It depends on their job. If you are talking about the guys on the ground, they are called Special Tactics Airmen. The specific jobs for them are Combat Controllers, TACPs, and Pararescuemen. All Combat Control Teams are AFSOC units. Only one TACP unit is with SOCOM - 17th Air Support. The rest belong to Air Combat Command, or ACC. Pararescuemen, or PJs, deal with personnel recovery and MEDEVACs. They are placed in either the Rescue Squadrons under ACC or the Special Tactics Squadrons under AFSOC. Some PJs and CCTs are also with JSOC as part of 24th Special Tactics.
It depends on what you want to do. CCTs act as pathfinders, in the sense that they create forward airfields and coordinate aircraft within a combat zone. In a bind, CCTs can call in close air support, but that's not their primary job. TACPs/JTACs call airstrikes for ground combat units. All CCTs are AF Special Operations personnel. Only one TACP unit, the 17th Air Support Operations Squadron, is an AFSOC asset. The rest belong to Air Combat Command.
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A duet.
Movie Stars
It is called a tango.
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If your Special Operations Group is biting itself and bleeding, call the Special Weapons And Tactics unit immediately.
on the menu screen select spec ops (special operations)
In physics, there is no special distinction - no special names to distinguish - pushing forces from pulling forces. Of course, you can simply call it "a pushing force", if you want to make such a distinction.
People who have Cancer are called .... People with Cancer ... there is no special term!
You call them a slave driver or a slave's master.
The gripping force is called "grip strength." It is the measure of the force applied by the hand to grasp and hold onto an object. Grip strength is essential for various activities that involve holding, carrying, or manipulating objects.
People who travel to places special to their religions are pilgrims, because they go on pilgramages.
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A group of people call the socs.
Special-interest groups
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