Ghost Recon

Ghost ReconD CO. 1ST BN. 5TH SFG
Information
Headquarters	Fort Bragg
Formed	c. 1994
Dissolved	c. 2014 reformed as the Group for Specialized Tactics (GST or Ghosts)
Jurisdiction	Worldwide
Leaders	Lt. Col. Harold "Buzz" Gordon Lt. Col. Susan Grey (c. 2020) Col. Scott Mitchell (c. 2025) Various Ghost Leads
Members	See: Notable Members

Ghost Recon, also known as "The Ghosts", formerly known as Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group, is a Tier-1 Special Missions Unit of the US Army, formerly a detachment of the United States Army Special Forces, colloquially known as the "Green Berets".

Like the units under their parent organization; Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), the operations conducted by the Ghost Recon are highly-classified. It is shown that the Ghost teams have multiple designations and Ghost Recon is commanded and administrated by JSOC, participating in highly classified covert operations.

They are similar to the Army's Intelligence Support Activity and Delta Force, the Navy's DEVGRU, and the Air Force's 24th Special Tactics Squadron.

The modern Department of Defense title for the Ghosts is the Group for Specialized Tactics (GST - which preserves the original moniker “Ghost”).

Ghost teams are often supported by the Special Activities Center's Special Operations Group (SAC/SOG) of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and also sometimes with the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). All Ghost members operate as Advanced Force Operations (AFO) teams.

The Ghosts' logo during the 2000s has a D CO. 1ST BN. 5TH SFG on the top of the black yellow patch while the GHOST RECON is located at the bottom of the patch. The top middle a skull is wearing a gray green beret with a black 5th SFG flash issued from 1961 to 1964 and 1985 to 2010. It has two lightning bolts on both sides and a yellow XM29 OICW (Objective Individual Combat Weapon) at the bottom, but above GHOST RECON.

Overview

Members of Alpha Team (2007-2011)

The Group for Specialized Tactics, also known as the Ghosts, is an elite Special Mission Unit within the US Army and JSOC and is located at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The unit was established in 1994 and is a secretive special operations force.

In its old name, it is a company-sized reconnaissance unit within the 5th Special Forces Group's 1st Battalion of the US Army Special Forces. However, in reality, it is the Army's creme of the crop Special Missions Unit whose operators are armed with state-of-the-art weapon systems and are trained in the best field and combat tactics. They are the most experienced, specialized, and qualified special operations force that JSOC has to offer. They operate first in and last out of the field, striking enemies at their most vulnerable swiftly, silently, and invisibly, hence their alias; the Ghosts. Ghost Recon teams specialize in both covert and clandestine operations within denied or politically-sensitive territory with little to no support. Most of their operations before 2011 were hidden in the information security (infosec) level between classified to top-secret and were only known by the Chief of Staff, the President and most of all; the CIA, NSA and DIA, until an American television series; Modern Heroes that aired after 2011, reviewed some of those details to the public. However, sensitive documents about this unit are yet to be revealed, to prevent anyone knowing too much about the Ghosts.

Essentially, the Ghosts operate as the POTUS’s private SMU, using their experience, teamwork with latest technology to infiltrate and take down threats around the world without leaving any traces that they exist or were present at the time of the incident(s).

The primary role of the Ghosts appears to be conducting deniable Advance Force Operations which often involve:

• Asymmetric Warfare
• Direct Covert Action
• Special Reconnaissance
• Unconventional Warfare 

Secondary roles historically have included:

• Counter-intelligence
• Counter-narcotics
• Counter-proliferation
• Counter-terrorism
• Executive Protection
• Foreign Internal Defense
• Guerrilla Warfare
• Personnel Recovery

As Special Operations soldiers, they are trained to execute Direct Action raids (focused short-duration attacks). Typical missions include assassinate or kidnap High-Value Targets (HVTs), secure or destroy sensitive documents and classified hardware, and sabotage or harassment of the enemy.

Like most special operations forces, the Ghosts are less formal than their conventional brothers in the US military, as are their relationships between officers and enlisted men. Due to the secret nature of their work, the members of the Ghosts socialize almost exclusively with one another.

