Special Forces sergeant major gets 1 year, busted in rank for domestic violence

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Then-Master Sgt. Travis Alfred discusses his mission with the Black Daggers, the official Army Special Operations Command parachute team, to students, Nov. 7, 2017, in Peoria, Arizona. (Army/Alun Thomas)

A Special Forces sergeant major and former member of the Army Special Operations Command parachute team was convicted of domestic violence and endangerment at a Fort Bragg, North Carolina general court martial earlier this month.

According to court documents released by 1st Special Forces Command, Sgt. Maj. Travis Alfred was convicted of firing a gun, choking his then-wife and threatening to kill her in a Nov. 20, 2019 attack.

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