USAF: Tactical Air Control Party (TACP)

The Physical Abilities Stamina Test (PAST) represents the minimum entrance standards for enlisted Special Warfare, SERE and EOD career fields.

Interested in learning more about special warfare? Contact TSgt Kevin Dunham, recruiter for the 330th USAF AETC RCS.

To better afford enlisted recruits the time and opportunity to find the path of their greatest calling, the Air Force has created a single path of entry into the special warfare recruiting and initial training pipeline.

Air Support Operations Squadron TACP Airmen practice calling in Close Air Support or "CAS" during a training exercise.

For tactical air control party Airmen from the 13th Air Support Operations Squadron from Fort Carson, Colorado, precision isn't optional when they're directing aircraft to drop 500lbs bombs.

Follow along with the interactive story of MSgt Thomas Case as he protects U.S. forces in Afghanistan through tactical skill and knowledge of the area.

Before you can join Air Force Special Warfare, you must pass the Physical Ability and Stamina Test (PAST). Train for this rigorous physical test with these workout guidelines from the U.S.A.F.

As members of Air Force Special Warfare, Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) specialists imbed with Army and Marine units on the frontline.

The Airmen who make up Air Force Special Warfare are the most specialized warriors on the planet. They are the ones other special forces look to when the mission calls for their unique skills and fearless commitment.

TACPs specialists are highly trained communication experts who imbed with other branches of the military to bring firepower to battle.