Jordanian Joint Special Operations Tasks
Tactical Tasks:
- Occupying airborne bridge-head to assist ground forces.
- Conducting raids on enemy HQs, artillery sites, missile sites, roads and any other significant key targets.
- Airborne and air assault operations.
- Armor hunting.
- Strategic reconnaissance missions.
- Organizing, training and developing guerrilla forces.
- Operating behind enemy lines.
- Assaulting captive cells and freeing POWs.
- Urban area operations.
- Readiness to assist any Arab brethren countries upon request.
- Search and rescue operation.
Security Tasks:
- Counter terrorism operations.
- Counter infiltration and smuggling.
- Internal security operations.
Training Tasks :
- Provide rangers and paratrooper training to JAF units.
- Provide officers and NCO's from Arab countries with special operations and ranger courses.
- Train public security and customs department officers.
- Participate in training courses held in Arab countries.
Strategic Tasks:
- Participate in UN missions.
- Assist in training friendly forces.
- Evacuation operations in time of disasters.
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