41. Foreign Military Attaches Visit Zamboanga For Anti-terror Effort ZAMBOANGA – Fifteen foreign military attaches and observers visited the southernPhilippines on Wednesday to assess the army's efforts in fighting terrorism http://www.inq7.net/brk/2001/oct/24/brkpol_6-1.htm

42. Foreign Military Training - Arms Trade Oversight Project foreign military Training. Council Links . • foreign military training programsare funded by the Department of Defense and the Department of State. http://www.clw.org/atop/training.html

Foreign Military Training Council Links: 110 Maryland Ave. NE Washington, DC 20002 atop@clw.org "International engagement is a key component of our national security strategy. All international education and training, as well as engagement activities, play a role in shaping the strategic environment to prevent conflict and promote regional stability." Foreign Military Training Report 2000 Programs U.S. Law Pending Legislation ... Good and Bad of FMT Programs • The programs which fall under the umbrella of foreign military training range from the establishment of military training schools, such as the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, to defense article sales and grants to worthy countries from the U.S. arsenal. The intent of these programs is to "provide intellectual and technical benefits to the participants," and "also expose thousands of current and future foreign military leaders to the values essential to maintain security forces in democratic society. " DoS funded activities include: -International Military Education and Training (IMET);

43. DSCA (Facts Book) -- Foreign Military Sales, Foreign Military Construction Sales DSCA (Facts Book) foreign military Sales, foreign military ConstructionSales and Military Assistance Facts September 30, 1999. http://www.clw.org/atop/dod_dscafact1999.html

Open this portion of the document in Word (63 KB) Document Type: Discretionary - DoD Document Title: DSCA (Facts Book) Foreign Military Sales,; Foreign Military Construction Sales; and; Military Assistance Facts; September 30, 1999 DSCA (Facts Book) Foreign Military Sales, Foreign Military Construction Sales and Military Assistance Facts September 30, 1999 Published by Deputy for Financial Management Comptroller, DSCA The data in this publication regarding Foreign Military Sales Agreements and Deliveries portrays only sales and deliveries of defense articles and defense services. In accordance with Section 29 of the Arms Export Control Act, Foreign Military Construction Sales Agreements and Deliveries have been extracted and are shown separately in the Microsoft Excel tables of this publication. 1. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Agreements Total dollar value of defense articles and defense services purchased with cash, credit, and MAP Merger Funds by a foreign government or international organization in any fiscal year. Also see Item 7, Military Assistance Program Merger Funds. Launch this information in Microsoft Excel 2. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Deliveries

44. Totse.com | Foreign Military & Intelligence Agencies www.totse.com foreign military Intelligence Agencies - All sorts of facts andrumors about our enemies and allies. foreign military Intelligence Agencies. http://www.totse.com/en/politics/foreign_military_intelligence_agencies/

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45. Anteon Gets Foreign Military Sales Subcontract 02/03/03 Anteon gets foreign military sales subcontract By WilliamWelsh Staff Writer Anteon International Corp. won a fiveyear http://www.washingtontechnology.com/news/1_1/agencies/19975-1.html

Print edition E-letters Calendar Submit your event WT Forum Upcoming Recent Resource Centers Top 100 Federal ... E-Mail This Article Anteon gets foreign military sales subcontract By William Welsh Staff Writer Anteon International Corp. won a five-year, $82 million subcontract from BearingPoint Inc. to support U.S. Navy foreign military sales for the E-2C and C-2 aircraft, the company announced today. Under the subcontract, Anteon of Fairfax, Va., will provide systems engineering, program management and technology services support for life-cycle management, interoperability assurance, radar upgrade and foreign military sales for the two aircraft. The program supports the U.S. Navy and the governments of Egypt, France, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan. The E2-C Hawkeye is the Navy and the Marine Corps airborne surveillance and command-and-control platform, providing battle management and support for sea and shore joint operations. The C-2 Greyhound provides onboard delivery of critical personnel and parts for deployed aircraft carrier battle groups. Anteon is an information technology and systems engineering and integration company supporting the federal government and international sectors. The company has more than 5,600 employees and annual revenue of $715 million.

46. Foreign Military Sales 16 foreign military sales By Patience Wait The Space and Naval Warfare SystemsCommand intends to release a request for proposal for a contract for Po Sheng http://www.washingtontechnology.com/news/17_16/federal/19402-1.html

Print edition E-letters Calendar Submit your event WT Forum Upcoming Recent Resource Centers Top 100 Federal ... E-Mail This Article ; Vol. 17 No. 16 Foreign military sales By Patience Wait .gov, solicitation No. N00039-03-R-0001. The response date is Dec. 31.

