D Coy 1st Bn 5th SFG (Ghost Recon)

Ghost Recon (officially Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group) was a US Army special forces unit operating during the early part of the 21st century. It specialised in small unit tactics, hit-and-run assaults, information gathering, and stealth reconnaissance.

History of Ghost Recon
Ghost Recon was formed in 1994. Its operations are classified, leading any attempt at tracing the unit's activity into the realms of heavy speculation. It is believed that Ghost Recon took part in the latter stages of Operation United Shield in Somalia between 1994 and 1995. Similarly, the deployment of special forces to Afghanistan in 2001 as part of Task Force Dagger is likely to have included several Ghost Recon teams.

In 2007, Ghost Recon appears to have been deployed to Korea during the First Korean War, followed by Georgia in 2008 after the ultranationalist coup in Russia. Its also believed Ghost Recon was deployed to Eritrea in 2009, and then took part in safeguarding Cuban and Colombian elections in 2010.

One of the few confirmed operations of Ghost Recon was during the 2011 Second Korean War, as seen in the documentary footage and interviews of the television show Modern Heroes. In 2012, Ghost Recon appears to have been involved in Operation War Wraith against rogue Chinese military operatives.

Between 2012 and 2019, Ghost Recon has been hard to track. It is suspected that they were heavily involved in Afghanistan and Iraq during this time. In 2019, rumours circulated about the deployment of Ghost Recon to Bolivia following the death of DEA Agent Ricky Sandoval. However, these allegations have been consistently denied by the United States government.