Which statement about Special Warfare Airmen is true?

• A. The Special Warfare Airmen category includes both officer and enlisted roles.
• B. No more than four roles are included.
• C. They include only pararescue.
• D. TAC-P is excluded.

Answer: (A)

Special Warfare Airmen cover multiple high‑skill communities, with both enlisted specialists and officer leaders working in the same family. Enlisted roles include pararescuemen, who specialize in personnel recovery behind enemy lines; combat controllers, who establish and control air operations on the ground; and tactical air control party specialists, who integrate airpower with ground forces. There are also officer counterparts who lead these teams as Special Warfare Officers, providing the planning, command, and coordination at higher levels. This combination of enlisted and officer paths within one umbrella is why the statement about including both officer and enlisted roles is true. The other options don’t fit because pararescue isn’t the only role, TAC-P isn’t excluded, and the set of roles isn’t limited to four—the category encompasses multiple specialties across both enlisted and officer lines.