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- The Brigada Especial Operativa Halcón (BEOH; Hawk Special Operations Brigade) is a special operations division of the Buenos Aires Provincial Police in Argentina. Argentina did not possess a viable counter-terrorist capability until 1978, when it hosted the football World Cup. At that time, the military dictatorship ruling Argentina accepted the possibility that such a widely televised event was a likely forum for a terrorist incident. The result was the formation of a special counter-terrorist team, the Brigada Halcón. Today, the unit is made up of seventy-five commandos, subdivided into fifteen-man tactical teams. Each team has two snipers, one medic, one negotiator, an explosive ordnance disposal expert, a communications specialist, an intelligence specialist, and eight tactical assaulters. Initial training is divided into three two-month stages. Skills such as combat shooting, heliborne insertion, HALO/HAHO parachuting, explosives, sniping, intelligence gathering, martial arts, and offensive driving are covered in this period. The unit also handles VIP protection and is also responsible for hijacked aircraft throughout the nation. While many current members are veterans of the Argentine Army, the Brigada Halcón is under the operational control of the federal police, under the direct command of the Buenos Aires Police Department. Brigada Halcón members use foreign weapons and gear, as well as locally manufactured protective gear and uniforms. Weapons include: Bersa Thunder 9, Glock 17, Heckler & Koch MP5, SIG Sauer SIG516 and the SPAS-12 shotgun. For sniping purposes the Heckler & Koch PSG1 is commonly used. This special operations group was involved in the "Ramallo massacre", when operatives from the Brigada Halcón shot dead one alleged bank robber and his two hostages. (en)
- La División Especial de Seguridad Halcón, coloquialmente conocida como «Grupo Halcón», es una división de operaciones especiales de la Policía de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Según el resultado de encuestas realizadas respecto al tema sobre fuerzas especiales, el «Grupo Halcón» (La División Especial de seguridad Halcón) es considerada una de las fuerzas especiales de más alto nivel en América. (es)
- 鹰特別行動旅（西班牙語：Brigada Especial Operativa Halcón，縮寫：BEOH）是阿根廷的一个特种作战部队。 在1978年以前的阿根廷警察下沒有任何的反恐特種部隊。直到1978年，阿根廷為了舉辦世界杯足球赛。而當事阿根廷受到恐怖威脅的可能性大增。為了解決這樣的風險，阿根廷決定成立一个特殊的反恐队伍，而促成了鹰特种作战旅的成立。 如今，鹰特种作战旅擁有75位成員，并被分成每組15人一隊。每隊有两名狙击手，及军医、谈判、爆炸物处理专家、通信专家、情报专家各一位和8个战术。 (zh)
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- La División Especial de Seguridad Halcón, coloquialmente conocida como «Grupo Halcón», es una división de operaciones especiales de la Policía de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Según el resultado de encuestas realizadas respecto al tema sobre fuerzas especiales, el «Grupo Halcón» (La División Especial de seguridad Halcón) es considerada una de las fuerzas especiales de más alto nivel en América. (es)
- 鹰特別行動旅（西班牙語：Brigada Especial Operativa Halcón，縮寫：BEOH）是阿根廷的一个特种作战部队。 在1978年以前的阿根廷警察下沒有任何的反恐特種部隊。直到1978年，阿根廷為了舉辦世界杯足球赛。而當事阿根廷受到恐怖威脅的可能性大增。為了解決這樣的風險，阿根廷決定成立一个特殊的反恐队伍，而促成了鹰特种作战旅的成立。 如今，鹰特种作战旅擁有75位成員，并被分成每組15人一隊。每隊有两名狙击手，及军医、谈判、爆炸物处理专家、通信专家、情报专家各一位和8个战术。 (zh)
- The Brigada Especial Operativa Halcón (BEOH; Hawk Special Operations Brigade) is a special operations division of the Buenos Aires Provincial Police in Argentina. Argentina did not possess a viable counter-terrorist capability until 1978, when it hosted the football World Cup. At that time, the military dictatorship ruling Argentina accepted the possibility that such a widely televised event was a likely forum for a terrorist incident. The result was the formation of a special counter-terrorist team, the Brigada Halcón. (en)
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