Currently, only three Army units are authorized to wear berets: Airborne units wear maroon berets, Special Forces wear green and Rangers black. In an announcement Thursday evening from its ...

Currently, only three Army units are authorized to wear berets: Airborne units wear maroon berets, Special Forces wear green (and are known as the Green Berets) and Rangers wear black. In an ...

Kennedy authorized Special Forces to wear the famous green beret ... Only soldiers assigned to airborne units can wear the maroon beret in the U.S. military. To be assigned to an airborne unit ...

Currently, only three Army units are authorized to wear berets: Airborne units wear maroon berets, Special Forces wear green (and are known famously as the Green Berets) and Rangers wear black.

Around this home of the glory-covered Army Rangers ... Currently, only three types of units are authorized to wear berets: Airborne units wear maroon berets, Special Forces wear green (and ...

Currently, only three Army units are authorized to wear berets: Airborne units wear maroon berets, Special Forces wear green and Rangers wear black. In an announcement Thursday evening ...

Special Forces wear green. Paratroopers wear maroon. Shinseki said the elite units would keep their berets, and that the Army's top enlisted man, Sgt. Major of the Army Jack L. Tilley, would ...

Sgt. La David Johnson, who was killed in an ambush in Niger, was a member of the U.S. Army’s 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment, which wears a maroon beret. AP Answer to Wednesday’s trivia ...

Kennedy authorized Special Forces soldiers to wear a rifle green beret ... It turns out that all of the Army’s berets — from green to maroon to black, and the tan that replaced it — were ...

Functionally, it was similar to the maroon beret that was similarly authorized in ... later by yet another Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Edward Meyer. Ranger units would wear the black beret, and ...