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OSS

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Or O.S.S.
  1. Office of Strategic Services: a U.S. government intelligence agency during World War II.


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Bill Donovan, one of the founders of the OSS, is quoted as saying he wanted men “with a PhD who can handle themselves in a bar fight,” and that seemed to work.

From Los Angeles Times

The CIA also has a history of the OSS, found at www.cia.gov/legacy/cia-history/.

From Washington Times

Curious about the heroic, daring, inventive and unique OSS?

From Washington Times

In addition, the OSS Society led a successful effort to have a Congressional Gold Medal awarded to the OSS — signed into law on Dec. 14, 2016.

From Washington Times

That was certainly the idea at the recent OSS Society gathering at a splendid hotel in the nation’s capital that featured retired Marine Maj.

From Washington Times