The Special Service Force is a designation used by a Second World war Canadian-American formation, and also used by a Canadian Army formation from 1977 to 1995.
Motto - OSONS (We Dare)
Read more about Special Service Force: Second World War: 1st Special Service Force, Post World War II: Canadian Army 2nd Special Service Force, See Also
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