John F Kennedy Special Warfare Center School

The John F Kennedy Special Warfare Center School is a United States-based institution specializing in the training and education of special operations forces. Established in 1950, the school has grown to employ 70 individuals and boasts an annual revenue of $1,000 million. The school offers 41 unique courses designed to recruit, assess, select, train, and educate personnel from various branches of the US military, including the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force. These courses cover a wide range of special operations skills, techniques, tactics, and procedures, such as intelligence, medical, language, leadership, military freefall, combat diving, and sniper training. Recognized as the "Special Operations University," the John F Kennedy Special Warfare Center School serves as a hub for research and development in advanced special operations capabilities. Its training philosophy is grounded in the SOF Truths, emphasizing the importance of human capital, quality, specialized expertise, collaborative efforts, and proactive preparedness. For inquiries, interested parties can visit the school's website at soc.mil/swcs/about.html.