Info on U.S. Special Forces.?

Question

I am intrested in trying out for Special Forces. My problem is that I am deployed, and there are no SF recruiters around. The S.F. website hasnt been updated in a year. I was wondering if anyone knew information that could help me find a new website, or a recent e-mail address to a SF recruiter. Thanks.

Answer 1

You can use the regular go.army site here. It works. Trust me. Recruiters are recruiters:



http://www.goarmy.com/special_forces/find_a_recruiter.jsp



or if you want you can write these dudes:



Recruiting Station Locations





Recruiting Station

Areas of Responsibility



Fort Benning SF Recruiting



Ft Benning Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website



Bldg. 235 Gillispie St

Ft Polk

Fort Benning, GA 31905 Ft Gillem

COM: 706-545-3079/6778 Ft McPherson

DSN: 835-3079/6778 Macdill AFB

FAX# [phone] Eglin AFB

POC: [e-mail] Redstone Arsenal

Ft Rucker

Dahlonega



SF Recruiting Team - Europe Europe Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website





HHC, 1st PERSCOM Balkans

Bldg 4222 Rm 103 1st Floor

Tompkins Barracks, GE 68723

COM: 011-49-6202-25825

DSN: 379-6558/6559/6037/6430

FAX# [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Fort Stewart SF Recruiting Ft Stewart Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website

Bldg 160, 195 Garry Owen St Hunter Army Airfield

Fort Stewart, GA 31314 Ft Gordon

COM: 912-767-1400/2160

FAX#: [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Fort Drum SF Recruiting Ft Eustis Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website



Building T-1003, Nash Blvd. Ft. Drum

Ft. Drum, NY 13602 Ft Detrick

COM: 315-772-7327 Ft Lee

FAX#: [phone] Ft Meade

POC: [e-mail] Ft Myer/Ft McNair

Ft Belvoir

Ft Monmouth

Ft Lee

Ft Story

Aberdeen Proving Ground

West Point



Fort Bragg SF Recruiting Ft Bragg Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website





Bldg 2-1120, Macomb Street Ft Jackson

Bragg, NC 28310

COM: 910-432-1818/5083

DSN: 239-1818

FAX# [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Fort Riley SF Recruiting Ft Bragg Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website



Bldg 211, Room 216, Custer Rd. Ft Jackson

P.O. Box 2425

Fort Riley, KS 66442

COM: 785-240-1838/1839/1840

DSN: 520-1838

FAX: [phone]

POC: [e-mail]

Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website



http://www.bragg.army.mil/specialforces/



Fort Campbell SF Recruiting Ft Campbell

2206 Indiana Avenue Ft Knox

Ft Campbell, KY 42223-50000 Ft Leonard wood

COM: 270-798-9818

DSN: 356 -9818

FAX# [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Fort Hood SF Recruiting Ft Hood Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website



Bldg 4231 78TH Street Ft Sam Houston

Ft Hood, TX 76544-0577 White Sands Missile Range

COM: 254-288-5324/9063

DSN: 738-5324/9063/7411/5566

FAX# [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Fort Carson SF Recruiting Ft Carson Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website

1675 Ellis St., Bldg 1217, Room 305 Ft Sill

Ft Carson, CO 80913

COM: 719-524-1461/1462

DSN: 883-1461/1462

FAX# [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Fort Lewis SF Recruiting Ft Lewis Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website



Bldg 9181 Rm 152, Cramer St Alaska

P.O. Box 33903

Ft Lewis, WA 98433-0903

COM: 253-966-7327/3901

DSN: 347-7327

FAX# [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Hawaii SF Recruiting Hawaii Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website

Bldg 2082, Flagger Rd. Korea

Schofield Barracks, Hawaii 96857 Japan

COM: 808-655-4397

FAX: [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



FT. Bliss Recruiting Ft. Bliss Visit this SF Recruiting Stations Website

1733 Pleasonton Rd, Bldg 516A, room 108 Ft. Irwin

Fort Bliss, TX 79916 Ft. Huachuca

COM: 915-569-6432/6433 White Sands Missile Range

DSN: 979-5432/6433 DLI

FAX: [phone]

POC: [e-mail]



Good luck with the 'long walk' bro

Answer 2

Fort Carson Special Forces

Answer 3

neither is really better than the other. they both receive relentless training that an average man cannot do in all of these aspects. and also it depends entirely on the individual. say there's a a Navy SEAL who just barely made it in and a SF Soldier who gave his all on every twist and turn or vice versa. who do you think would be better? although, the SEALS receive their training for a longer period of time and go through that same training multiple times. so if its added training you're looking for, go for the SEALs. but you need to be ready. as for benefits, it is rare that you see an operator who is what he is for benefits, but if you need to know. every military branch receives the same benefits Veterans affairs, yellow ribbons, and GI Bills etc. both receive the same technological assistance, personally Id have to say that they are about equal in air and land training, even if SF receives more land training, when it comes to water, that's a given to the SEALs. it is impossible to determine how often which team will be deployed while serving. both are trained on both sides of interrogation, as the interrogator AND interrogated. and receive equal training in that, after all if you're in any Spec Ops team, you must have training in this, no one wants you to spill anything in interrogation and all teams no matter the branch WILL make you resistant, believe me. more offered schools will definitely be army (Special Forces). both teams are equal in versatility, they need to be, and if you aren't your instructors will make you. who is tougher to get into is dependant on who the person is that is deciding Between the 2, what are you good and and what are you not good at. and both have the same roles in duty. such as CT, CA, DA, Recon, etc. and, not to be rude but you are wrong on that last part.. both have specific duties in their team. and both teams are trained in all roles, but one member will be trained in his specific role. and to be honest. this is a bit of an ignorant question.

Answer 4

Uhm that us ussally handled with your chain of command and takes recommendations from the your CO, I am sure if numbers allow they can let you go try out. What branch?

Answer 5

check with your command