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information-related capabilities is rooted foremost in Title 10, United States Code. Department of Defense (DOD) and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) directives delegate authorities to DOD components. Among these directives, Department of Defense Directive 3600.01, Information Operations, is the principal IO policy document.
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