By Success and secrecy surrounding U.S. special operations missions around the world--such as the death of Osama bin Laden and the capture of Saddam Hussein-- lean too far toward short-term goals and need to be rebalanced with training and cooperative goals that can produce long-term success as part of a wider, integrated campaign, says a new report published by the Council on Foreign Relations. “Adopting a new vision for special operations forces that shifts from a tactical focus on removing individuals…
Rebalance Special Operations Forces, Reduce ‘Whack-a-Mole’ Role, Report Says
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