Structure

Members of Alpha Team (2013)

When deployed into combat, the Ghosts are usually organized into fireteams of 4 members led by a Ghost Lead. If the mission is too risky for a fireteam, 1 class of Ghost known as the Lone Wolf would finish that said mission all by himself/herself. The GST is organized into a company-sized force consisting of approximately 200-250 operators. In 2025, Scott Mitchell is the commander of the Ghosts. While in the pasts there were Captain Nick Salvatore, Captain Jennifer Burke, and Captain David Foster command their teams after many years as NCOs with then-Captain Mitchell.

Classes

CLASSESS
Russian War 2008 • Eritrean War 2009 • Cuban Conflict 2010 • Colombian Conflict 2010
Rifleman	Demolition	Support Gunner	Sniper	Specialists

First Korean War 2007 • Second Korean War 2011 • Kazakhstan Conflict 2012
Rifleman	Grenadier	Gunner	Markman

Mexican Civil War 2013
Rifleman	Automatic Rifleman	Grenadier	Marksman

Mexican Rebellion 2014
Rifleman	Automatic Rifleman	Grenadier	Marksman

Sri Lankan Conflict 2020
Autorifleman	CQC Specialist	Marksman	Scout

Ultranationalist Conflict 2021
Commando	Engineer	Gunner	Medic	Sniper	Recon

Raven's Rock Coup 2024
Rifleman	Engineer	Scout

Phantoms Conflict
The Assault	The Specialist	The Recon

Operation: Greenstone 2025
Assault	Panther	Sharpshooter	Field Medic	Engineer	Echelon

Future classes:

• Riflemen
• Marksmen
• Medic

Teams

Ghost SF teams are organized into Advanced Force Operations (AFO) units:

Classes available in 2024.

• AFO Team Alpha
• AFO Team Bravo
• AFO Team Charlie
• AFO Team Hunter
• AFO Team Kingslayer
• AFO Team Predator
• AFO Team Yankee
• AFO Team RET

Post-Russian Insurgency, the team was reorganized into the Group for Specialized Tactics and given dedicated logistics support and air support. Also, around that time, the team was reorganized into three classes: Specialist, Assault, and Recon.

Selection

Only the most elite operators are invited to become Ghosts, having already proved themselves in combat during previous deployments. While all Ghosts serve with a strong sense of honor and duty, they understand their success will never be publicly acknowledged by politicians or broadcast on the evening news.

Phase - I involves selection of potential Ghosts. The candidates are selected from various branches of the U.S. military and some are from different nations as well. They go through a selection phase which involves a physical and mental test. Candidates who pass this test are then qualified for Phase - II.

Training

Ongoing training in weapons, tactics, and commands are held at their headquarters in Fort Bragg. Around 2013, they also had access to combat simulators (shown in the Battle Simulator in 2014).

Phase - II involves advanced combat training, language learning and gadget training. Candidates who successfully pass the second phase are commissioned as full fledged Ghosts and are then assigned to either a team on training, a team on standby or a team that is ready for deployment.

Moreover, training emphasizes on team coordination, technology usage, survival, stealth and direct combat with which involves 4 Ghosts as a 4 multi-gender fireteam against a huge group of hostiles.

Whenever there's a crisis and/or war that threatens the United States and its allies extremely deeply, the Ghosts are available for immediate deployment. Operating out of Fort Bragg in North Carolina, they can be deployed anywhere in the world within an 18-hour window. When a helicopter insertion is not an option, the Ghosts are trained to enter hostile territory by other methods, include High Altitude-Low Opening (HALO) jumps by aircraft and hijacking enemy/ally vehicles.

While the Ghosts are armed with a variety of lethal weapons (from the U.S. military's standard-issue+not standard-issue ones to those not from the nation), they gain their greatest tactical advantage from their state-of-the-art communications and reconnaissance equipment. As eyes and ears on the ground, it's up to them to observe and report while commanders and politicians mull over decisions with potentially dire repercussions. Yet mostly for the commanding officers than politicians.

