Medal of Honor Warfighter Fire Team Multiplayer Gameplay Trailer

Check out the new trailer for MOH: Warfighter and below for the descriptions of all the special forces teams you can play as. Who will you choose?

MULTINATIONAL TIER 1 DESCRIPTIONS

SASR

The Australian Army’s SASR is the premier SOF unit of the Australian armed forces. While it shares its 

name and motto with the British SAS, it differs in many ways. Its organizational structure maintains one 

squadron fill the counter terrorism role while the two others fill the surveillance and reconnaissance roles. 

The SASR have been highly active and effective in the war on terror, but are especially sought after for 

their expertise and unique skills in desert reconnaissance and mobility.

SEAL                   

SEALs are the United States Navy’s principle Special Operations Force. Able to operate on SEa, Air, and 

Land (from which the SEAL name is derived) they have lived up to this moniker during the global war on 

terror with countless operations launched from all three of these environments. Most notably, from the 

sea with the rescue of Captain Richard Phillips from Somali pirates in April 2009, by air with the 

audacious direct action raid in Pakistan on May 1st, 2011, and on land with countless ground operations in 

Iraq, Afghanistan and other hotspots around the world. 

SFOD-D               

SFOD-D is the US Army’s premier CT force able to operate worldwide in any environment. While not 

much is known about “The Unit” which it is commonly referred as, it has been directly involved in every 

conflict the United States has had since it was formed. Most widely known was its involvement in Somalia 

in 1993 as part of Task Force Ranger which was portrayed in the book and subsequent film, “Black Hawk 

Down”. The Unit has been extensively used in the war on terror, but specific details on operations have 

remained classified.

OGA      

Other Government Agencies or OGAs have been used extensively in the war on terror. OGA Operators 

vary greatly in their skill sets, backgrounds, operational profiles and tasking which gives them a vast 

amount of flexibility during their deployment. OGA Operators were the first boots on the ground in the war 

on terror and will be the last boots off.

JTF2               

Canada’s JTF2 or Joint Task Force 2 was stood up in 1993 to provide Canada with its own elite CT unit. 

Tasked with direct action, special reconnaissance, PSD (Personal Security Detail), and other highly 

specialized counter terrorist missions, the JTF2 has very quickly established itself as a world class unit 

able to handle anything thrown at them. JTF2 Operators have been used numerous times in Afghanistan 

and Iraq and were also present during the 2010 Winter games to provide and assist with security.

GROM

GROM unit is Poland’s elite CT force and has made a name for itself as a very motivated, aggressive and 

hardened force comprised of rugged, extremely capable, and well trained individuals. Universally feared 

by the enemy for their uncompromising intensity, they have established themselves as a force to be 

reckoned with. Formed in 1990, the GROM have been involved extensively in Iraq and are currently 

operating heavily in Afghanistan as part of operations in the Ghazni Province. 

KSK                   

Germany’s KSK were activated in 1997 in an effort to create a CT force within the military separate from 

Germany’s GSG 9, a highly trained counter terrorist police force similar to the United States FBI HRT. 

The KSK are specialized in their tasking and this specialization carries into their organizational structure 

with land insertions, Intel gathering, amphibious operations, mountain warfare, and sniper or 

reconnaissance roles each being assigned to a separate platoon. The KSK have been involved in Afghanistan from the very beginning, where they have developed a solid reputation among the other 

Special Operations units as an extremely capable and professional outfit.

SAS                

Widely regarded as the first example of the modern Special Operations units, the British Special Air 

Service Regiment, or SAS as it is more commonly known, was created in 1947 after a brief reorganization 

following WWII. The SAS has a long and storied history of success, with arguably the highest profile 

mission being the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980 and the subsequent rescue of 26 hostages, also known 

as Operation Nimrod. The raid to rescue the hostages and secure the embassy took place in broad 

daylight while televised on national TV and was “an almost unqualified success” on all counts. 

UDT                       

South Korea’s ROKN UDT/SEALs are heavily influenced by the U.S. Navy SEALs and cross train 

together several times a year. They specialize in VBSS, maritime interdiction, and counter terrorist 

operations. Their most notable operation to date was the successful rescue in January 2011 of a freighter 

hijacked by Somali pirates where eight pirates were killed and all 21 crew members were freed.

FSK                        

Norway’s FSK has a wartime tasking to gather Intel, identify enemy activity, carry out direct action 

missions against critical targets, and preform hostage rescue missions. The FSK has been active in 

Afghanistan since the very beginning, where it took part in Operation Anaconda, the largest ground 

operation of the Afghan campaign in the war on terror.

SOG                      

The Swedish SOG is a relatively new unit formed last year by combining the Swedish SSG and the SIG. 

The SSG were involved in Afghanistan were they performed special reconnaissance mainly in the north 

operating with an extremely small signature. By combining the two units, each with a different broad set of 

skills, the newly formed Swedish SOG will be a multifaceted CT force that will utilize its extremely 

proficient, clever and adept Operators to continue to solve problems well beyond enemy lines. 

Spetsnaz           

Russia’s Spetsnaz “Alfa” Group is a special purpose CT force created in 1974. Although operational 

details are not well known, they are a Russia’s most elite military unit and were used extensively in 

Chechnya where they hammered Chechen fighters invoking great fear among them.