Atmoran Special Operations Forces Command

Joint Special Operations Forces Command Gezamenlijke Commando voor Speciale Operaties — JSOFCOM/GCOMSO —
Seal of the JSOFCOM
Active	1976 – present
Country	Atmora
Allegiance	Empress Henrietta II
Branch	Atmoran Armed Forces
Type	Special Operations
Role	To provide operational commanders with agile, high-readiness Special Operations Forces capable of conducting special operations across the spectrum of conflict at home and abroad.
Size	85,000 Authorised Personnel 3,500 Headquarters Staff
Part of	Department of National Defence
Garrison/HQ	AKB Westkapelle, Astraeus
Nickname(s)	Silent Professionals
Motto(s)	"Viam Inveniemus" – "We Will Find A Way"
Commanders
Chief of Special Operations	General Maikel Kiseleǔ
Vice Chief of Special Operations	Vice Admiral Marianne Vishnevskya
Insignia
Headdress	Tan beret

Joint Special Operations Forces Command (JSOFCOM; Iravian: Gezamenlijke Commando voor Speciale Operaties; GCOMSO) is a command of the Atmoran Armed Forces. It is responsible for all special forces operations that are capable of responding to terrorism and threats to Atmorans and Atmoran interests throughout the cosmos.

Role and tasks

JSOFCOM assets undertake a number of roles, with a degree of interaction and interoperability:

• Counter-terrorism
• Unconventional Warfare
• Covert reconnaissance
• Special reconnaissance
• Direct action
• Close protection
• Counter-revolutionary warfare
• Reconnaissance of the deep battlespace
• Offensive operations in the deep battlespace
• Battlespace preparation in transition to war
• Infrastructure disruption
• Capture of subjects of interest
• Human intelligence (HUMINT) collection
• Defence diplomacy
• Training of other nations' armed forces

Component units

The following units are part of JSOFCOM and JSOFCOM (Reserve).

Royal Navy

• Atmoran Coastal Rangers
  • 103 Squadron
  • 104 Sqaudron
  • 105 Squadron

• Atmoran Coastal Rangers (Reserve)
  • 117 Squadron
  • 123 Squadron

Royal Marines

• Commandotroepen Mariniers
  • 1e Commandotroepen
  • 2e Commandotroepen
  • 3e Commandotroepen
  • 4e Luchtcommandotroepen
  • 5e Commandotroepen

• Commandotroepen Mariniers
  • 8e Commandotroepen
  • 11e Commandotroepen

Atmoran Army

• SPECTRE Teams
  • SPECTRE Team 1
  • SPECTRE Team 2
  • SPECTRE Night Nine Team 9
  • SPECTRE Team 13

• SPECTRE Teams (Reserve)
  • SPECTRE Team 7
  • SPECTRE Team 8

• Special Ranger Corps
  • 1e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 2e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 3e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 13e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 14e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 23e Speciale Jagerbrigade

• Special Ranger Corps (Reserve)
  • 5e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 9e Speciale Jagerbrigade
  • 15e Speciale Jagerbrigade

• Special Reconnaissance Unit
  • A Squadron
  • B Squadron
  • C Squadron
  • D Squadron

• Special Reconnaissance Unit (Reserve)
  • E Squadron
  • F Squadron
  • H Squadron

Royal Air Force

• Reconnaissance Aviation Expeditionary Force (RAVEN)

National Marechaussee

• Special Security Assignments Group

• Border Rapid Response Group

Joint service units

• Joint Incident Response Unit – Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (JIRU-CBRN)
• Special Forces Support Group
• 23 Signals Regiment

Ministry of the Interior

• Scepter 4 (BPOL)

List of Chiefs of Special Forces

No.	CSF		Term			Service branch
	Portrait	Name	Took office	Left office	Term length
1		General Hermen Meijerink (born 1932)	27 June 1976	16 April 1984		Atmoran Army
2		Admiral Jan-Hendrik Teunissen Bakhuis (born 1931)	16 April 1984	29 February 1992		Royal Atmoran Navy
3		General Hendricus Jasper (born 1935)	29 February 1992	8 April 2001		Imperial Marine Corps
4		General Albert Kleinroseboom (born 1946)	8 April 2001	19 October 2010		Atmoran Army
5		General Maikel Kiseleǔ (born 1964)	19 October 2010	27 June 2018		Atmoran Army