Pentagon revives WWII-era OSS model for special operations oversight and funding

The Pentagon is restructuring special operations command and funding along the lines of the WWII Office of Strategic Services (OSS), aiming to improve civilian oversight and create budget flexibility. The plan requires congressional approval, and its scope and timeline remain uncertain. This marks a significant organizational shift in U.S. special operations posture.

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