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Sec. 1239 · H.R. 8800

United States–Poland Special Operations Cooperation Program

Division A — Department of Defense Authorizations › Title XII — Matters relating to Foreign Nations › Subtitle D — Matters relating to Europe

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(a) Establishment The Secretary of Defense shall establish a United States–Poland Special Operations Cooperation Program. (b) Purpose The purpose of the Program shall be to enhance cooperation between the special operations forces of the United States and the Republic of Poland through the development, integration, and exchange of knowledge, doctrine, training, and operational lessons related to— (1) special operations; (2) irregular warfare; (3) unconventional warfare; (4) support to territorial defense forces; (5) countering hybrid warfare activities; (6) operations in contested environments; and (7) lessons learned from contemporary armed conflicts relevant to such activities. (c) Activities The Program may include the following activities: (1) Development and dissemination of doctrine, concepts, tactics, techniques, and procedures. (2) Collection, analysis, and publication of operational lessons learned. (3) Joint training, seminars, workshops, and professional military education activities. (4) Operational experimentation and assessments of emerging technologies applicable to special operations missions. (5) Exchanges of military personnel, instructors, and subject matter experts. (6) Such other activities as the Secretary of Defense determines necessary to carry out the purposes of the Program.

Sec. 1239: United States–Poland Special Operations Cooperation Program · Public Law Tracker