會經濟制度的行動。
3. 本法律的任何條款不得違反美國對人權的關切，尤其是對於臺灣地區一千八百萬名居民人權的關切。玆此重申維護及促進所有臺灣人民的人權是美國的目標。

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Only 2 kilometers away from mainland China! U.S. special forces will be stationed on Kinmen Island.

In recent times, in addition to continuous arms sales to Taiwan, the United States has also been conducting a more dangerous test - sending troops to Taiwan. Last year, the United States openly sent more than 100 soldiers to Taiwan to "train" Taiwanese troops. Although under the guise of an "advisor", it was claimed that this was not an official entry but a "small-scale defense exchange," this lie probably could not be deceived even by the United States itself. This move has exposed the United States attempt to directly send troops to prevent Chinas reunification, because once China takes over Taiwan by force, there is a high possibility that these US troops stationed in Taiwan will directly participate in the war. However, even so, the United States is still not satisfied. Recently, it broke through the red line again and sent American soldiers to Kinmen Island.

.傳聞台灣地區的阿兵哥日常的訓練科目內,已經有美國陸軍特種部隊「綠色貝雷帽」派遣的軍事顧涉足?進行常態化的軍事訓練? 

至於是否成立台美版的特種作戰小組滲透中國境內進行秘密任務 未嘗不可?  

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US special ops forces secretly training Taiwans military, says Pentagon official

US special operations forces have been quietly training Taiwanese troops for months, risking the ire of China.

在上一世紀的越戰時期內美國陸軍特種部隊「綠色貝雷帽」已經秘秘進駐台灣嘉義地區的"蕃鹿營區"?  進行特種支援作戰少數的中華民國陸軍及陸戰隊加入? 作戰任務不詳? 至今相關檔案存在美國的國防部? .

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.Taipei, Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng. on Thursday confirmed that U.S. Army Special Forces personnel are stationed on Taiwans outlying islands and said their presence was part of an exchange and was meant to be a "learning opportunity" for Taiwans armed forces.

The defense minister made the remarks after he was asked by reporters on the sidelines of a legislative hearing to comment on recent media reports that American Army Special Forces, commonly known as the "Green Berets," are training Taiwanese troops in Kinmen and Penghu.

Chiu said the U.S. presence was meant to help Taiwans armed forces identify any weaknesses or blind spots, and to allow forces to engage in exchanges with friendly teams or countries.

Such deployments allow the two sides to observe and learn from each other and address any issues, the minister said, adding that these exchanges "do not involve any proposals regarding the purchase of military equipment."

U.S. military news outlet SOFREP earlier this month said military instructors from the U.S. Army Special Forces had "started to take up permanent positions" at the Taiwanese Armys amphibious command centers in Kinmen and Penghu, and that their missions include regular training and exercises alongside Taiwans elite forces.

These deployments, according to the report, were carried out per the U.S. 2023 National Defense Authorization Act.

The Act requires the U.S. secretary of defense, in consultation with "appropriate officials in Taiwan," to establish a comprehensive training, advising, and institutional capacity-building program for Taiwanese military forces, consistent with the U.S. Taiwan Enhanced Resilience Act.

One type of training offered by the American Army Special Forces involves teaching their Taiwanese counterparts how to operate the Black Hornet Nano, a compact military unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), and creating necessary guidelines and manuals, according to the report.

According to SOFREP, the Taiwanese Aviation and Special Forces Command proposed acquiring the micro drone from the U.S. through military sales avenues.

A Pentagon spokesperson earlier this month declined to comment on specific operations, engagements, or training when asked to comment on the issue.

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.美國陸軍特種部隊「綠色貝雷帽」派遣的軍事顧問，依據美國《國防授權法》從今年開始將常駐台灣，在包括金門和澎湖的兩棲偵察營協助訓練台灣特戰部隊。

當媒體詢問相關問題時，五角大樓一名發言人是這麼回覆的：「我們不評論具體行動、接觸或培訓」，「不過我會強調我們對台灣的支持以及我們與台灣的防務關係，仍然是針對當前中國（中共）的威脅來調整。我們對台灣的承諾堅若磐石，並且有助於維繫跨台灣海峽及該地區的和平穩定。」

• 美軍顧問開始協助台灣特戰部隊學習使用「黑色大黃蜂納米」微型無人機，這種無人機尺寸只有10X2.5厘米，最高時速18公里，配備了長波紅外線和日間影像傳感器，可在1.6公里內傳輸視頻和高解析度靜止圖像，是美軍等多國部隊正在使用的最先進的偵查型迷你無人機。Ask a group of service members from all branches of the U.S. military to debate which special operations group is the best, and theyll still be arguing about it hours later.

