Are there (or have there been) any ethnic minorities in the U.S./U.K./Canadian special forces?

Question

Ethnic Minority: When referring to US, UK, or Canada, I'm talking about anyone that isn't white.

Answer 1

Of course they have.

But generally special forces personal tend to be white.

At one time, Delta Force had alot of American Indians.

There are no, unwritten codes against minorties in special forces.

Minorties just tend to go towards service jobs and jobs that give a civilian job skill in the military.

Answer 2

I believe there are Gurkas in the U.K.'s SAS and Special Boat Squadrons of the Royal Marines. There are African-Americans in Air Force Special Operations and in the Navy SEALS too. A Chief Petty Officer who served with me was an African-American in the SEALs and he joined that team over thirty years ago.

Answer 3

THE U.K have the royal qurkas - a division of mountain troop specialists from nepal

israel special forces have a berbeer brigade made up entirely of arab morroccon volunteers believe it or not - they operate mainly in the gaza stip on grab operation of captured israelis

the u.s and canada i wouldnt know perhaps canada have an inuit division

Answer 4

Define ethnic minority.

Answer 5

There are plenty...in fact becoming majority in army. I enjoyed my time in the army, and in there most people do not notice ethnicity as much as in the civilian world. God bless them all!!!

Answer 6

Aint worth a shic!

Answer 7

yra,recuritor told me 30% of the infantry are of hispanic etchnic

Answer 8

Yes there are.

And to "oh," you think they're not worth a *&%* but you only say that prob. bec. you couldn't pass it. Why don't you stop by my hubby's work and see for yourself.