Special Forces Association Parachute Team

10/23/2026

The team had the Honor to open the Heroes on Monday at the Woodlands country club

09/28/2026

Team members leaving. Special Thank you to Thomas Oquinns and Middle Tennessee Skydiving for providing a great jump platform

09/13/2026

On September 11, we honor the lives lost 25 years ago in the face of unimaginable tragedy. We remember the first responders, firefighters, law enforcement officers, and everyday citizens who stepped forward and made the ultimate sacrifice.

Today, our Special Operations Forces stand watch across the globe, maintaining a relentless posture of readiness to degrade and destroy terrorist threats and protect our homeland.

We vow to NEVER FORGET.

09/13/2026

09/07/2026

What is Labor Day?
a public holiday or day of festivities held in honor of working people, in many countries on 1 May, in the US and Canada on the first Monday in September.

The team would like to say Have a Great Labor Day

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

Team Together
Special Forces Association Parachute Team

08/31/2026

The team had a great Day opening the First Responder Game on Sunday. Great Job.

Team Together
Special Forces Association Parachute Team

08/21/2026

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WARRIOR WEDNESDAY

Master Sergeant Fred W. “Zab” Zabitosky
Medal of Honor Recipient

On 19 February 1968, while serving with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam, then-Staff Sergeant Fred W. Zabitosky led a nine-man Special Forces long-range reconnaissance patrol deep inside enemy-controlled territory in Laos.

When the patrol was attacked by a numerically superior North Vietnamese Army force, Zabitosky immediately took control of the defense. He positioned his men, directed their fires, and repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire while moving among his team to maintain control of the fight.

As the patrol fought its way to an extraction point, Zabitosky remained in the open to cover the withdrawal. During the rescue attempt, the helicopter carrying him was hit and crashed.

Seriously wounded, Zabitosky refused to leave his men behind.

He returned to the burning wreckage, pulled the wounded pilot from the aircraft, and dragged him through enemy fire toward a rescue helicopter before collapsing from his own injuries.

For his extraordinary heroism, leadership, and devotion to his team, Staff Sergeant Fred W. “Zab” Zabitosky was awarded the Medal of Honor.

His actions represent the very best traditions of the Green Beret legacy:

Courage under fire.
Commitment to the team.
Never leaving a man behind.

De Oppresso Liber

08/21/2026

👤 Missing Person in Fayetteville NC

🔍 Otisha Renay Richards, 17,
📂 Reported missing on August 17, 2026.

👀 She was last seen on August 16, 2026, at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Belhaven Road in Fayetteville. (Off Cumberland Rd)

🙏 Anyone who may know where Otisha is or has information that could help locate her is encouraged to contact investigators. Please continue sharing to help get her information in front of more people throughout Fayetteville and Cumberland County.

🧾 DESCRIPTION

🖤 Black Female
🎂 17
💇 Black hair
👁️ Brown eyes
⚖️ 120 pounds
📏 5’9” tall
👚 Last seen wearing a cream jogging suit with pink shoes

☎️ Detective Sergeant Bennett: 9106775462

☎️ To provide information anonymously: 9104838477

🙏 Please stay alert. Even one share could help get this information to someone who recognizes Otisha or knows where she may be.

👁️‍🗨️ WatchOut Cumberland County NC