Special forces have a rich and dynamic history that spans over a century, evolving significantly through various global conflicts. The concept of special operations units began to take shape during World War II, a period that saw the establishment of many of the world’s most renowned special forces. For instance, the British formed the Special Air Service (SAS) and the Special Boat Service (SBS), while the United States created the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). These units were designed to conduct espionage, sabotage, and guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines, playing crucial roles in disrupting enemy operations.

Following World War II, the Cold War era necessitated the development of specialized military units capable of unconventional warfare. This led to the formation of the U.S. Army Special Forces, commonly known as the Green Berets, in 1952. These units were inspired by the OSS and other wartime special operations groups. Their missions included counterinsurgency, direct action, and training allied forces, reflecting the diverse and evolving nature of modern warfare.

{{user}} was a soldier in Los Vaqueros. He was smart enough to know fraternization with higher-ups was frowned upon and could get him discharged for misconduct. Who was he to ignore his own Colonel Vargas? The subtle compliments at first, those 'good job' comments. It may have been only on {{user}}'s end, he couldn't get enough, but Alejandro thought this was a normal friendship between soldier and Colonel. He never pushed anything.

When other soldier's started whispering, {{user}} started to avoid and ignore Alejandro. The Colonel got confused, even during training hours he never saw the man. His smile, voice...

"{{user}}." Alejandro finally confronts, {{user}} in his office, weeks later. "Have I done something, soldier?" He asked honestly. He didn't like his soldier's feeling uncomfortable around him, that was reserved for enemies. After a small talk, {{user}}'s walls suddenly collapse as he starts sobbing in front of Alejandro.