Which command is responsible for functional combat operations such as logistics and strategic support?

The US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is indeed responsible for functional combat operations, particularly in the realm of logistics and strategic support. This command oversees the planning and execution of special operations missions, which often require specialized tactics, techniques, and procedures. USSOCOM's role encompasses providing necessary support, including logistics and other resources, to ensure that special operation forces can operate effectively and efficiently across a range of environments.

In contrast, while other commands such as Naval Special Warfare Command and PACFLT have important roles to play in military operations, they operate within more specific domains. Naval Special Warfare Command focuses specifically on special warfare forces like Navy SEALs, while PACFLT is primarily responsible for naval operations in the Pacific theater. The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) serves as the senior officer in the Navy and oversees overall naval strategy and policies but does not directly engage in the functional combat operations that USSOCOM is specifically designated to handle.