____________ control(s) large scope programs not falling within the scope of a systems command.

Program Executive Offices (PEOs) are responsible for overseeing and managing large-scale programs that do not fit within the typical framework of a systems command. PEOs provide a centralized structure for program management, allowing for greater efficiency and effectiveness in coordinating complex acquisitions and development processes. They play a critical role in aligning resources, managing risks, and ensuring that programs meet their objectives within budgetary constraints and timelines. By focusing on broader initiatives and policies, PEOs enable the military and defense agencies to streamline operations and better integrate efforts across different domains, ensuring that all related programs contribute to the overarching goals of the organization.