01:11:58
Peter Kelley former Detachment ”A” Berlin Member, 39th Special Forces Berlin 1956 – 1984.
01:24:42
Detachment A 39th Special Forces Berlin and the MAC-V SOG Connection
28:29
Jeff Raker Part III
01:08:46
Special Forces Association Convention 2022 Detachment-A MSG (Ret) Charest
02:30
War hero finally receives silver star
25:16
Assignment: Kabul, Afghanistan 2003-2004
18:17
Jeff Raker Speech Part II
02:57
Bob Charest - The Vietnam Years
03:10
Detachment "A" Training & Exercises
04:40
Detachment "A" Teams & Groups Part III
16:38
Hermann Adler DMOR Ceremony
03:01
Detachment "A" 1956-1984 Teams & Groups Part II
04:16
Chris Feudo Interview
04:23
Jim Guest - Honorary Detachment "A" Member Interview
04:02
Lee Fondas Interview
10:16
Jeff Raker Part I
03:00
Detachment "A" Teams & Groups Part I
02:15
Special Forces Berlin
02:24
Detachment "A" Intro 1956-1984
06:26
Ivan Woronchuk Interview
08:21
Former Detachment "A" member Interview - Ron Braughton
02:42
Former Detachment "A" Member Interview - John Lee
06:19
Former Detachment "A" Member Interview - Jim Wilde
09:55
Former Detachment "A" Member Interview - Sid Williams
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From 1956 to 1984, Detachment “A”, a clandestine unit of about 90 Green Berets based in Berlin Germany, were involved in some of the most sensitive operations of the Cold War. At that time Berlin was part of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany), located behind the Iron Curtain. They wore civilian clothes, spoke fluent German and stayed on high alert 24 hours a day. For nearly 30 years during the Cold War, some of America’s most elite soldiers worked in secret. Their missions, always classified, are still largely unknown and absent from the history books.
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