By KIMBERLY DOZIER | Associated Press | Nov 17, 2011 6:19 PM CST   WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Army Special Forces Green Berets get plenty of acclaim — sometimes too much acclaim. Often it’s a case of mistaken identity. All special operations forces tend to get called, incorrectly, “Special Forces,” and many in the military are trying to borrow their job description: training foreign forces to fight America’s enemies overseas.In a climate of shrinking budgets, the Green Berets are branding themselves as the go-to force for counterinsurgency that can do the job with fewer troops than conventional forces. As the Pentagon divvies up money and missions, the Green Berets want to make sure their job isn’t handed to someone else. It’s not that the Green Berets don’t have their hands full. Some 87 percent … Read entire article »