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Special Groups (Portugal)
The Special Groups or GE (''Grupos Especiais'' in Portuguese) were small military units of platoon size, set up from 1966 to 1974 by the Portuguese Armed Forces in Angola and in Mozambique. Later, Paratrooper Special Groups or GEP (''Grupos Especiais Paraquedistas'') were formed, these being units able to conduct airborne operations. By 1974 there were 84 GE and 12 GEP operating in Mozambique and 90 GE operating in Angola.
==Constitution and Training==
Although they were trained and operated under the command of the Portuguese Army (and Portuguese Air Force for the GEP), the GE were not integrated into the Armed Forces and were considered paramilitary forces. The GE were made up of local volunteers, supported by senior Portuguese military personnel. With the exception of the GEP, each GE was usually fully established by members of the same ethnic African group. The GE received a similar training to commandos and the GEP to paratroopers. The GEP were created and used only in Mozambique.
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