How the US Authorizes and Names Military Operations
Named U.S. military operations run through a chain of command set by Title 10 and Goldwater-Nichols. Congress separately decides whether to authorize force.
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Combatant Commands Explained: The 11 U.S. Commands and What They Do
U.S. combatant commands explained: the 11 commands, what each covers, the chain of command, the Unified Command Plan and the new Autonomous Warfare Command.
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