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Part III Duty Description
3.A Principal Duty Title Special forces Detachment Commander
3.B SSI / MOS 18A00
3.C Detachment Commander exercises command, control, training management, tactical employment and property accountability for one Special Forces Operational Detachment "A". Commands, advises or assists up to a battalion sized indigenous force. Knows specialized military skills needed to operate in all physical environments and the cultural awareness, regional expertise, and language skills for worldwide deployments. Proficient in the entire spectrum of Special Forces operations, e.g. Direct Action, Special Forces Reconnaissance, Unconventional Warfare, Foreign Internal Defense, Counterterrorism, Psychological Operations and civil-military activitoes as part of a Joint, Combined or unilateral force, across the entire spectrum of conflict. Plans and conducts operations in denied, isolated, contested or physically sensitive areas worldwide, often as the senior US Government representative.
The above comes from a DA Form 67-8 (1SEP 79) dated July 1989.
The job description was written by a MSG assigned to DOT-D. It fit perfectly in the block.
This post may still be of use today or maybe just a historical highlight.
. . . when the dog bites, when the bee stings, when I'm feeling sad I simply remember my favorite things and then I don't feel sooooo bad.
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