The KSK was good. Long live the KSK.

Wild parties, wrong mindset, good officers who know how to do things better, and also how to report. The KSK has experienced a lot lately – and even the stock of ammunition was not always correct, but you can also voluntarily return what has not been used. The political leadership has unreservedly taken up the media frenzy surrounding extremism and conspiracy theories about "putschist tendencies." The institution's wrath has struck the command. Even the dissolution of the elite unit was on the table: no one needs Praetorians organizing the Ides of March. Even if the allegations are far from true... And a media coverage that drives the politically responsible, they can't stand that at all. "The fundamental trust – especially necessary for special forces – has been shaken by the misconduct of individuals," defended the Ministry of Defense today.

And since attack is the best defense, a ministerial working group has identified 60 measures to reform the command with its special forces: "They include, among other things, structural considerations, duty supervision, personnel recruitment and hiring procedures, career paths, prevention and resilience measures, as well as increasing responsiveness in dealing with suspected cases." "To the progress that has been achieved so far, "all those involved have contributed with high commitment and have achieved a lot in a short time." Well then... The KSK was good. Long live the KSK!

HERE is the complete "Final Report on the Implementation of the Action Plan of the Working Group Special Forces Command" available for reading.

The Special Forces Command of the Bundeswehr on the Internet