47. U. S. Bureau Of Industry And Security - Office Of Strategic Industries And Econo A resource for a wide range of defense market research, analysis and technology reports, business enhancement opportunities, and advocacy assistance for foreign military sales. http://www.bxa.doc.gov/OSIES/

Bureau of Industry and Security U.S. Department of Commerce Where Industry and Security Intersect What's New Sitemap Search About BIS ... National Defense Stockpile Related Links Programs Contact Us Home Defense Industrial Base Programs SEIS Home Contact Information Daniel Hill, Director Strategic Industries and Economic Security Email William Denk, Director Defense Programs Division Email Brad Botwin, Director Strategic Analysis Division Email U.S. Department of Commerce Room 3876 BIS 14th and Constitution Ave, NW Washington, DC 20230 FOIA Privacy Notice Information Quality Department of Commerce ... Contact Us

48. PEO Analysis Planning Office - Foreign Military Sales (FMS) PEO Analysis Planning Office foreign military Sales (FMS). http://www.stricom.army.mil/CAPO/fms.jsp

49. PM GCTT FOREIGN MILITARY SALES (FMS) PM GCTT foreign military SALES (FMS). Project Director Stan Carpenter;Project Office Product Manager for Ground Combat Tactical Trainers; http://www.stricom.army.mil/PRODUCTS/PMGCTTFMS/

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50. Foreign Military Relations - Bulgarian Reformation - Bringing The Reformation To foreign military Relations, Post Cold Options, The Warsaw Pact, Military Cooperationand Exchanges, Arms Sales For most of the postwar era, Bulgaria. http://bulrefsite.entrewave.com/view/bulrefsite/s129p171.htm

This site is a dynamic so please refresh your browser often for the latest updates Vision Reformation of Bulgaria Mission To Translate Christian Reformation works in to Bulgarian Plan A plan for the Reformation of Bulgaria Bojidar Marinov A Man with a Vision, and a calling Historical Overview BULGARIA- A COUNTRY ST... COUNTRY PROFILE INTRODUCTION TO BULGARIA CHAPTER 1 HISTORICAL S... ... Military Personnel Foreign Military Relations Law and Order Bibliography and Gloss... More History and Info Current Bulgarian Situation According to the CIA F... Bulgarian Links Translate this site from... English to Spanish English to French English to German English to Italian English to Portuguese Bulgarian Free Books - Bringing the Reformation to Bulgaria! Email Home http:// Foreign Military Relations Post Cold Options The Warsaw Pact Military Cooperation and Exchanges Arms Sales ... Top Previous Next Post Cold Options For most of the postwar era, Bulgaria's strictly defined relations with the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact limited its relations with the military establishments of other countries. In the 1970s and 1980s, Bulgaria also established military contacts with a few developing countries in the Middle East and Africa because of their relations with the Soviet Union. The collapse of the Warsaw Pact raised a question about Bulgaria's future external military ties. Options included continuing a bilateral relationship with the Soviet Union, establishing a multilateral security arrangement with neighboring Balkan countries or former Warsaw Pact allies in Eastern Europe, mounting an effort to join NATO, or withholding military commitments to other countries.

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52. US Foreign Military Training Global Reach, Global Power - Global Policy Forum - US foreign military Training Global Reach, Global Power. By Lora Lumpe.Foreign Policy In Focus February 2002. Executive Summary. US http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/peacekpg/training/us.htm

US Foreign Military Training Global Reach, Global Power By Lora Lumpe Foreign Policy In Focus February 2002 Executive Summary U.S. government-run or -supported training programs for foreign military and police forces have grown dramatically since the end of the cold war, both in size and number. In recent years, U.S. forces have trained 100,000 or more foreign police and soldiers annually. This training takes place in some 200 institutions within the U.S., as well as in at least 150 countries around the world. Funding for the best-known of these programs, IMET, has increased more than three-fold from $22 million in fiscal year 1994 to $70 million for 2002. Meanwhile, Congress and the executive branch have established several new sources of funding and new training programs. While these programs have previously been justified primarily on counter-narcotics grounds, the September terrorist attacks created new impetus for foreign military training as part of the fight against terrorism. Since September 11, the Bush administration has reportedly offered counter-terrorism assistance, including training, to a growing list of countries, including Indonesia, the Philippines, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Ethiopia, and Yemen. And in December 2001, Congress created a new regional counter-terrorism fellowship and provided $18 million to fund attendance by foreign officers at U.S. military institutions. The enormous expansion of U.S. military training programs over the past decade has occurred with insufficient congressional oversight and scant public debate. Serious scrutiny of these programs is needed now more than ever, to ensure that the United State’s fight against terrorism is pursued by means consistent with its democratic ideals.

