Army Special Forces want to integrate more with other military units on info warfare (Defense News)

Mark Pomerleau

 U.S. Army Special Forces have worked to develop top tier information warfare capabilities and want to mix their skills more often with conventional military units. For example, a Special Operations Joint Task Force participated in July in the Army Defender Pacific exercise — a division-sized war game for joint multidomain operations in support of Indo-Pacific Command — to test its ability to win against a peer adversary, Col. Joshe Raetz, chief of staff 1st Special Forces Command, said in an Aug. 17 talk at TechNet Augusta.

Army Special Forces want to integrate more with other military units on info warfare (c4isrnet.com)

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