41. New America Foundation : Article -1047- "The Downside Of Foreign Military Interv The Downside of foreign military Intervention. By James PinkertonFellow. Newsday November 21, 2002. Timing is everything. Consider http://www.newamerica.net/index.cfm?pg=article&pubID=1047

42. TEXTRON – FOREIGN MILITARY SALES foreign military Sales. 2004 – General Dynamics Corporation. WHEREASthe United States exports weapons and related military services http://www.iccr.org/shareholder/proxy_book04/MILITARISM/FMS_TEXTRON_Gene_3608.HT

Foreign Military Sales 2004 – General Dynamics Corporation WHEREAS the United States exports weapons and related military services through foreign military sales (government-to-government), direct commercial weapons sales (U.S. companies to foreign buyers), equipment leases, transfers of excess defense articles and emergency drawdowns of weaponry. The United States was the leader in total worldwide sales in 2002, with about $13.3 billion, or 45.5% of global conventional weapons deals, a rise from $12.1 billion in 2001. Of that, $8.6 billion was to developing nations, or about 48.6%. ("Conventional Arms Transfers to Developing Nations, 1995-2002," Congressional Research Service, Report for Congress, 9/2003) In a number of recent United States combat engagements (e.g., the first Gulf War, Somalia and Afghanistan), our troops faced adversaries who had previously received U.S. weapons or military technology. In FY 2002, Textron ranked number 20 among Department of Defense contractors with awards of more than $788 million. ( Government Executive , September 2003).

43. TEXTRON – FOREIGN MILITARY SALES foreign military Sales. 2004 – Textron Inc. WHEREAS the United Statesexports weapons and related military services through foreign http://www.iccr.org/shareholder/proxy_book04/MILITARISM/FMS_TEXTRON.HTM

Foreign Military Sales 2004 – Textron Inc. WHEREAS the United States exports weapons and related military services through foreign military sales (government-to-government), direct commercial weapons sales (U.S. companies to foreign buyers), equipment leases, transfers of excess defense articles and emergency drawdowns of weaponry. The United States was the leader in total worldwide sales in 2002, with about $13.3 billion, or 45.5% of global conventional weapons deals, a rise from $12.1 billion in 2001. Of that, $8.6 billion was to developing nations, or about 48.6%. ("Conventional Arms Transfers to Developing Nations, 1995-2002," Congressional Research Service, Report for Congress, 9/2003) In a number of recent United States combat engagements (e.g., the first Gulf War, Somalia and Afghanistan), our troops faced adversaries who had previously received U.S. weapons or military technology. In FY 2002, Textron ranked number 20 among Department of Defense contractors with awards of more than $788 million. ( Government Executive , September 2003).

44. Foreign Military Intervention; The Dynamics Of Protracted Conflict; Edited By Ar foreign military Intervention brings together prominent scholars in an ambitiousand innovative comparative study. The six case studies the Uni. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/catalog/data/023107/0231072953.HTM

Order Info F.A.Q. Help Advanced ... BUY ONLINE October, 1994 paper 334 pages ISBN: Columbia University Press June, 1992 cloth 334 pages ISBN: Columbia University Press New Book Bulletins Foreign Military Intervention The Dynamics of Protracted Conflict Edited by Ariel Levite, Bruce Jentleson and Larry Berman Foreign Affairs "This theoretically sophisticated and wide-ranging book is intellectually very coherent and politically very timely." "The end of the Cold War is likely to increase the number and importance of foreign military interventions. This book greatly increases our knowledge about them. The essays are theoretically sophisticated and empirically rich." Foreign Military Intervention brings together prominent scholars in an ambitious and innovative comparative study. The six case studies -the United States in Vietnam, the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, Syria in Lebanon, Israel in Lebanon, South Africa and Cuba in Angola, and India in Sri Lanka- constitute a diverse set, involving superpowers and regional powers, democracies and non-democracies, neighboring states and distant states, and incumbent regimes and insurgent movements. Contributors: Larry Berman, Eliot Cohen, George W. Downs, Shai Feldman, Caroline Hartzell, Mahnaz Ispahani, Bruce W. Jentleson, Charles A. Kupchan, Ariel E. Levite, Robert S. Litwak, Yossi Olmert, and Donald Rothchild.

