21. 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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22. 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

23. 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);

24. Foreign Military Financing (1999-2000) foreign military Financing (19992000). The administration is seekingover $3.4 billion in foreign military Financing (FMF). FMF http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/US-Israel/FMF2000.html

Foreign Military Financing (1999-2000) The administration is seeking over $3.4 billion in foreign Military Financing (FMF). FMF spending in Fiscal Year 2000 will be entirely for grants and administration; the loan component of FMF has been phased out. This program "enables selected friendly and allied countries to improve their ability to defend themselves by financing their acquisition of U.S. military articles, services, and training." Israel and Egypt receive the lion’s share of FMF, about 94% in FY 2000. A total of $81 million will help integrate new NATO members and strengthen cooperation with Partnership for Peace countries. Israel Egypt Jordan Morocco Tunisia Partnership for Peace Caribbean Regional Enhanced Int'l Peacekeeping Initiative Africa Crisis Response Initiative East Africa Regional DOD administrative costs Sources: Federation of American Scientists President's Budget Annexes, Secretary of State Summary and Highlights . The budget can be found online at http://www.access.gpo.gov/usbudget/fy2000/maindown.html

25. The Economics Of Military Bases The Economics of foreign military Bases. By Sam Vaknin, Ph.D. Still, some countriesare ideologically opposed to foreign military presence on their soil. http://samvak.tripod.com/pp145.html

The Economics of Foreign Military Bases By: Sam Vaknin, Ph.D. Also published by United Press International (UPI) Malignant Self Love - Buy the Book - Click HERE!!! Relationships with Abusive Narcissists - Buy the e-Books - Click HERE!!! The Web Sam Vaknin Sites READ THIS: Scroll down to review a complete list of the articles - Click on the blue-coloured text! Bookmark this Page - and SHARE IT with Others! Conflicts in neighboring countries can be a serendipitous affair. Ask Pakistan. Even Macedonia, battered as it was by the war in adjacent Kosovo in 1999, benefited from NATO largesse, later supplanted by KFOR spending. It is estimated that the allied forces expended well over $40 million a month on purchases in the Balkan region during the bombing of Serbia. This is a meager percentage of the total cost of the war (c. $34 billion) - but it constituted a major boost to the regional economy. Macedonia's GDP at the time was less than $3 billion. The phenomenon may be recurring now in the Central Asian former Soviet republics. In its May 4 issue, "The Economist" estimated that Kyrgyzstan enjoyed an infusion of at least $16 million in American expenditures on fuel, gravel, food, and beds. In return, it allowed the West to use its crumbling infrastructure, both civilian and military - roads, airports, bases and railways. It is now home to a multinational force of 1900 exorbitantly well-paid soldiers, pilots, engineers, and support staff. Kyrgyzstan is an impoverished country with less than $1.5 billion in GDP. Its authoritarian president, Askar Akaev and his ring of cronies own and operate a swathe of businesses. International profligacy is bound to prop up his regime by boosting the local economy and his own pecuniary fortunes.

26. ZNet | Asia | U.S. Foreign Military Bases & Military Colonialism And in Olongopo, the city next to Subic, I was sickened by the corruption that attendsforeign military bases prostitution, sexual violence, and the drug trade http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=44&ItemID=4621

27. UNCLE SAM'S FOREIGN MILITARY BASES UNCLE SAM S foreign military BASES. HOST Rear Admiral Gene LaRocque (USN,Ret.). UNCLE SAM S foreign military BASES. Features commentary from http://www.cdi.org/adm/Transcripts/505/

UNCLE SAM'S FOREIGN MILITARY BASES HOST: Rear Admiral Gene LaRocque (USN, Ret.) Director, Center for Defense Information Sanford Gottlieb SENIOR PRODUCER: Sanford Gottlieb Mark Sugg PRODUCERS: Matthew Hansen Nick Moore Lori McRea Daniel Sagalyn Sanford Gottlieb PROGRAM PRODUCER: Matthew Hansen ORIGINATION: Washington, D.C. PROGRAM NO.: INITIAL BROADCAST: 20 October 1991 CONDITION OF USE: Credit "AMERICA'S DEFENSE MONITOR" (Center for Defense Information) Videotapes also available. UNCLE SAM'S FOREIGN MILITARY BASES Features commentary from: Dr. TED GALEN CARPENTER Cato Institute Dr. DIETER DETTKE Friedrich Ebert Foundation RICHARD FISHER Heritage Foundation SEVERINA RIVERA Filipino Lawyer Rep. PAT SCHROEDER House Armed Services Committee, (D-CO) Col. WILLIAM TAYLOR Center for Strategic and International Studies UNCLE SAM'S FOREIGN MILITARY BASES NARRATOR: In the words of George M. Cohan's World War I song, "We won't be back till it's over over there." By the end of the cold war in 1990, the United States had 395 major military bases and hundreds of smaller installations around the world. Most of the bases are part of military alliances formed to contain communism. Now the cold war his history. Communism has crumbled from Berlin to Vladivostok. The former Soviet Union is a loose, smaller, troubled confederation of separate republics, with a belt of non-communist countries to its West, asking for aid from wealthier former adversaries.

