The U.S. Army Security Assistance Command is known as the "Army's face to the world," maintaining relationships with more than 150 countries through its role in Foreign Military Sales.

Australia boosts defenses with $97.3M Javelin launcher deal and $404M MC-55A upgrade, deepening ties with the US in the Pacific.

The Department of State has approved Ukraine’s $172 million foreign military sale request for HAWK Phase III missile system and sustainment The Department of State has approved Norway’s $2.6 ...

With demand spiking from Ukraine to the Pacific, the US is racing to ramp up production.

The U.S. Army Security Assistance Command (USASAC) is responsible for executing Army Section 1206 authorizations through its Foreign Military Sales program.

Numerous U.S. allies and security partners have complained about delays in foreign military sales in recent years, including a multibillion-dollar backlog of arms sales to Taiwan.

Top foreign affairs and defense lawmakers formed a task force Tuesday to modernize the U.S. foreign military sales process following long-standing concerns about a delay behind weapons shipments ...

When arms sales are done right, they can bolster regional security, strengthen alliances, lighten the warfighting burden on U.S. forces, improve the trade balance and create jobs in the U.S.

Foreign Military Sales is a security assistance program authorized by the Arms Export Control Act, which allows the U.S. to sell defense equipment, conduct training and provide services to a ...

House Foreign Affairs Committee colleagues Reps. Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) and Sara Jacobs (D-Calif.) are introducing the No Revolving Doors in Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Act today, which aims to ...

Mike Allocca, the 20-year export expert and trainer, says foreign military sales are and have been good business for small companies. "The buyers, the foreign governments overseas, might not know ...

Jan. 1 (UPI) -- The United States approved a record number of foreign military sales in 2020, by its own accounting and that of arms industry observers.