He was the primary interface between JSOC, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the intelligence community during a high-profile investigation that resulted in the conviction of a U.S.

kill-capture campaign, which was spearheaded by JSOC. Here, SOF

Yet, in the context of JSOC, it had a salutary command effect: "The overall message reinforced by the O&I was that we have a problem that only we can understand and solve." (26)

Naylor, "A Triumph for JSOC," Defense News, May 9, 2011, 11.

The Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) is the coordinating body for America's premier Special Forces units; it includes the Army's Delta Force, the Navy's SEALs and the Air Force's Special Operations Aviation Regiment.

Relentless Strike chronicles the history of the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), America's top-tier special operations military unit.

Army general used to be in charge of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), launching teams of Navy SEALs, Rangers, Delta Force and other specially trained warriors on top-secret missions, hunting terrorists throughout Iraq.

The leadership of JSOC said in a statement that "accidental mistake got this morning at the gate of the prison in Basra, where a rocket shell was mistakenly launched by one of the guards assigned to protect the gate."

The 'disposition matrix', the US government's main kill list, was devised in 2010 by CIA director John Brennan (formerly Barack Obama's counterterrorism adviser) and merges the diverse kill lists maintained by the Pentagon, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).

and international forces in Afghanistan, and former leader of the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).

En cours de deploiement en Irak, elle correspond au JSOC (Joint special operations command), une composante secrete des forces speciales specialisee dans l'elimination ou la capture des responsables de reseaux extremistes.