It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… - 1711 There is a movement to reduce the scope and scale of USSOCOM’s mission in favor of other service priorities in great-power competition. This would be a mistake because USSOCOM can be employed effectively in great-power … - page 121
… to capitalize on - 1712 It makes sense to capitalize on USSOCOM’s experience and repurpose its mission to include … context of great-power competition, thereby providing a robust organization that is capable of achieving strategic … and partners around the globe. Irregular warfare should be used proactively to prevent state and nonstate actors from … - page 121
- page 121
… irregular warfare a cornerstone of security strategy. The US. can project strength through unified action with our … to countering irregular threats that range from the Chinese use of economic warfare to Russian disinformation and Islamist terrorism . A broad … - page 121
… irregular warfare as “a means by which the United States uses all elements of national power to project influence … irregular warfare as “a means by which the United States uses all elements of national power to project influence … - page 121
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