"The Special Forces of Greece"

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The special forces of Greece are elite units of all the armed forces and security forces of Greece, organized in the framework of the Special Forces Command (in short in Greek: ΔΔΕΕ, in English: JSOC). The command is directly subordinate to the Chief General Staff of National Defence.

background
In 2013, the General Staff proposed to establish the Joint Special Forces Command, but politics and rivalry between the offices prevented its operations. In July 2020, after years of conflict and skepticism, the Greek government decided to establish the new command.
The new government decision is intended to address NATO requirements:
Join the EU’s structured and permanent cooperation project.
To establish the Special Forces Command which is incorporated until 2024.
Establish three separate special operations commanders, one for each arm: a group of land special operations – SOLTG, a naval special operations group – SOMTG, and a special air operations group – SOATG. By 2025, all of these commanders will operate under NATO and the EU, and will be separate from the forces under the command of the Greek Special Forces (JSOC).

Special Operations
The Special Operations Force array consists of two components: “grade 1” and “level 2.”
The first component rank "1" includes the elite units in the armed forces of Greece who are only subject to permanent personnel (in which there is mandatory service):
The Z raid battalion – a commando empirical unit of the Greek army.
The Special Parachuting Section (ΕΤΑ) – a command unit of the Greek army.
Commando Days of the Greek Navy and underwater sabotage teams
The 31st Special Operations Squadron of the Greek Air Force (ΜΕΕD)
The second "2" component includes the other special operations units on the Greek Armed Forces:
The 32nd Naval Division:
Three brigades (505, 521 and 575)
The 32nd cavalry squadron
The 32nd artillery battalion
The 1st Paratrooper Division:
The cemetery of the mountain (divids; Δ; and 35, Prussians in Cyprus)
The Navy Criminal Brigade (Sings, Γ, Η, Θ and I)
The paratroopers (-1 and 2).

Special Forces

The 1st Paratrooper Division
The 1st Paratroopers Division (In Greek: 1i TAXKD-AL) is a commando unit for special operations including Level 1 and Level 2:

The Z'MAK Brigade
The 1st raid battalion (1ο ΣΚ 1 Syntagma Katadromon) is an amphibious commando unit of the Greek army, specializing in the re-occupation of the islands and islands of the Aegean East and the Dodcanese Islands in addition to other special hubs.
Division B
Division D
The faction E
The 14th Division (14 Lochos Dipraseon)

The Second Paratroopers Brigade
2 Syntagma Alexiptotiston
The 1st paratrooper Company
The 2nd Paratroop Company
Special ETA segment - Special Tour (SR) and Direct Action (DA). Specialists in tactical fall
18th Contact Company

The Maritime Command DYK
The underground demolition command (in Greek:Διοίκηση Καταστροφών Καταστροφών Καταστροφών Καταστροφών), in short DYK (in Greek: ΔΥΚ) is the special unit of forces of the Greek Navy. DYK has four main missions:
Infiltration and sabotage of enemy ships and Sisi.
Coast and coastline review before empirical landings of the main forces to make sure they are suitable for landing.
disposal of marine mines.
A fighting against marine terrorism.

The unit consists of about 110 fighters divided into four operational factions (OYKs) and the body below. Each faction consists of 25 fighters and specializes in a certain type of task:
OYK-1 and OYK-2 are specialized in special tour missions (SR) and direct action (DA) and counterterrorism combat.
OYK3 - Coast Review and Hydrographic Survey
OYK4 - sabotage and disposal of bombs