53. STILL PULLING STRINGS - Foreign Military Interaction foreign military interaction. The purchasing country is charged a threepercent administrative surcharge on all foreign military Sales. http://www.afsc.org/lac/strings/1formil.htm

Prepared by Matthew Yarrow for the Latin America/Caribbean Program of the AFSC Peacebuilding Unit Download the Report Order the Report Table of Contents Case Studies: Colombia Mexico Puerto Rico Preface ... Introduction Section One: U.S. military's post-Cold War programs Brief background Current U.S. military policy The war on drugs Programs and funding for the drug war ... Deployments for training Foreign military interaction Arms sales and transfers Alternative roles for the military Section Two: Democracy and military policy Requirements for democracy Posse Comitatus and the use of the military in law enforcement Human rights and democracy Civic action and disaster relief: Humanitarian benefits at what cost? ... Military and economic issues Section Three: Expressing our voices on U.S. military policy A vision of a demilitarized hemipsphere Action suggestions and contacts Notes Chronology of U.S. involvement in Latin America ... Map of Military Involvement (PDF) Foreign military interaction Although military-to-military relationships are either a major goal or outcome of the programs described above, another set of military programs has a primary goal to further military interaction. The stated rationale behind these programs is to increase "access" to militaries in Latin America and the Caribbean through interpersonal relationships with foreign officers. The U.S. Southern Command in Miami, Florida, runs most of the Foreign Military Interaction programs within its area of responsibility-all of the Caribbean and Latin America except Mexico.

54. Foreign Affairs - Book Review - Uncovering Ways Of War: U.S. Intelligence And Fo Uncovering Ways of War US Intelligence and foreign military Innovation, 19181941.Thomas G. Mahnken. Ithaca Cornell University Press, 2002, 190 pp. $35.00, http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20030101fabook10251/thomas-g-mahnken/uncovering-wa

Uncovering Ways of War: U.S. Intelligence and Foreign Military Innovation, 1918-1941 Thomas G. Mahnken. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 190 pp. Reviewed by Andrew J. Bacevich Foreign Affairs January/February 2003 Topics: Peace and Conflict Intelligence U.S. Policy and Politics

55. Waterbury Button - Pattern Catalog (Military - Foreign Military) , Foreign. •, foreign military. •, Government. •, Military. , Uniform.Home Pattern Catalog Military foreign military. foreign military, (Page 1of 11). http://www.waterburybutton.com/user-cgi/patterns.cgi?catg=Military&subcatg=Forei

56. South Africa: Regulation Of Foreign Military Assistance Act, 1998 No. 15 of 1998 Regulation of foreign military Assistance Act, 1998.ACT. To Rendering of foreign military assistance prohibited. 3 http://projects.sipri.se/expcon/natexpcon/SAfrica/formilass.htm

Return to previous document Republic of South Africa, Government Gazette vol . 395 CAPE TOWN, 20 MAY 1998 No. 18912 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT No. 729, 20 May 1998 It is hereby notified that the President has assentedto the following Act which is hereby published for general information: No. 15 of 1998: Regulation of Foreign Military Assistance Act, 1998 ACT To regulate the rendering of foreign military assistance by South African juristic persons, citizens, persons permanently resident within the Republic and foreign citizens rendering such assistance from within the borders of the Republic; and to provide for matters connected therewith. PREAMBLE The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, provides in section 198(b) that the resolve to live in peace and harmony precludes any South African citizen from participating in armed conflict, nationally or internationally, except as provided for in the Constitution or national legislation. In order to implement aspects of this provision and in the interest of promoting and protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms, universally, it is necessary to regulate the rendering of foreign military assistance by South African juristic persons, citizens, persons permanently resident in the Republic and foreign citizens who render such assistance from within the borders of the Republic. Definitions (a) the armed forces of foreign states;

