2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade (U.S. Army) Color Changing Coffee Mug

The 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB) is a specialized unit of the United States Army, primarily tasked with advising, training, and assisting foreign military forces in their operations. Established in 2018, this brigade is part of the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), reflecting its role in providing unique capabilities for complex security missions. Composed of both active duty and National Guard soldiers, the 2nd SFAB's mission focuses on building partner capacity, enhancing interoperability, and promoting regional stability. The brigade operates primarily in a train-advise-assist role, working closely with allied forces to develop their capabilities and achieve mutual security objectives. The 2nd SFAB's expertise encompasses various domains, including land operations, aviation, and information warfare. Its units are tailored to support regional contingencies, enabling the U.S. Army to adapt to a wide range of operational environments. The brigade's primary function is to empower partner nations to maintain security within their borders, fostering long-term stability and reducing reliance on international intervention.