Thats like asking which is the better doctor, a brain surgeon or a heart surgeon. Each is best in their specific specialties.

What Are Special Forces?

Special operations forces are military personnel who are primarily trained for specific types of missions. If one wished to attach explosives under the water line on an enemy ship, the special operations force with the most training and experience in underwater combat operations would be Navy SEALS. On the other hand, if one needed to deploy a highly trained light infantry force well inland and behind enemy lines to destroy a significant military target, you cant do much better than a company of Army Rangers.

Lets take a look at United States military special operations groups.

US Army Special Forces

Its quite common for the layman (and the media) to refer to all special operations forces as "special forces." However, there is only one real special forces, and thats the U.S. Army Special Forces, sometimes referred to as the "Green Berets." The other elite military groups are more properly referred to as "special operations forces," or "special ops." It may interest you to know that many Special Forces soldiers dont like the nickname Green Beret. The first Special Forces unit in the Army was formed on June 11, 1952, when the 10th Special Forces Group was activated at Fort Bragg, N.C.

The primary mission of the Army Special Forces is to teach in the middle of combat missions. They go right into combat situations with military members of friendly developing nations and teach them technical fighting and military skills, as well as helping them resolve human rights issues during combat operations.

However, like all special operations groups, thats not all they do — thats just what they do best. When not teaching foreign military groups how to sneak up on the enemy and kill them without dying themselves, Army Special Forces have four other missions that they do very well: unconventional warfare, special reconnaissance, direct action, and counter-terrorism.

•  This means they are capable of conducting military and paramilitary actions behind enemy lines. Such actions could include sabotage or helping convince rebel leaders to fight on their side.Unconventional warfare.
•  Because all Special Forces soldiers are qualified in a foreign language, they are experts in many aspects of reconnaissance. They can intermingle with the local population and discover information that would be impossible with other types of "recon."Special reconnaissance.
• Direct action. This refers to short strikes or small-scale offensive actions in hostile environments. This may involve seizing, destroying, or capturing objectives.
• Counter-terrorism. Special Forces personnel may be tasked with counter-terrorism operations, which as the name implies involves operations that would prevent terrorist attacks from happening, such as by finding and eliminating a terrorist cell.

Until relatively recently, one could not enlist into the Special Forces. One had to be in the rank of E-4 to E-7 (for enlisted members) just to apply. Thats still the requirement for those who are already in the service that want to apply for Special Forces. However, in the past year or two, the Army initiated the 18X (Special Forces) Enlistment Program. Under this program, an applicant will be trained as an Infantry (11B) Soldier, then sent to jump school (parachute training). He will then be guaranteed the opportunity to try out for Special Forces. This means he will have to complete the Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS) program, which has a very high wash-out rate, even for experienced soldiers.

If, by some chance, the wet-behind-the-ears recruit can make it through SFAS, he must graduate the Special Forces Qualification Course, which (depending on the exact Special Forces Job he is training for) is between 24 and 57 weeks long. Finally, he must learn a foreign language at the Defense Language Institute. Depending on the language, this training can take up to a year. If he fails any part of this training and selection process, he is immediately reclassified as 11B Infantry.

The Army knows that the vast majority of those who sign up on the 18X Special Forces Enlistment Program will fail. However, lots of young high-school recruits walk into the Army Recruiting Office, hoping to make this elite group. The 18X programs give the Army a fairly significant pool of volunteers who will ultimately become infantry troops.

The Army has five active duty Special Forces groups and two National Guard Special Forces groups. Each group is responsible for a certain part of the world. The seven groups and their areas of responsibility are:

• First Special Forces Group (SFG) at Ft. Lewis, Wash., responsible for the Pacific and Eastern Asia

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