U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command Restructuring Advances

August 22, 2022
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Two of the three major equipment pillars of a broad restructuring of U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command have been defined due to a string of leaks and contract announcements in August. Command abandoning air advisor mission Armed Overwatch contract upgrades counterinsurgency role Air Force...

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