Special Forces - Texas

[TexasSF]

C/1/19 SFG(A) and C/5/19 SFG(A) are co-located on Camp Bullis in Northwest San Antonio, TX. C/5/19 has been a part of the Texas Army National Guard since September 12, 2007, while C/1/19 was added to the TXARNG in September of 2010. Both unit's are well established and are always seeking 18-series qualified Soldiers and individuals interested in becoming Special Forces Soldiers.

Interested 18-series qualified individuals can contact us via the email address or phone number listed below.

For those who would like to pursue a career in Special Forces, Texas is conducting Special Forces Assessment Drills and sending soldiers to Special Forces Assessment and Selection. Those who are accepted to attend SF training are scheduled for the next available SFAS class date and upon their selection from SFAS, are sent to the Q-Course.

Prior Service and Non-Prior Service enlistment bonuses may be available.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity or know of someone who may be interested, please contact by email NGTX-SF@ng.army.mil or call (210) 698-2938 ext 38.

"De Oppresso Liber"

[Texas18D]

C/5/19th SFG (A) holds monthly tryouts for entry into the Special Forces Pipeline. To attend you must:

-Be in the US Armed Forces and able to collect a paycheck for your attendance.
-Be a male soldier
-Be in the grade of E1 - E7 (enlisted)
-Be in the grade of O2-O3 (officer)
-Be eligible for a secret security clearance
-Have a GT score of 107 or higher
-Be able to pass a SF Physical as prescribed by Chapter 5 of AR 40-501
-Have a high school diploma or GED

After you meet the prerequisites contact us at the contacts provided in the thread.

The purpose of our tryout is assess your fitness for further special forces training. If we decide that you are a suitable for further training, we will send you on Temporary Duty to all the prerequisite courses for the Special Forces Qualification Course. We have a robust stable of SF candidates and we are always looking for more suitable applicants.

If you have not joined the military and want to get fastracked into Special Forces contact us about the Rep 63 Program. This program is a great opportunity for a young man to enter SF without loitering in the conventional army.

[WRC10]

Hello,
I know this is an older post, but I have a few questions about 19th SFG in Texas. I am currently finishing up the 18B course and am set to graduate SFQC in June. I have recently become interested in ISTing to Texas. I plan on moving my family back to Idaho and commuting to drills. I have heard really good things about TXARNG. How are you guys on manpower? Any info regarding 1/19 or 5/19 would be extremely helpful in making an educated decision. There are a lot of rumors that fly around in the course, so I was hoping to get more accurate information. I appreciate your time.
WRC10