Antonyms for special forcesspe·cial forces

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Princeton's WordNet

1. Special Forces, U. S. Army Special Forces, United States Army Special Forcesnoun

   a division of the United States Army that is specially trained for guerilla fighting

How to use special forces in a sentence?

1. Gen John E. Wissler:

   You never hesitated in the joint effort to bring our brothers home, everyone united -- the soldiers hiking through hazardous terrain, the pilots flying in uncertain weather conditions and the Nepalese special forces standing watch over our Marines on a mountainside at night.

2. Liz Throssell:

   We are deeply concerned that, after recent fighting in Benghazi, people taken prisoner by members of the Libyan National Army, which effectively controls eastern Libya, may be at imminent risk of torture and even summary execution, reports have suggested the involvement of Special Forces, a unit aligned with the LNA, in torturing detainees and summarily executing at least 10 captured men.

3. Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald:

   Special forces? What years? I was in special forces!

4. Don Bacon:

   They put the bombs on the airplanes. They're the guys that are infantry and special forces, by and large, there's no reason they should be on SNAP.

5. Clay Martin:

   Mike Nelson told the Times. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Clay Martin, a retired Army Special Forces sergeant first class, told the paper that The Army should have waited to see if Mathew Golsteyn was convicted before taking Mathew Golsteyn awards. I honestly think Clay Martin would have won at court martial as well.

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