28. Foreign Military Police foreign military POLICE. The SA Corps of Military Police are partof the military police fraternity of the world. These worldwide http://home.mweb.co.za/re/redcap/new-mps.htm

FOREIGN MILITARY POLICE The SA Corps of Military Police are part of the military police fraternity of the world. These world-wide military police forces use various insignia and brassards to allow the easy identification of the military policeman in the working environment. The following pages show a selection of some of those items used around the world. BRASSARDS Country Specific Information Country Own Page Australia Royal Australian Corps of Military Police Belgium Police Militaire Canada Security Branch Czech Republic Vojenska Policie Eire "An Cor Poilini Airm" France "Gendarmerie Nationale" Germany "Feldjager" Great Britain Cavalry Staff Corps Military Mounted Police and Military Foot Police Corps of Military Police Corps of Royal Military Police Italy "Organizzazione de Polizia Militare" "Carabinieri" Israel "Mishtara Tsvait" NATO NATO Combined Military Police The Netherlands Koninklijke Marechausse Norway Militaerpoliti Poland Zandarmeria Rhodesia Rhodesian Corps of Military Police Saudi Arabia Royal Saudi Land Forces Military Police Slovenia Slovenian Military Police Switzerland Swiss Militär Polizei United States US Army MP Brigades US MP's in Vietnam Warsaw Pact Warsaw Pact "Military Police"

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30. Crowell & Moring LLP | Foreign Military Financing & Sales foreign military Financing foreign military Sales. The Arms ExportControl Act provides the President with authority to transfer http://www.crowell.com/content/Expertise/GovernmentContracts/OurPractice10/Forei

Welcome Overview Our Team Our Practice ... Printable Brochure The Arms Export Control Act provides the President with authority to transfer US defense articles and services (including construction services) to friendly countries and allies. Under the Foreign Military Sales ("FMS") program, DoD procures the goods or services from the US contractor on behalf of the foreign government recipient. Under the Foreign Military Financing ("FMF") program, DoD provides grants—principally to Israel and Egypt—for the purchase of US goods and services. We have nearly 25 years of experience with both these programs. Indeed, we litigated and won the case that established the US government's liability for US contractor claims under FMS contracts: Federal Electric Corp. aff'd Although FMS contracts are accordingly now considered virtually the same as any other DoD contract, some differences remain. We continue to counsel clients regularly concerning agent fees, offset arrangements and costs and other unique circumstances presented by FMS arrangements. For example, we successfully litigated a claim against the Air Force to recover coproduction costs incurred as a result of Turkey's direction to use an Egyptian subcontractor. Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems Although limited to a handful of countries, the FMF program presents significant challenges to US companies whose commercial contracts are financed under it. Instead of regulations, this program operates under a set of

31. Foreign Military Sales foreign military Sales DLIS manages foreign military Sales (FMS) casesfor logistics data publications that are produced by DLIS. http://www.dlis.dla.mil/fms.asp

DLIS Services About DLIS Commander Visiting DLIS Annual Report ... Table of Contents Search: Contact Us Help Foreign Military Sales fms@dlis.dla.mil Customer Service : 1-877-352-2255 or DSN 932-7766 Email: DLIS-Support@dlis.dla.mil Privacy/Security Accessibility Contact Webmaster This Site Reviewed Quarterly Last Updated: Wednesday, December 11, 2002

32. NATO - Foreign Millitary Sales foreign military Sales DLIS writes and manages foreign military Sales (FMS) casesfor cataloging services, training, and logistics data publications that are http://www.dlis.dla.mil/nato/fms_nato.asp

International Cataloging Cataloging Home International Cataloging Home Foreign Military Sales General Information ... Specific Information Foreign Military Sales DLIS writes and manages Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases for cataloging services, training, and logistics data publications that are produced by DLIS. For a list and description of available publications and training classes, please link to the applicable section through our homepage. For more information or questions about DLIS's FMS program phone 269-961-4310, FAX 269-961-4760, or email fms@dlis.dla.mil Customer Service : 1-877-352-2255 or DSN 932-7766 Email: DLIS-Support@dlis.dla.mil Privacy/Security Accessibility Contact Webmaster This Site Reviewed Quarterly Last Updated: Wednesday, May 19, 2004

33. US Foreign Military Training Global Reach, Global Power - Global 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

about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum 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.

