The earliest special forces in modern warfare originated from Germany.
This unit was founded in 1938 and disbanded in 1944, participating in numerous campaigns, such as the invasion of Poland, the blitzkrieg of Western Europe, and the Eastern Front battles.
During the blitzkrieg of Western Europe, this unit successfully completed the tasks assigned by the German Intelligence Agency, capturing 42 out of 61 targets and handing them over to the following troops.
This campaign also earned three-quarters of the unit the Iron Cross Medal, marking the highest glory for this unit.
Donnie instructed Murphy Mancini to establish a special forces unit with extraordinary combat capability.
However, because there had been no such precedent, Donnie could only convey his understanding of special forces to Murphy Mancini.
Murphy Mancini treasured Donnie's advice.
To Murphy Mancini, he always felt there were too few soldiers stationed on the Turks and Caicos Islands.
