The name of the United States special forces

American special forces are divided into military special forces, federal special police special forces and local special forces.

1, army:

Army (motto is "invincible")

75th Mounted Police Corps,

160 Special Marine Corps (160th SOAR),

"Special Forces" (SF), an army special operations force,

1 Special Operations Force "Delta Force"

Navy sea, land and air task force "seal"

Air Force Combat Air Control Group (CCT),

Skydiver (PJ),

Special meteorological officer

Marine Corps compulsory reconnaissance (compulsory reconnaissance)

Rapid anti-terrorism security team.

2. Federal units:

Federal Beaureau of Investigation

HRT- Hostage Rescue Team Hostage Rescue Team (FBI), the HRT hostage rescue team is the highest-ranking special police in the FBI tactical team, and its personnel are completely trained by "Delta" and "Seal", so it is called "the elite of the elite".

SWAT- Special Weapons and Tactics Team Special Armed Tactics Team (FBI), the FBI also has its own SWAT team, and the FBI enjoys the highest priority in five aspects that affect society: anti-atrocities, drugs/organized crime, foreign counterintelligence, violent crime and white-collar crime. Therefore, the FBI's special police team for interstate crimes can cross the priority of state police in right to interfere (without violating American law), and of course, it can also jointly enforce the law with special police teams from all over the country.

Department of Homeland Security

SRT Special Response Team (Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Department of Homeland Security)

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

The Special Operations Division (SAD) of the Central Intelligence Agency is affiliated to the National Secret Intelligence Agency (NCS).

Federal prison service

Classification-Special Operations and Response Team Special Operations Response Team (FBP Federal Prison Administration)

Ministry of Justice

SRT- Special Response Team (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Weapons and Explosives, Ministry of Justice)

MET- Mobile Executive Team Mobile Executive Team (DEA, DEA, Ministry of Justice)

Department of Energy

SRT Special Response Team (Department of Energy Security)

NEST Nuclear Emergency Support Team (NNSA, National Nuclear Safety Administration, Ministry of Energy)

Law police station

Special Task Force (U.S. Marshal)

3. Location:

SWAT- Special Weapons and Tactics Team (local police station)

"S.W.A.T" is the abbreviation of "special weapons and tactics", but actually Chinese can also be simply translated as "SWAT team", because in American English, there are only two words referring to SWAT or tactical team, and "swat" is the most commonly used, although it is in 65438+. If you want to refer to a specific special police team, you often need to add the abbreviation of its subordinate police station in front. For example, the swat team of the LAPD is Lapzwart. However, the names of special police units in different parts of the United States are not the same, not all of them are "SWAT". For example:

Chicago Police Department HBT (Hostages, Roadblocks and Terrorism Unit).

Seattle Police Department Emergency Team.

Portland Police Department Special Emergency Response Team (SERT).

Kansas City Police Tactical Response Team (TRT).

SEB (Special Enforcement Bureau) of Los Angeles County Police Department (note that it is Los Angeles County, not Los Angeles City)

New york Police Department Special Police Team (NYPD), ESU (Emergency Services Unit),

Slightly different from the general special police, the team can not only carry out anti-terrorism tasks, but also provide rescue and emergency medical services, such as major car accidents and building collapses. At present, it belongs to the Special Operations Department of new york Police Department.

American sheriffs have similar swat teams.