34. Foreign Military Sales foreign military Sales. 2004 Dates and Locations foreign military Financing. Practicalinstruction on export licensing of defense articles and services. http://www.fedpubseminars.com/seminar/fmsfmf.html

Register Online Special Offers/Discounts In-House Training Contact Us ... Home Foreign Military Sales 2004 Dates and Locations: June 16-17, 2004 Las Vegas September 28-29, 2004 Washington, DC AMA Conference Center Registration Fee Daily Schedule 9:00a.m.-4:00p.m. Course ends 12:00 noon on the second day CLE Hours This Course is Eligible for (60 minute) (50 minute) More CLE Info CPE Hours This Course is Eligible for (CPE) hours of credit. Program Level: Basic Program Prerequisite: None Method: Group-Live More CPE Info How to successfully and effectively take advantage of FMS opportunities. What the laws and regulations require for FMS sales and direct sales of military products. Foreign Military Financing. Practical instruction on export licensing of defense articles and services. Complying with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Agent's fees and commissions. ...and much more. The international marketplace offers substantial opportunities for U.S. firms in the business of selling military and technology-based products and services. These international contracting opportunities can take form of Foreign Military Sales as well as direct sales of military products and services. Each type of sale presents unique problems in contract negotiation, approval, and performance.

35. The Foreign Military Training Report Law . last updated11/6/03. The foreign military Training Report. http://www.ciponline.org/facts/fmtr.htm

//Top Nav Bar I v2.1- By Constantin Kuznetsov Jr. (script@esolutiononline.com) //Modified by Dynamic Drive for NS6/Opera6 compatibility and code streamlining March 4th, 2002 //Visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com for this script var keepstatic=0 //specify whether menu should stay static 0=non static (works only in IE4+) var menucolor="#1F5AA0" //specify menu color var submenuwidth=150 //specify sub menus' color last updated: The Foreign Military Training Report Overview Training by Country Training by Program 1998 Training data Overview Section 581 of the 1999 Foreign Operations Appropriations Act contained a significant advance in congressional oversight of foreign military assistance. This provision required the Departments of State and Defense to provide a detailed report on all military training that the United States provided to foreign military personnel the previous year, plus estimates of training for the current year. For every military training activity, the Foreign Military Training Report (or "fmtr") must include the activity's foreign policy justification and purpose, the number of foreign military personnel provided training and their units of operation, the location of the training, the U.S. military units involved, the aggregate number of students trained from each country, the aggregate cost of military training activities with each country, and the operational benefits to U.S. personnel derived from each military training activity. The law allows the Defense and State Departments to include a classified annex "if deemed necessary and appropriate."

36. FMF: Foreign Military Financing FMF foreign military Financing. FMF funds purchases made through the foreign militarySales (FMS) program, which manages governmentto-government sales. http://www.ciponline.org/facts/fmf.htm

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37. FMS FOREIGN MILITARY SALES - FMS - USNI Military Database ABBREVIATION FMS TITLE FMS foreign military SALES US securityassistance authorized by the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as http://www.periscope.ucg.com/terms/t0000150.html

ABBREVIATION: FMS TITLE: FMS FOREIGN MILITARY SALES US security assistance authorized by the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, and the Arms Export Control Act of 1976, as amended. This assistance differs from the Military Assistance Program and the International Military Education and Training Program in that the recipient provides reimbursement for defense articles and services transferred.

38. GT Government Contracts - Foreign Military Sales Extensive experience in counseling companies selling products in the US ForeignMilitary Sales ( FMS ) Program, including both government contracts which the http://www.gtlaw.com/practices/govcontracts/fms.asp

GT Government Contracts - Foreign Military Sales Extensive experience in counseling companies selling products in the U.S. Foreign Military Sales ("FMS") Program, including both government contracts which the DOD enters to resell to foreign governments and "direct commercial sales" to foreign governments that are financed with U.S. appropriations known as Foreign Military Financing ("FMF") Unique expertise in the rules regarding the use of sales representatives, payment of contingent fees, U.S. content requirements, and customer requested "offsets" in connection with FMS and FMF transactions Assist companies in responding to audits conducted under the FMS Program Home Biographies Practice Areas Recruitment ... Contact Us Web site design and development by Greenberg Traurig, LLP General inquiries: info@gtlaw.com

39. American Embassy London: Office Of Defense Cooperation Foreign Military Sales Tr Office of Defense Cooperation . Office of Defense Cooperationforeign military Sales Training Initiatives. http://www.usembassy.org.uk/odc/odc8.html

American Embassy London Current Issues Ready Reference A-Z Site Index ... Office of Defense Cooperation Office of Defense Cooperation Foreign Military Sales Training Initiatives Initiatives and Invitations MoD Acquisition Links DoD Acquisition Links Security Assistance Links ... London Visitors Guide A responsibility of the ODC is the management and coordination of the FMS Training Program. This includes development of UK FMS training programs in coordination with U.K. Ministry of Defence, British Defence Staff, and U.S. Military Departments. In addition, the ODC publishes all Invitational Travel Orders for U.K. students as well as manages and coordinates all FMS training purchased by the United Kingdom. TOP LEVEL PROCESSES HOW TO REQUEST A TRAINING CASE Initial request for Training Cases should be sent to UKDPO UKDPO will raise a LOR and send to appropriate implementing agency in U.S. DoD IA will process LOA through Training Command and return to UKDPO UKDPO, following receipt of financially endorsed requisition from sponsor, will sign LOA Office of Defense Cooperation American Embassy London Current Issues Ready Reference ... What's New

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