The Commandos

The Commandos are specialized military units trained to conduct behind-the-scenes, high-risk missions such as reconnaissance, sabotage, and rescue operations. Often working in small teams, they operate quietly and efficiently to gather intelligence, destroy enemy supplies, or free hostages, typically in challenging environments. Their training emphasizes stealth, precision, and adaptability, enabling them to undertake tasks that larger, conventional forces might find difficult. Originally developed during World War II for covert operations, commandos today serve as elite forces capable of quick, targeted strikes to support broader military objectives.