"Delta Force," officially known as 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, is primarily focused on counterterrorism.

Here's what is publicly known about Delta Force. 1. Delta Force is the Army's secretive, elite special operations group. Along with the Navy SEALs, it is the most highly trained special operations ...

Officially formed in the late 1970s, Delta Force was modeled after the British SAS, and over the years it would quickly ...

For more than a quarter century, the story of the Battle of Mogadishu, popularized by both the book and film versions of “Black Hawk Down,” has focused on the Army Rangers and Delta Force team ...

Silver Stars awarded to Army commandos since the Sept. 11 terror attacks reveal secret valor.

This side-by-side comparison demystifies the operational and cultural differences between Army Rangers and Special Forces. Rangers operate as a fast-reacting strike force, often in large ...

How the Army uses the West Virginia wilderness to find out who has what it takes to join Delta Force Graduates of one of Delta Force's Operator Training Courses in 1978.

Col. Thomas Henry, who served his country during three wars -- World War II, Korea and Vietnam -- and as an Army Ranger and in Special Forces operations, will be laid to rest on July 28 at ...

Nelms, who Yahoo News identified as a member of the Army’s elite and secretive Delta Force, died when his parachute failed to fully open during a June 27 jump, the outlet reported.

What You Need to Know: Delta Force, officially known as the U.S. Army's 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D), is a top-tier special operations unit specializing in counter ...

Seldom alone and with a side role in major operations, the 75th Ranger Regiment was relegated to capturing airfields or pulling security for Delta Force, the Army’s tier 1 special missions unit.

Thirty years after the Battle of Mogadishu, Delta Force veteran Tom Satterly says the day reminds him "why it's important to do the hard things instead of turning away." ...