On Wednesday, the Instagram account for the 20th Special Forces Group posted a statement about the patch, emphasizing accountability. “The use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of ...

The Army is launching an investigation after a Special Forces unit posted a photo ... “The use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of hate are not tolerated and a clear violation ...

An image showing a National Guardsman sporting what appears to be a Nazi symbol on his Kevlar helmet has caused the Army to launch an investigation after it was spotted on social media. The 20th ...

In follow-up reports, a spokesman for the 1st Special Forces Command confirmed to ... Nor do we maintain a list of symbols/patches banned by tenant units on post. There are Department of Defense ...

On Sunday, the 20th Special Forces Group, headquartered in Alabama ... The post has since been deleted. "The use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of hate are not tolerated and ...

“The use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of hate is not tolerated and a clear violation of our values,” said Maj. Russell Gordon, spokesperson for 1st Special Forces Command.

“The use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of hate is not tolerated and a clear violation of our values,” Maj. Russell Gordon, spokesperson for 1st Special Forces ...

The command previously announced an investigation into “the use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of hate,” after the 20th Special Forces Group’s official Instagram account ...

Special Forces should have something to set them apart from the rest.” In 1962, Kennedy wrote an official White House Memorandum stating, “The Green Beret is again becoming a symbol of ...