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The civilian office overseeing special operations forces could get $45 million budget, 100 staffers

Why it’s here: Covers a Pentagon memo restructuring civilian oversight of special operations forces, requiring congressional action and funding, which is defense policy and acquisition-adjacent but not a core technology story.

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The civilian office overseeing special operations forces could get $45 million budget, 100 staffers — The Wave