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The case for a $24 Billion Special Operations budget

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SOCOM’s budget has been flat since FY2019, but demand for SOF capabilities has risen 300 percent in the past five years, argue former acting SecDef Chris Miller and Phil Anderson of SOF Action.

Why this matters for military families

Changes in defense policy affect budgets, procurement, base operations, and long-term strategic positioning that shape where and how service members serve.

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The case for a $24 Billion Special Operations budget

Why this matters for military families

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