The first members of the Special Operations Group (SOG) graduated from basic training. Today, Special Operations Group is made up of specially trained Deputy Marshals who respond to high threat and emergency situations. In addition, to providing specialized training for Deputy marshals, the Special Operations Group Training Center trains law enforcement officers from other countries in hostage negotiations, tactical operations, weapons retention and self defense techniques. The USMS is a federal law enforcement agency responsible for various tasks, including apprehending wanted fugitives, transporting federal prisoners, and providing security for the federal judiciary. The SOG is a highly trained and specialized unit within the USMS tasked with handling particularly high-risk and complex law enforcement operations. SOG personnel undergo rigorous training in areas such as firearms proficiency, hand-to-hand combat, tactical operations, and crisis negotiation. They are often called upon to work in high-stress and dangerous environments, and their expertise is utilized in situations where standard law enforcement resources may be insufficient. It's worth noting that the specific duties and operations of the USMS SOG can evolve over time, and their work is often classified or not widely publicized due to the sensitive nature of their missions. As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, this information is accurate, but there may have been developments or changes in their operations or mission since then.