Each member of the Ghost team is equipped with the latest high-tech weaponry and communications equipment. Many of their gear are designed to be durable, reliable, modular, long lasting, lightweight and significantly reducing encumbrance. This allows each operator to move through a variety of environments at a speed of their own choosing. Nonetheless some pretty heavy gear and weapons are used by them as well when they are on different vehicles or carried by themselves.

Each operator is trained in weaponry ranging from any standard-issue+not standard-issue firearms to the latest high-tech prototypes. And during some Close Quarter Combat (CQC) situations when enemies are too close to let them use firearms or they don't want to attract too much attention, they would use different types of melee weapons like combat blades or just their hand-to-hand combat techniques such as combatives for self defense or stealthy attacks that can be used for lethal and non-lethal. Whether engaging hostile infantry, armored vehicles, aircraft, watercraft or drones, they are capable of neutralizing a variety of threats thanks to their battle-honed combat techniques.

By utilizing a variety of intel-gathering devices and advanced tech optics, Ghosts don't have to physically see their enemies to engage them. By deploying Sensors or a UAV Drone, Ghost teams can keep tabs on enemy movements during firefights; enemies are displayed as silhouettes on the Ghosts' heads-up displays (HUD). Night Vision Goggles and metal-detecting optical devices allow the Ghosts to spot enemies through dense smoke, dark environments, fogs and even thick pieces of cover.

With the CROSS-COM system deployed by the Ghosts since early 2009 gives each team member the ability to stay in touch with one another and relay crucial intel and targeting information. All data is displayed on an eyepiece, allowing each operative keep their eyes on the action while staying informed. The CROSS-COM system can interface with a number of heavy weapons systems and drones, such as the Warhound drone in 2024.

All Ghosts must have learned the basics of first aid to help their wounded teammates and allied forces. Nonetheless it is the combat medics that are the ones who can heal the wounded in full effect and can get their medical job done better than the regular Ghosts using better methods with advanced technology.

While the Ghosts have the capability to easily neutralize any type of infantry unit and most types of vehicles, they must seek out heavier firepower to even friendly+allied forces when it comes to taking out heavily armored main battle tanks, helicopters, larger formation of troops and so on. When close air support and other types of support are available, the Ghosts can even take control of guided munitions fired by friendly and/or allied aircraft.

Frequently outnumbered by hostile forces, Ghosts never rush into a dangerous situation without first recon, observe and plan. If lethal action is necessary, the Ghosts can get the upper hand in most engagements by marking targets and initiating synchronized shots to simultaneously neutralize multiple targets. Best of all, using suppressors can help the Ghosts decrease any firearm noises, which makes their shots (include sync shots) hard to be heard by enemies from specific distances.

Many missions take the Ghosts to urban environments where they must rely on their constant CQC training to safely navigate cramped alleys and streets while avoiding detection and collateral damage. Retrieval of VIPs often requires precise room-clearing techniques, where detailed planning, speed, expert marksmanship, element of surprise and violence of action are leveraged to overwhelm hostile forces. If some missions aren't in urban environments, they would use their previous combat experience, different camouflage pattern uniforms with camo kits such as ghillie suits , perfected hiding skills and current environment to decrease their silhouette from getting discovered by different enemies from all kinds of distances and angles. When Optical Camo are introduced since 2019, these allow the Ghosts to slip through any enemy defenses without firing a shot. Because they are often outnumbered and possibly outgunned, the Ghosts are better off avoiding firefights. But Optical Camo has its limitations functioning only while the operator is moving slowly. During some missions, they also put on camo paint in shades of different colors on their exposed face to suit the environment of that said mission, with skin visible via 3 vertical lines on their mouths, making them look like scary skulls of haunting ghosts. Which fits why their enemies and allies only see them once, then never see anything like this again.

The Ghosts are revered in the Special Operations community for their composure while under fire. These operators are often sent to extremely dangerous locations controlled by hostile forces intent on keeping their secrets from getting out. When all hell breaks loose, the Ghosts are more than capable of defending themselves and extracting successfully with valuable intel critical in forming policy decisions and future military actions. Yet during some situations they would need support and vehicle extraction from different elements of the US military and/or ally forces if they're going be overwhelmed by that said enemy force.

Each Ghost team can function in unison under a variety of high-stress situations. Psychological profiles and other personal characteristics are taken into account when forming each team. But no amount of data can predict how each unit will perform under pressure. Compatibility is truly tested on the battlefield, where Ghosts form tight bonds with their teammates. While the Ghosts are less formal than conventional US military units, they can easily cooperate with the regular grunts as well. Even ally forces.

All in all, these factors make them being flexible, well trained, well coordinated, extremely experience, deadly crafty, inhumanly stealthy, physically unseen, very calm under almost any condition, good cooperation, excellent teamwork skills, etc. Without those factors, these most feared and second to none operators on planet Earth won't be called Ghosts for nothing.

Timeline

The missions the Ghosts take can range from anything, from Hostage Rescue to Convoy Escort. They also conducted Lone Wolf sabotage operations.

2002-2010

Mitchell around 2007.

The Ghosts were in active service as of August 2002. Several were present at then-Master Sergeant Scott Mitchell's Silver Star medal ceremony.

In 2007, Mitchell joined the Ghosts and led a team during the First Korean war.

Ghosts in Cuban Conflict 2010.

In 2008, the Ghosts were deployed to Georgia as part of peacekeeping operations in the Caucasus. They spearheaded the fight against the Ultranationalists in the 2008 Russian war.

In November 2009, Mitchell led a rescue mission in Waziristan. That year the Ghosts also led peacekeeping forces in the Eritrean war.

The following year, they went to Cuba and Colombia to safeguard elections and root out terrorism.

2011-2020

Ghosts during Kazakhstan conflict.

Their next major operation was the Second Korean War. Mitchell again led Alpha Team and hampered the North Korean war efforts. Their fight was documented on the Military Channel's show Modern Heroes after 2011. The episode included interviews with members of Alpha Team.

In 2012, the Ghosts conducted Operation War Wraith in China, along with eliminating Asad Rahil, the coup master in Kazakhstan.

Ghosts in Mexico 2014.

Mitchell also led Alpha Team during the Mexican upheavals, first stopping Ontiveros' coup and then stopping a weapon of mass destruction (WMD) attack during Juan de la Barrera's rebellion.

During this time, they were deployed to Afghanistan solely to eliminate the Taliban leader, Zahed. They encountered extreme difficulties and resistance from inside the US intelligence community.

In 2014, the Ghosts were the subject of a briefing for General Keyes about the future of warfare.

A Ghost Team in Operation Kingslayer.

In 2019, the U.S. government sends in a Ghost team consisting of Nomad (Ghost Lead), Weaver (Sniper), Holt (Recon) and Midas (Specialist) to Bolivia in response to the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in La Paz and the death of undercover DEA Agent Ricky Sandoval. It is in this country that the Mexican Santa Blanca drug cartel has taken control over the local government, turning the country into a lawless narcotic state. The main profits and income of the cartel are by illegal exporting of cocaine, whose production is high in Bolivia. The Ghosts' mission is to down the cartel at all costs before they become too powerful and to break the connection between the cartel and the government in order to remove the cause of destabilization to the country. Another unidentified Ghost operator was sent to uncover Santa Blanca Drug Cartel's secret smuggling boss El Invisible in Operation Narco Road(Alternate Timeline).

Sri Lankan conflict

A Ghost Team in Sri Lankan conflict.

In 2020, The Ghost's Alpha Team meet with their government contact Ranjit Hisan, who leads Bravo Team. The Ghosts, acting on intelligence from a CIA contact, strike at the Activists, removing their leader Kumara Fazal. They soon find out that the contact was a double-agent for the Loyalists, and the Ghosts go behind enemy lines to make it seem like the other faction had betrayed the other. The rebels seize President Darsha, so the Ghosts rescue him. Eventually they hunt down the mastermind Sunil Ranga at his home and capture or kill him. They tell Hisan that they were never there and go on to their next assignment.

2021-2025

The future of the Ghosts.

In 2021, Mitchell and the Ghosts, along with the Air Force H.A.W.X. Squadron, fought against the Artemis Global Security invasion.

A Ghost team also conducted an amphibious operation in Norway in the near future after the Russians invaded the country. Bravo Team helped the Allies in Moscow and neutralized General Maxim Cherskiy.

The Ghosts during the hunt for a nuclear weapon.

At the same time, a Ghost Lead worked with the H.A.W.X. Squadron during the rescue of David Crenshaw. Then, he worked with the Royal Navy when reclaiming Norway from the Russian ultra-nationalist military as part of a NATO operation, code-named Triton. He continued to work with the squadron during the subsequent retaking of Moscow and the manhunt for Aleksandr Treskayev in the Kremlin. A Ghost Team also intercepted a nuclear warhead while under the protection of the pilot HAWX2.

Ghosts in the Middle-East.

In 2022, the Ghosts were deployed in the Middle-East running counter-terrorism operations.

In 2023, the Ghosts, now known as the Group for Specialized Tactics, also conducted Operation Take Down Overlord in Russia, and a Ghost Lead led a team to Sokolov's base.

Members of Hunter Team.

In 2024, Predator Team led by Master Sergeant Jose Ramirez was killed by the remote detonation of a nuclear warhead after they stopped a convoy transporting it in Nicaragua. Then, Mitchell decided to launch an investigation into their deaths by having Hunter Team led by Captain Cedric Ferguson to follow possible leads. The team was deployed to Bolivia, Zambia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Georgian border and Russia during the time of the Raven's Rock coup and discovered that Raven's Rock was responsible for killing Predator Team, Hunter then tracked down their leaders and eliminated all of them in Russia.

Later on, members of Hunter Team also helped track down a rogue CIA agent. At one point, the Ghosts assisted a rebellion in Nicaragua against President Raphael Rivera.

Ghosts in Operation: Greenstone.

In 2025, the Ghosts conducted Operation Greenstone under the supervision of Mitchell, as they are deployed for a reconnaissance mission at Skell Tech's new headquarters in Auroa after the U.S. government loses contact with the island and the company's CEO Jace Skell. Four teams of 32 Ghosts were taken out by Legion drone swarms even before they could be deployed for the operation. Most of the Ghosts, other than Nomad, Holt, Midas, Fury, Vasily, Fixit and 2 male Ghosts were killed in action in an attack by the Wolves, a group of rogue military specialists and former Ghosts, led by former Ghost and Nomad's ex-brother-in-arms Walker.

After surviving the attack, the remaining Ghosts find out that the Wolves have not only taken over the island's security and hired a private military contractor, Sentinel, to guard it, but they have also taken over the automated drone production facilities.

The Ghosts now not only have to complete the operation without support, but also at the same time, they have to survive and take down both Wolves and Sentinel troops. They later find out that they were set up by CIA Deputy Director Peter Miles who is working with Walker and Trey Stone, Sentinel's CEO and founder whois a former Ghost. Nomad managed to take out Walker who was hiding at his base of operations. Later, he is contacted by Mitchell who tells him that FSB have informed him that Trey Stone is working with Raven's Rock to launch a terrorist attack into the United States. Nomad is tasked by Mitchell to locate and eliminate key individuals involved in this conspiracy. After successfully killed all targets, including Pyotr Bukharov and Trey Stone, all evidence are transferred to the FSB and Peter Miles is arrested. Nomad and the remaining Ghosts are instructed to be on standby for extraction.

Ghosts fighting the Phantoms.

20 years into the future, the Ghosts were caught in a conflict with ex-Ghosts and other military operatives known as the Phantoms. Their first encounter was during a theft of ATHENA Corp. Information in Taiwan. After capturing an operative, they are led into a trap in Pakistan, but win the skirmish. When following up on the intelligence, Yankee team was captured by Omega Company.

Alternate Future (World War III)

In an alternate future of 2020, The Ghosts continued their operations during World War III.

The Ghosts also fought in England and Dubai during the hunt for the “Snow Maiden.” Three teams were on the ground during the Russian invasion of Poland and they were saved by a Joint Strike Force gunship pilot. After the brainwashed Major Alice Dennison disappeared, General Mitchell deployed Ghost teams to look for her. Mitchell himself oversaw the assault on the Spetsnaz headquarters at Fort Levski.

Equipment

The Ghosts use a variety of weapons and equipment at this chart:

The classes in Ghost Recon Online: Recon, Assault, Support

Recently, the Ghosts have started to make use of the Integrated Warfighter System, which includes the CROSS-COM, under version of 1.0 & 2.0 systems in 2010s and 3.0 versions in 2020s. They also use high-tech gadgets like the UAV Drone from Skell Technology and the Warhound. The Ghosts also have a set of uniforms, which changed over the years since their founding.

Notable Members

Notable Members
Russian War (2008)
Harold Gordon Rifleman	Susan Grey Rifleman	Leah Cohen Rifleman	Will Jacobs Rifleman	Henry Ramirez Demolition	Scott Ibrahim Sniper
Dieter Munz Support Gunner	Klaus Henkel Demolition	Nigel Tunney Demolition	Guram Osadze Support Gunner	Jack Stone Sniper	Astra Galinsky Sniper

Eritrean War (2009)
Leah Cohen Rifleman	Will Jacobs Rifleman	Dieter Munz Support Gunner	Nigel Tunney Demolition	Scott Ibrahim Sniper	Jodit Haile Rifleman

Cuban Conflict (2010)
Harold Gordon Rifleman	Susan Grey Rifleman	Will Jacobs Rifleman	Henry Ramirez Demolition	Klaus Henkel Demolition	Jack Stone Sniper

Colombian Conflict (2010)
Gus Barber Sniper	John B. Duval Rifleman	Frederik Sundstrom Demolition	Olivia Pascarelli Support Gunner	Santiago Gonzales Support Gunner

First and Second Korean Wars (2007-2011)
Scott Mitchell Ghost Lead	Jennifer Burke Rifleman	Joe Ramirez Rifleman	David Foster Grenadier	Derrick Parker Grenadier

Nick Salvatore Support Gunner

Marcus Brown Support Gunner

Alicia Diaz Marksman

Mike Kim Marksman

Kazakhstan Conflict (2012)
Scott Mitchell Ghost Lead	Jennifer Burke Rifleman	Joe Ramirez Rifleman	David Foster Grenadier	Derrick Parker Grenadier

Nick Salvatore Support Gunner

Marcus Brown Support Gunner

Alicia Diaz Marksman

Mike Kim Marksman

Afghanistan (2012)
Fred Warris Ghost Lead	Doug Treehorn Marksman

Mexican Civil War (2013)
Scott Mitchell Ghost Lead	Joe Ramirez Rifleman	Paul Smith Rifleman	Matt Beasley Rifleman	Marcus Brown Support Gunner

Annibale Cruz Support Gunner

K. C. Kirkland Support Gunner

Richard Allen Grenadier

Derrick Parker Grenadier

Bo Jenkins Grenadier

Alicia Diaz Marksman

Nick Salvatore Support Gunner (Wounded)

Jennifer Burke Rifleman (K.I.A.)

Mexican Rebellion (2014)
Scott Mitchell Ghost Lead	Joe Ramirez Rifleman	Paul Smith Rifleman	Matt Beasley Rifleman	Marcus Brown Support Gunner

John Hume Grenadier Marksman

Alicia Diaz Marksman

Bo Jenkins Grenadier

Alex Nolan Medic (K.I.A.)

Operation: Kingslayer (2019)
Nomad Ghost Lead	Holt Recon	Midas Support Gunner	Weaver Sniper

Sage Ghost Lead

Joker Operative

Stone Operative (Mentioned)

Kirk Graham Operative

Operation: Narco Road (2019)
Unidentified Ghost Operative	Unidentified Ghost Operative

Sri Lankan Conflict (2020)
Scott Mitchell Ghost Lead	Ramirez Scout	Parker Scout	Stiles Auto Rifleman	Wayland Auto Rifleman

Garcia Marksman Medic

Bill Marksman

John CQC Specialist

Jordan CQC Specialist

Near Future (2021)
Ghost Lead Ghost Lead	Duke Commando	Saffron Medic	Richter Gunner

Mint Engineer

Banshee Recon

Haze Sniper

Dalton Hibbard Operative

Joe Booth Operative

Ghost Lead Ghost Lead

Jenkins Operative

Operation: Take Down Overlord (2023)
Bones Engineer	James Ellison Rifleman	John Kozak Engineer	Robert Bonifacio Scout

ALPHA (2023)
Ghost Lead Ghost Lead	James Ellison Rifleman	Chuck Engineer (K.I.A.)	Robert Bonifacio Scout

Raven's Rock Coup (2024)
Joe Ramirez Ghost Lead (K.I.A.)	Haynes Rifleman (K.I.A.)	McGann Engineer (K.I.A.)	Richard Allen Scout (K.I.A.)

