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Bruce Bagley, a University of Miami professor who specializes in Latin America and counternarcotics, said the commando program carries potential benefits: the American teams could help arrest kingpins, seize stockpiles, disrupt smuggling routes and professionalize security forces in small countries through which traffickers pass drugs headed to the United States.

One of the founding members of the group who only identified himself as Kevin and said he was a 15-year Canadian veteran with operational experience in Bosnia and Kosovo, said there will be a Peshmerga Reconnaissance Commando Instructors program and from there, top candidates will be plucked to take a sniper school put on by the group.

They're being programmed to do commando operations".

Its commandos were part of a tactical assault program known as FAST, for Foreign-deployed Advisory and Support Team, which has been credited with victories against drug traffickers from Peru to Afghanistan.

The program included mountain warfare training at the Commando Snow and Mountain Warfare Training Centre in Scotland.

The official said Iran's Quds Force had developed a formal and sophisticated training program that included five courses on tactics, leadership, training, commando operations and weapons and explosives.

After the removal of Congressional restrictions on American aid to antidrug programs, the Bush administration is also training specialized commando units and helping establish a reliable system of intelligence gathering that the units would use in pursuing insurgent commanders.

In 2007, Blahyi founded Journeys Against Violence, a rehabilitation program for young men who fought in the Naked Base Commandos and other units.

On Friday they pronounced my name on the boring Roundtable program, mixed with concepts such as "cyber-terrorism," "cyber-commandos" and "media war".

Gerhard Klann, a member of the SEAL commando team headed by Kerrey, described similar events in another interview with the program.

The agency mobilized Sunni commandos known as the UTPs; the initials stood for "Under the Table Program". The head of Iraqi intelligence, Gen. Mohammed Shahwani, also recruited an irregular Sunni force, which came to be known as the "Shahwani Brigades". These Sunni commandos fought with U.S. Marines in the battle of Fallujah in late 2004.