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OPTIMIZING FLEET TACTICS: SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES IN NAVAL WARFARE
The shift of the U.S. military away from the Global War on Terror (GWOT) to preparation for large-scale combat operations has created tension for Special Operations Command (SOCOM) between the dual imperatives of maintaining a sustained global presence and achieving optimal integration with conventi
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