Delta Operator Reveals Special Activities Division Used Female Operators in Denied Areas

What was said

"There's females um operators on the team you know very very fit girls uh very smart. They've been in firefights. They, you know, they're utilized in the unit. Um, and then also work with squadron operators that, you know, at the wrecky level that were handpicked to go to, you know, special activities."

A former Delta Force special activities operator discloses that G Squadron's covert operations in denied areas like Yemen involved female operators working alongside male counterparts under deep cover, often posing as couples or coworkers for commercial companies. He explains females could access areas and extract information from sources that large, tattooed male operators could not, and had proven themselves in combat. This is a rare confirmation of female integration in Delta Force's most sensitive operations during the mid-2000s.