The Army designates its roads for noteworthy events, units, and soldiers. However, the meaning behind these landmarks is often lost on travelers. The following page lists the ARSOF-themed roads on Fort Bragg and provides context for why each road is so named.
1st SFG Streetnamed for: 1st Special Forces Group
3rd SFG Streetnamed for: 3rd Special Forces Group
5th SFG Streetnamed for: 5th Special Forces Group
6th SFG Streetnamed for: 6th SFG
7th SFG Streetnamed for: 7th Special Forces Group
8th SFG Roadnamed for: 8th SFG
10th SFG Roadnamed for: 10th Special Forces Group
19th SFG Streetnamed for: 19th Special Forces Group
20th SFG Streetnamed for: 20th Special Forces Group
77th SFG Waynamed for: 77th Special Forces Group
Adams Streetnamed for: GEN Paul D. Adams, XO of the First Special Service Force; later was XVIII Airborne Corps commander and very against the wear of the Green Beret
Ashley Streetnamed for: SFC Eugene Ashley, JR Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
A Team Roadnamed for: Function Special Forces unit
Benavidez Streetnamed for: SSG Roy P. Benavidez, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Buker Streetnamed for: SGT Brian L. Buker, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Chaos Lanenamed for: Order from Chaos
Cook Streetnamed for: SFC Marlin C. Cook, Special Forces KIA Vietnam 1/29/1966
Darby Loopnamed for: BG William O. Darby
Donovan Streetnamed for: MG William J. Donovan, Office od Strategic Services (OSS) Chief
Funston Streetnamed for: MG Frederick Funston, worked with Philippine Scouts in the Insurection
Gordon Roadnamed for: MSG Gary I. Gordon, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Hagen Streetnamed for: 1LT Loren D. Hagen, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Hetzler Streetnamed for: SGM Walter G. Hetler, SF DSC
Kedenburg Streetnamed for: SP5 John J. Kedenburg, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Marion Streetnamed for: Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox (Rev War)
Medusa Lanenamed for: Operation in Afghanistan
Merrill Streetnamed for: MG Frank D. Merrill
Miller Drivenamed for: SSG Franklin D. Miller, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Monte La Difensa Courtnamed for: Site of FSSF battle breaking the German Winter Line in Italy
Mountain Viper Drivenamed for: Operation in Afghanistan
Omaha Streetnamed for: Beach in Normandy assaulted by 2nd and 5th Ranger Bns, 6 June 1944
Psyops Lanenamed for: Army Branch
Ranger Training Drive named for: Army Specialty
R. Miller Streetnamed for: SSG Robert J. Miller, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Robin Sage Lanenamed for: Culminating SF exercise
Rogers Streetnamed for: Robert Rogers, Roger’s Rangers
Rowe Streetnamed for: COL James Nick Rowe
Schoomaker Streetnamed for: USASOC CG, CoS U.S. Army
Shachnow Streetnamed for: MG Sidney Shachnow
Shugart Waynamed for: SFC Randall D. Shughart, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Sisler Streetnamed for: 1LT George K. Sisler, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient
Sluss Tiller Streetnamed for: SFC Matthew S. Sluss-Tiller
Special Forces Waynamed for: Army Branch
Son Tay Roadnamed for: POW raid into North Vietnam
Stiner Roadnamed for: GEN Carl W. Stiner, JSOC, USSOCOM commander
Floyd J. Thompson Streetnamed for: SF Vietnam POW
Torrijos Circlenamed for: Airfield in Panama siezed by Rangers with CA and Psyop elements during JUST CAUSE
Tora Bora Boulevardnamed for: Engagement in Afghanistan
Viking Way and Courtnamed for: TF VIKING, 10th Special Forces Group in Iraq
Volare Optimos Streetnamed for: USASOAC motto, Volare Optimos
Zabitosky Roadnamed for: SFC Fred W. Zabitosky, Special Forces Medal of Honor recipient