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  • That Others May Live: Silver Star medal for a fallen Airman, son

    Air Force Capt. Matthew Roland, 23rd Special Tactics Squadron, posthumously received the Silver Star today for actions taken during an ambush Aug. 26, 2015, in Afghanistan. Roland's family accepted the decoration on behalf of the fallen Special Tactics officer.

  • 352nd SOW Hosts Spouses' Day

    Families of 352nd Special Operations Wing Airmen saw May 26 the equipment, vehicles and aircraft of the unit during a Spouses' Day event.

  • Special Tactics trains in bi-lateral Eager Lion exercise

    Eager Lion 2016, is a bi-lateral exercise with U.S. special operations forces training with Jordanian forces. This year’s exercise showcased the lesser-known SOF ground component in a big way, providing valuable insight into Air Force Special Tactic’s unique air/ground capabilities and background.

  • Fallen Special Tactics officer to receive Silver Star medal

    The nation's third highest combat decoration will be presented June 1 at Hurlburt Field to the family of Capt. Matthew R. Roland, a Special Tactics officer who was assigned to the 23rd Special Tactics Squadron when he was killed in action in 2015.

  • 352nd SOW, SOAC support Trojan Footprint 16

    Trojan Footprint 16, a large-scale special operations readiness exercise, brought Airmen and Soldiers from the 352nd Special Operations Wing and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) together with Lithuanian, Latvian, & Estonian Special Operations Forces in Powidz, Poland and

  • AFSOC hosts Commando Rally

    Senior leaders from Air Force Special Operations Command gathered here May 18-20 for Commando Rally.Commando Rally, which is held twice a year, brings AFSOC leaders together from around the globe to discuss current issues facing the command.

  • Chief becomes first Air Force E-9 to graduate Ranger School

    The average U.S. Army Ranger School student is in the rank of E-4 through E-6 on the enlisted side and O-1 through O-3 for the officers. Most are between 19 and 27 years old, and only about 21 Airmen graduate each year. Then there are candidates like 39-year-old Chief Master Sgt. William Speck, who