What are the four Special Skill Tabs?

The four Special Skill Tabs recognized in the U.S. Army are Ranger, Special Forces, Presidents Hundred, and Sapper. The Ranger tab signifies proficiency in areas critical to unconventional warfare and specialized skills in various operations. The Special Forces tab represents the elite training of soldiers in various tactics and foreign languages, enabling them to execute complex missions. The Presidents Hundred tab is awarded to exceptional marksmen who finish in the top 100 during the President's Hundred Pistol and Rifle Matches, highlighting their shooting skills. The Sapper tab denotes engineers with advanced combat skills, focusing on mobility, counter-mobility, and survivability on the battlefield.

This set of special skill tabs indicates a soldier's training and elite qualifications, reflecting not just general military skills but specific areas of expertise that enhance their contributions to the Army.