57. Foreign Military Exchange Program Builds Bridges Between Navies www.news.navy.mil. foreign military Exchange Program Builds Bridges BetweenNavies Story Number NNS03021403 Release Date 2/14/2003 84400 PM. http://www.news.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=5844

58. 1999 Shareholder Proposal On Foreign Military Sales At Raytheon 1999 Shareholder Proposal on foreign military Sales at Raytheon WHEREASin ask 1. Criteria used to promote foreign military sales;. 2 http://www.foe.org/international/shareholder/Raytheon.html

1999 Shareholder Proposal on Foreign Military Sales at Raytheon WHEREAS in fiscal year 1997, the United States supplied $8.4 billion worth of weapons in actual delivery of arms sales abroad. WHEREAS the last three times the U.S. sent troops into combat in significant numbers (Panama, Iraq, and Somalia), they faced adversaries that received U.S. weapons or military technology in the period leading to the conflict. WHEREAS U.S. weapons supplied to anti-Communist rebels in Angola and Afghanistan under the Reagan Doctrine have been used in devastating civil wars; in the Afghan case, U.S.-supplied Stinger missiles turned up on the international black market as prized items sought by all manner of rebel groups and terrorist organizations ("Sales of the Century," Commonweal, William D. Hartung, 5/20/94). "U.S. Weapons at War: United States Arms Deliveries to Regions of Conflict" (World Policy Institute, 1995) shows that the U.S. was a major arms supplier in one-third of the 50 ethnic and territorial conflicts currently raging. The study says that some 45 parties involved in the conflicts purchased over $42 billion in U.S. arms sales in the last ten years. WHEREAS our company ranked third among Department of Defense-leading corporations with contracts in excess of $6.4 billion, including $1.2 billion in foreign military sales.

59. National Security: Assessing Foreign Military Thought About Urban Warfare Assessing foreign military Thought About Urban Warfare. Polish Capt.Andrzaj Stanek (right) instructs the Lithuanian soldiers of http://www.rand.org/natsec_area/products/foreignmilthought.html

Assessing Foreign Military Thought About Urban Warfare Polish Capt. Andrzaj Stanek (right) instructs the Lithuanian soldiers of Training Company 1 at the Military Operations in Urban Terrain facility during Exercise Cooperative Osprey '98 on June 6, 1998, at Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. One part of the Arroyo Center's overall urban warfare research agenda for FY00 is the project entitled, "Assessing Foreign Military Thought About Urban Warfare." This project is being sponsored by the Army's Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence (DCSINT). Its purpose is to enhance the U.S. Army's preparations for military operations in urban terrain (MOUT) by improving its understanding of foreign planning for MOUT. The project's scope is broad in that it assesses developments abroad across the entire spectrum of urban operations, ranging from terrorism at the low end to full-scale conventional warfare at the high end. Also, the research is not limited to MOUT thinking in foreign nation-state militaries. Considerable attention is being paid to MOUT thought and practice in non-state actors (e.g., terrorist groups, guerrilla fronts, religious movements) as well.

60. Commentary: Foreign Military Sales -- World-class 'garage Sale' Commentary foreign military Sales worldclass 'garage sale'. byDenise Calabria. KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany (Army News Service, March http://www.dtic.mil/armylink/news/Mar2000/a20000328foreignmilitarysales.html

Commentary: Foreign Military Sales world-class 'garage sale' by Denise Calabria KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany (Army News Service, March 24, 2000) When faced with an accumulation of household goods that are no longer needed, rather than discard them, savvy consumers utilize garage sales or thrift shops. That way, they not only recoup some of their original investment, but save resources, and possibly help those in need acquire items they might otherwise be unable to afford. It is a classic example of a "win-win" situation. That same idea also holds true for excess or outdated military supplies. Although it's unlikely you'll see a used tank or HMMWV parked alongside the highway with a banner saying, "For Sale - Only One Previous Owner," the U.S. Army does have a method for recouping taxpayers' dollars on excess and outdated equipment while encouraging internal order and development in foreign countries. That program is known as the Foreign Military Sales program and is the responsibility of the 200th Materiel Management Center, a 21st Theater Support Command subordinate unit. At the helm of the FMS operation is Web Rose, chief of the 200th MMC International Logistics Office. Rose heads the two-person operation that oversees the sale of outdated or excess U.S. military equipment to countries around the world.

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