The Kaibiles are infamous for their reputed practice of forcing recruits to bite the heads off live chickens.

Kaibiles are known for doing field medical work on themselves in the line of fire.

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Prior to their relocation in 1989, Melchor de Mencos was home to the two training centres of the Guatemalan Army's élite Kaibiles special operations force.

More recently, it has been alleged, that some former members of the Kaibiles have formed relationships with the Los Zetas mercenary group.

" In December 1998, Jane's reported that there were three groups of Kaibiles, one consisting of instructors, and two consisting of 162 commandos apiece.

The Commission's report documented examples of massacres of civilians by the Kaibiles, most notably the December 1982 Dos Erres massacre.

On 25 July 2011, trials began in Guatemala City against four former soldiers of the Kaibiles special forces accused of participating in the massacre.

* The earliest version of the massacre narrative was modified and edited from Guatemala: Kaibiles and the Massacre at Las Dos Erres, a public domain information request response document of the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

The Kaibiles ( singular: Kaibil ) are a special operations force of the Military of Guatemala.

On another note, Otto Pérez Molina mentioned that in 2012 he will send the Kaibiles to fight the drug cartels in Guatemala.

The first version of this article was modified and edited from Guatemala: Kaibiles and the Massacre at Las Dos Erres, a public domain information request response document of the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

In September 2005 testimony to the Mexican Congress from the then-Defense Secretary Clemente Vega, indicated that the Zetas had also hired at least 30 former Kaibiles from Guatemala to train new recruits because the number of former Mexican special forces men in their ranks had shrunk.

For example, most Kaibiles, when injured by a gunshot, pull their knife out, cut an X on the wound, and pull the bullet out ( after ascertaining that the bullet is safe to remove ).

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