the members of this Army special operations unit live up to their motto, "Night Stalkers never quit." CREED OF THE NIGHT STALKERS LIKE the Rangers, the members of the 160th SOAR have defined their ...

He had multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army said. Staff Sgt. Grone, from Gorham, New Hampshire, enlisted in 2017. He joined the 1st Battalion, 160th SOAR in 2018, and deployed ...

While famous for their black helicopters, the 160th SOAR have recently been spotted trialing new camouflage schemes adapted for specific operating environments. These schemes, based on U.S. Army ...

The 160th has almost 3,000 soldiers and more than 200 aircraft, according to the U.S. Army Special Operations Command. Originally created as Task Force 160, the unit started with soldiers of the ...

A 2008 photo of a 160th SOAR MH-6 Little Bird. Army photo. The soldier’s estates allege that the fatal crash resulted from defective FADEC design and manufacturing. They say a key sensor in the ...

In addition, the "Night Stalkers" have flown a secret version of the Black Hawk, with stealth capabilities and which was used ...

As part of the 160th SOAR, Dwyer deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and supported “several no-notice deployments and exercises worldwide,” according to the Army. His military awards and ...

Grone, a native of Gorham, New Hampshire, enlisted in the Army in 2017 as 15T UH-60 "Black Hawk" repair and was assigned to the 160th SOAR. After completing the Regiment's extensive assessment and ...

Grone enlisted in the Army in 2017 to fix Black Hawk helicopters and was assigned to the 160th SOAR, the Army said. He deployed multiple times to Iraq in the campaign against the Islamic State ...

the 160th SOAR were also afforded the opportunity to train with visiting Spanish NH90s. These are most definitely ‘record shots’. All taken from Dundee. US Army MH-47G Chinooks and Spanish ...