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'No better group': Veteran says special ops should get same concealed carry permit as retired cops
A retired Army special operations veteran is urging Congress to grant qualified former special operators nationwide concealed carry privileges similar to those enjoyed by retired U.S. law enforcement officers. He suggests that these highly trained individuals are uniquely equipped for self-defense, referencing the OODA loop concept. The movement has generated legislation, including the Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act.
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