Wear the Legacy of the First Special Forces
The 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) didn't just make history — they defined it. Formed on June 19, 1952 under Colonel Aaron Bank at Fort Bragg, the 10th SFG became the founding unit of Army Special Forces, establishing the doctrine, discipline, and warrior ethos that Green Berets carry to this day. This hoodie bears their Distinctive Unit Insignia (DUI) — a mark earned through decades of unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, and elite operations across Europe, the Balkans, and beyond.
When you put this on, you carry that weight. And that honor.
Crafted for Those Who Earned the Right to Wear It
- Authentic DUI Artwork: Precisely rendered 10th Special Forces Group unit insignia — no shortcuts, no compromises
- Premium Construction: Heavyweight fabric engineered for durability, warmth, and all-day comfort
- Fade-Resistant Print: High-definition printing that holds its edge wash after wash
- True-to-Size Fit: Designed for a clean, confident silhouette across all builds
- Available in Multiple Styles: Classic tee, Premium tee, and Hoodie — wear it your way
De Oppresso Liber — To Liberate the Oppressed
Headquartered at Fort Carson, Colorado, the 10th SFG maintains a geographic focus on Europe and NATO partner nations. Their Green Berets are regional experts — fluent in German, French, Russian, and more — operating in small teams where language, culture, and tactical precision are the mission. They train allied forces, execute sensitive operations, and stand ready when conventional forces cannot.
The 10th pioneered the tactics that define modern special operations. They are the standard by which all others are measured.
Who This Is For
Whether you served with the 10th Special Forces Group, are honoring a Green Beret who did, or simply respect the legacy of the first and finest SF unit in U.S. Army history — this hoodie is your statement. Wear it to reunions, on the range, or every day as a reminder of what it means to serve at the highest level.
10th Special Forces Group (Airborne). De Oppresso Liber. First in. Always forward.