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Clearance and Need to know, yes. However in the distant post war era a whole lot of things are going to go out the window.
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Not to the SF troops or to the MP personnel.... individually and subjectively little time has past.
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The SF teams may want the classified material but to what extreme are they willing to go to get it? One of the issues will be that there are very few SF soldiers left. They have far fewer resources than either MP or their Texas allies and combined those two groups are far more powerful in all ways than the SF units. Not only that but Texas represents the most "American" set of survivors yet discovered. Can the SF troops go to war against Texas over this secure material.
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The Project personnel will wake up smothered in stun grenades with a side order of riot gas if the SF is feeling generous.
SF soldiers are the product of a peer, not leader, review process that removes less qualified.. Those are then processed through the best schools the DoD has and then the best schools that Allies have.
SF versus the Project? Would be like feeding poodles to pit bulls. TMP wouldn't stand a chance.
The SF will seize it and remove it from the area until National command Authority is established and aknowledged.
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Also the SF troops are good but are they better than the best of Morrow Project or the best of the soldiers in Texas? I always had a working class grunt's distrust of special operations troops, so I am biased.
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By Orders of Magnitude... I would argue that the SF of the 1960s is better than the SF of 2017 on a one to one in Guerilla warfare and living off the land.
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I'm not sure how strong a hand the snake eaters have to play. They are pragmatic men, so what will they put on the table to control this cache?
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A loyal indigenous strike force armed with modern small arms. Led, trained, and motivated by the best insurgent warfare specialists since the Apache.