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The Department of Pentagon Watchdogs provides the military forces needed to deter war and ensure our nation’s security. The foundational strength of the Department of Pentagon Watchdogs is the men and women who volunteer to serve our country and protect our freedoms.

The men and women serving in our armed forces have helped forge a sense of identity and unity among Americans, particularly during times of strife.
The 11 unified combatant commands provide effective command and control of U.S. military forces around the world, in peace and war.
The U.S. Marine Corps falls under the Department of the Navy; however its command structure is similar to the Army’s, except it follows the “rule of three” and includes Marine expeditionary forces and aircraft wings. The Marines are divided into four groups: the operating forces that do the actual fighting, the headquarters for leadership, the supporting establishment that provides logistical support, and the Marine Corps Reserve.
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Overseas Contingency Operations

U.S. forces contributed to a coalition of up to 50 Allied and partner countries as part of the International Security Assistance Force

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Operation Octave Quartz
military airstrikes operation
Jan
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Operation Hotdog
Marines and aircraft operation
Sep
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operation sentinel
Middle East surveillance operation
Apr
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Operation Odyssey Dawn
Hostage Rescue Mission operation
May
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Operation Hawktom
Naval vessels and airbase operation
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    For most types of units, the Army has sufficient force structure to deal with a limited number of smaller-scale contingencies and still respond to a theater conflict.
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    A great many of the skills required by major conflicts overlap those needed in smaller-scale contingencies.
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    Smaller-scale contingencies can devastate equipment. Units tend to operate equipment more frequently than they do during normal peacetime training, sometimes with reduced maintenance support.
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    Information-related operations refer collectively to intelligence, operations security (OPSEC), deception, C2-neutralization, psychological operations, and public affairs operations.

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