12-man Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA)

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A 12-man Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) is the core U.S. Army Special Forces “A-Team,” a highly trained, versatile unit designed for missions such as unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, and special reconnaissance.

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instanceOf Operational Detachment Alpha
U.S. Army Special Forces unit
small military unit
alsoKnownAs A-Team NERFINISHED
ODA NERFINISHED
branch United States Army
capability advanced communications
advanced medical support
cultural expertise
demolitions and engineering
joint and combined operations
language proficiency
operate with minimal support
small unit tactics
commandedBy Captain
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor independent operations
operations behind enemy lines
politically sensitive environments
doctrine U.S. Army Special Forces doctrine
employedBy U.S. Special Operations Command NERFINISHED
hasPosition Assistant Detachment Commander
Assistant Operations and Intelligence Sergeant
Communications Sergeant
Detachment Commander
Engineer Sergeant
Medical Sergeant NERFINISHED
Operations Sergeant
Weapons Sergeant
missionProfile long-duration deployments
partnered operations with foreign forces
small-footprint operations
parentUnit Special Forces Group NERFINISHED
partOf U.S. Army Special Forces NERFINISHED
U.S. Army Special Operations Forces NERFINISHED
role advising indigenous forces
counterinsurgency
counterterrorism
direct action
foreign internal defense
host nation force training
security force assistance
special reconnaissance
unconventional warfare
secondInCommand Warrant Officer
training Special Forces Qualification Course graduates NERFINISHED
typicalRankComposition officers and non-commissioned officers GENERATED
typicalSize 12 soldiers

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Green Berets typicalTeamSize 12-man Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA)