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1. joint special forces aviation wing
 2. 8th special operations squadron
3. no. 1 squadron raf
4. 65th aggressor squadron
5. 7th special operations squadron
6. raf regiment
7. 1st helicopter squadron
8. no. 2 squadron raf
9. special air service
10. special forces support group
 11. 1st air cavalry brigade
12. joint helicopter command
13. belize defence force air wing
14. hmh-461
15. 355th wing
16. 352nd special operations wing
17. raaf
18. 427th special operations squadron
19. 1st battalion, parachute regiment
20. royal air force
 21. pathfinder platoon
22. special reconnaissance regiment
23. 64th aggressor squadron
24. 919th special operations wing
25. 26th special tactics squadron
26. 58th special operations wing
27. 95th reconnaissance squadron
28. 18th air support operations group
29. special air service regiment
30. no. 17 squadron raf
 31. 24th special tactics squadron
32. army aviation
33. army ranger wing
34. 21st special tactics squadron
35. 22nd special tactics squadron
36. 4th special operations squadron
37. ghana air force
38. tactical support wing
39. 17th special tactics squadron
40. 1st special forces group

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