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ACCEPTABILITY OF USSOCOM EMPLOYMENT OF PRIVATE FORCE IN STRATEGIC COMPETITION
This thesis explores the feasibility and acceptability of the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) employing private forces to overcome persistent challenges in strategic competition, namely recruiting shortfalls, increased operational demand, and a pervasive risk-intolerant environmen
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