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ORLANDO, FL - JANUARY 15: An Air Force helmet rests on the field during the Hula Bowl college football game on Saturday, January 15, 2022 at the UCF Bounce House Stadium in Orlando, FL (Photo by Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
ORLANDO, FL - JANUARY 15: An Air Force helmet rests on the field during the Hula Bowl college football game on Saturday, January 15, 2022 at the UCF Bounce House Stadium in Orlando, FL (Photo by Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Air Force Unveils Special Operations Command CFB Uniforms in Video, Photos

Adam WellsAug 13, 2024

Air Force will honor the Air Force Special Operations Command with custom jerseys for the 2024 season.

The Falcons unveiled the new jerseys on Tuesday ahead of their debut on Oct. 5 against Navy.

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Per the Falcons' official website, the AFSOC is a special operations component of the Air Force that "is always ready to answer our nation's call and provide forces for worldwide deployment."

The helmet features the official AFSOC emblem, with the back bumper featuring the official motto: "Any Place, Any Time, Anywhere."

Per the AFSOC website, the motto was coined during the Burma operations in World War II.

Details on the jersey include a nameplate on the right chest featuring the player's name; an American flag on the right sleeve; and one of three different badges representing the Air Force Special Tactics on the left sleeve.

The Nike swoosh on the pants will be red as a "tip of the cap to the scarlet beret worn by Special Tactics Combat Controllers." Other details of the jersey include a dagger on the right pant leg to symbolize the special operations and the Special Tactics Combat Control "First There" motto on the left leg.

Air Force will host Navy at Falcon Stadium on Oct. 5 in the first game for the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy for both teams this season. The Falcons have won four straight games in the rivalry dating back to 2020.

Navy hasn't won at Falcon Stadium since 2012.

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