Cedric Ferguson Ghost Lead

James Ellison Rifleman

John Kozak Engineer

Robert Bonifacio Scout

Andrew Ross Ghost Lead

Marcus Kelso Operative

Kirk Graham Operative

Nicaraguan Rebellion (2024)
Biggs Assault	Unidentified Ghost Recon	Mast Specialist

Operation: Greenstone (2025)
Nomad Ghost Lead	Fury Panther	Fixit Combat Engineer Field Medic	Vasily Sharpshooter

Holt Recon (Wounded)

Midas Support Gunner (Wounded)

Weaver Sniper (K.I.A.)

20 years into the future (2034)
Paladin Ghost Lead Assault	Grant Support	Fox Recon	Ghost Doctor Military Doctor

Alternate Future (World War III)
Alexander Brent Ghost Lead	Schleck Sniper	Lakota Operative (Wounded)	Schoolie Operative (K.I.A.)	Daugherty Marksman (K.I.A.)	Riggs Spotter (K.I.A.)

Jay Boleman Ghost Lead

Park Sniper

Noboru Operative (Wounded)

Heston Operative (K.I.A.)

Copeland Marksman (K.I.A.)

Ex-Ghost Recon Members

Cole D. Walker
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Josiah Hill
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Trey Stone
Sentinel
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Rosebud
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Flycatcher
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Yellowleg
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Sphinx
Wolves
(K.I.A.)

Virgil
Phantoms

Bard
Phantoms

Deuce
Phantoms

G1U
Phantoms

Trivia

• The Ghosts are being considered not just the best Green Berets, but also the cream of the crop of the U.S. Special Operations Forces operators in the nation and the world.
• “Ghost: In traditional belief, a ghost is a manifestation of the dead. They remain in the physical realm to avenge, help, or punish the living.” — Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Prologue.
• The GST (2024s) has an extremely effective cyber operations team as proven by their ability to hack almost any electronic lock on the planet remotely.
• From what Mitchell said about the deaths of Ramirez and his team, the GST has never lost 4 people simultaneously, which speaks a lot about the survival rate of each operator.
  • That loss, however, has since been dramatically surpassed with the events of Operation Greenstone with possible lost of 24 out of 32 Ghosts sent to the Auroa Archipelago.
• The multiplayer classes in Future Soldier are Rifleman, Engineer, and Scout.
• Andrew Ross, Nick Salvatore, Weaver and Fury are the only 4 operators within Ghost Recon that were in other branches of the U.S. Armed Forces prior to the Army transition, with Ross, Weaver and Fury being part of the Navy SEALs (Weaver and Fury specifically hailing from DEVGRU) and Salvatore being part of the Marine Corps Force Recon prior to the Ghosts.
• The Ghosts of Delta Company are entirely fictional, as Army SF battalions currently only support three companies (A, B and C).

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon (media franchise)

• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon novel
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon (First appearance)
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Desert Siege
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Island Thunder
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Jungle Storm
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2 (Both versions)
• Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (brief crossover)
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2: Summit Strike
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2
• "The End Begins: Ghost Recon" (Mentioned only)
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Combat Ops
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Predator
• Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X.
• Tom Clancy's EndWar: The Hunted
• Tom Clancy's EndWar: The Missing (Mentioned only)
• Ghost Recon: ALPHA
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
• Ghost Recon Commander
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Choke Point
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars
• Ghost Recon Future Soldier: Future War
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wii
• Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2 (Console version, 8-bit game)
• Ghost Recon Phantoms Webcomic
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint
• Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint: Blind Prophets