The Pentagon has announced the re-establishment of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the World War II incarnation of the US Special Operations Command, as part of a broad reorganization designed to strengthen civilian oversight and support for US special operations forces. As part of the reorganization, the new office will be allocated at least 45 million dollars per year, along with 75 additional civilian standards and 25 military standards. In addition, the ministry's powers will be expanded on special operations budgets, procurement, personnel policy and strategic planning, and its leadership will be given more extensive representation in the Pentagon's senior decision-making processes.

The Pentagon has announced the re-establishment of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the World War II incarnation of the US Special Operations Command, as part of a broad reorganization designed to strengthen civilian oversight and support for US special operations forces. As part of the reorganization, the new office will be allocated at least 45 million dollars per year, along with 75 additional civilian standards and 25 military standards. In addition, the ministry's powers will be expanded on special operations budgets, procurement, personnel policy and strategic planning, and its leadership will be given more extensive representation in the Pentagon's senior decision-making processes.