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This list names only eight winning years, even though the sentence says Colombia won nine times.

Official U.S. Southern Command reporting resolves the discrepancy:

• A SOUTHCOM article about Fuerzas Comando 2016 says Colombia won "for the ninth time in 13 years."
• A separate SOUTHCOM article about Fuerzas Comando 2018 says Colombia had held the trophy "between 2005-2008 and 2012-2016."

That second source explicitly shows a continuous run from 2012 through 2016, so 2013 should be included in the year list. The article's list therefore omits one of Colombia's official winning years.

Official U.S. Southern Command pages consistently describe Fuerzas Comando as:

• sponsored by U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM), and
• executed by Special Operations Command South (SOCSOUTH).

That matters because SOCSOUTH is a SOUTHCOM component, not the same organization as U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). In other words, the article links the event to the wrong command.

A SOUTHCOM article on Fuerzas Comando 2018 states the competition was "sponsored by U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) and executed by Special Operations Command South." Another SOUTHCOM page explaining its structure says SOUTHCOM missions are carried out by its component commands and identifies SOCSOUTH as the command that controls special operations forces in the region. Together, these sources contradict the article's claim that the competition is sponsored by U.S. Special Operations Command.