Official: more money for special ops means progress
Terrorist operations require funding and the U.S. Central Command has a unit trying to interrupt that revenue stream, according to Thomas O'Connell, assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low-intensity conflict. Special Operations Command is playing a role in the multiagency...
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