Air Force combat controllers and pararescue jumpers are trained to the same technical and physical standards as other special operators such as Army Green Berets and Navy SEALs.

The Air Force will unveil a newly approved beret for members of the Combat Aviation Advisor community during a ceremony Saturday at Duke Field, Florida.

An Air Force captain on Thursday became the service’s first female special tactics officer, donning the elite red beret after completing a grueling three-month training course.

A look at the meaning behind the colors ARMY Maroon: This headgear - the distinctive look of the airborne soldier - tops more noggins than any other beret on Fort Bragg. Green: They call Specia… ...

In the US Air Force, ... These specially trained airmen work in tandem with teams from the Army Green Berets, ... to see how these air commandos are taught to keep hostile environments safe.

Still, even with the introduction of the beret, many outside the Air Force -- and many inside -- know little about CAAs, who operate exclusively within the 6th SOS and its reserve counterpart, the ...

The Air Force 6th Special Operations ... the Army unveiled berets with a similar ... “Their accomplishments honor those that came before them and set the standard for future Air Commandos. ...

Most Americans may not know, but a small part of the Air Force is focused on precision and stealth — from the air but also at ground level. In late 2001, combat controllers operating with Army ...

The Air Force’s special operators remain mostly unknown to the American public when compared with their Navy and Army counterparts, worsening an already difficult recruiting environment ...

While the Army's Green Berets and the Navy's SEALs are well-known to the general public, their special operations counterparts in the Air Force lack that widespread familiarity, Rand Corp ...