What are the famous special forces in various countries?

1, Delta Commando Delta Commando is the elite of American special forces, and is a good soldier selected by different American special forces. The most famous are the 73rd Airborne Troop (Green Beret), Ranger Special Police (specialized in combating drug trafficking), Marine Navy SEALs (ground advance troops against Iraq) and so on. These hand-picked members received very strict training in their respective units, and they were trained by the devil in Delta Force. It mainly trains counter-terrorism tactics, rescues hostages and encircles drug trafficking groups. "Delta Force" is not in name only. For example, in the 1980 Iranian-American Embassy hostage incident, the hostage rescue team sent by the US government was "Delta Force". Even after the Vietnam War, the United States secretly sent "Delta Force" personnel to Vietnam to rescue American prisoners. However, in recent years, "Delta Force" has been secretly carrying out operations against drug traffickers in Central and South America. American "SEAL" commandos amphibious frogman [data] 2. The US Navy SEAL SEAL was established in 1962. It is an elite amphibious combat force in the United States, and its mission location has expanded to all parts of the world. It is the unit with the highest probability of war success among the special forces of various countries. "SEAL" is the abbreviation of land, sea and air in English, and it is called the amphibious force of the US Navy. This means that the members of the "SEAL" commando team should not only be able to perform underwater reconnaissance missions and land special operations missions, but also be able to quickly go to the war zone in the form of airborne. Navy SEALs use the revised American combat uniform, and no matter what the combat terrain, they have suitable camouflage uniforms. Member of Germany's 9th Frontier Brigade [Data] 3. Germany's ninth anti-terrorism brigade was established from 1972 to 1974. In Germany, it is called the "Ninth Frontier Brigade", also known as the "Ninth Frontier Brigade", or "G3G9" for short. * * About 350 members, and organized into multiple battles. The ninth anti-terrorism brigade is different from the special forces of other countries. It is actually a special police force, under the organizational command of the Minister of the Interior. At present, the Ninth Counter-Terrorism Brigade is composed of the headquarters, four commandos and an expert technical team, with a staff of 200, but there are actually 300. The whole team can be divided into 6 to 10 battle groups. Member of French National Gendarmerie Intervention Team (GIGN)[ information] 4. In order to deal with the increasingly rampant terrorists, the French government formally established a special anti-terrorism force: the French National Gendarmerie Intervention Team (GIGN) 1974. As a part of the gendarmerie, it is directly under the leadership of the French Ministry of Defence. Commandos are called "men in black" because they always wear black suits and black belts when performing anti-terrorism combat missions. With the strong support of the French government, the French National Gendarmerie Intervention Team has risen rapidly in just a few years and become a new force that cannot be ignored in counter-terrorism. At present, GIGN has more than 80 players and 4 officers, forming 4 assault detachments. Since its establishment, it has been hanging over the heads of terrorists like a magical sword of Damocles. As a special commando specializing in anti-terrorism activities, it is famous not only in Europe but also in the world. This unit has carried out more than 600 missions, rescued 450 hostages, and captured 550 dangerous terrorists. With its achievements, it has become a leader among the world's elite troops. Of course, there is the British "special aviation team"; Israel's "Border Police Special Operations Force"; Italy's "leather commando"; Russia's "Alpha" ... The country with the largest number of special police units is the United States. The division of special police forces in the United States is very detailed, and corresponding special police forces have been established according to different occupations: HST；, the hostage rescue team of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; SRT； Special response team of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Blasting; SRT Special Response Team for Immigration and Customs Enforcement; ; SRT, Special Response Team of the Security Bureau of the Ministry of Energy; Nuclear Emergency Support Team of the National Nuclear Safety Administration of the Ministry of Energy; Met; ; Drug Enforcement Agency Mobile Executive Team; Special Operations Response Team of Federal Prison Service. U.s. marshals special operations team.