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47. DISA Interoperability (IN) - Center For Joint & Coalition Interoperability - For Service. foreign military Sales is the single point of contact withinDISA for all foreign requests for DISA products and services. http://in.disa.mil/in32.html

Interoperability Interoperability Site Map JITC Site Map Serve as the DISA Foreign Disclosure Office Foster interoperability with our coalition partners worldwide through foreign military sales (FMS) programs Manage international agreements supporting FMS Coordinate legal reviews of FMS initiatives Conduct sales and marketing management for FMS programs (including GCCS, GCSS, DMS, COE, and ultimately Net Centric Enterprise Services) Perform release and disclosure for DISA FMS initiatives Provide review authority for export licensing Perform technical validation of FMS initiatives Provide technical support for Joint and Coalition interoperability standardization efforts The FMS branch of the IN32 Division is the single point of contact within DISA for all foreign requests for DISA products and services. It is also the focal point for sales to foreign militaries for all of DISA. Every transaction carried out with a coalition or allied partner must be coordinated through the FMS office. The Technical Support branch is responsible for managing the Tactical Data Links (TDL) including the Joint or J-Series Family of TDLs. Formerly known as Tactical Digital Information Links (TADILs), TDLs include Link-11, Link-11B, Link-16, Link-22, the Variable Message Format (VMF) and the Integrated Broadcast Service. This division chairs a number of working groups and sub-working groups dedicated to technical, operational, and policy aspects of TDL. This includes the TDL Configuration Control Board (CCB), which maintains U.S. TDL specifications and determines the U.S. position on international data link standards.

48. AKSS - AAP - Recent International / Foreign Military Sales Ask A Professor — International / foreign military Sales, Click on a Questionto view the complete response. foreign military sales rules, Asked on 4/27/2004, http://akss.dau.mil/askaprof-akss/normal/qlist.asp?cgiSubjectAreaID=5&cgiStart=0

49. Government Executive Magazine - 8/1/01 August 1, 2001 DoD Foreign Contractors and foreign military Sales. DoD ForeignContractors. DoD foreign military Sales. TOTAL PURCHASES $8,576,475,000. http://www.govexec.com/top200/01top/s3chart2.htm

DoD Foreign Contractors and Foreign Military Sales Daily E-mail Alerts About Us Contact Us Index ... Search From the Magazine August 1, 2001 DoD Foreign Contractors and Foreign Military Sales DoD Foreign Contractors TOTAL PURCHASES $5,254,092,000 Rank Parent Company Amount ($000s) Market Share (%) BAE Systems Canadian Commercial Corp. Government of Germany Rolls Royce PLC Motor Oil Hellas Okinawa Electric Power Co. Duchossois Industries Inc. European Utilities Companies Daimler-Chrysler Kuwait National Petroleum Co. Tokyo Denryoku KK FN Fabrique Nationale De Herst SKE Maintenance GMBH Snecma Texaco Inc. Siemens AG Hyundai Corp. Government of the Netherlands Williams Holdings PLC Warehouses Service Agency SARL Greenland Contractors Compania Espanola de Petroleos Racal Electronics PLC Ericsson DoD Foreign Military Sales TOTAL PURCHASES $8,576,475,000 Rank Parent Company Amount ($000s) Market Share (%) Lockheed Martin Corp. Raytheon Co. Boeing Co. Canadian Commercial Corp. Northrop Grumman Corp. General Dynamics Corp. TRW Inc. Science Applications Intl. Corp. United Technologies Corp.

50. Government Executive Magazine - 8/30/99 DoD Foreign Military Sales 1998 From the Magazine. DoD foreign military Sales 1998. Total $8,409,630,000.Rank, Parent Company, Amount ($000s), Market Share. 1, Lockheed Martin Corp. http://www.govexec.com/top200/98charts/98dfms.htm

Daily E-mail Alerts About Us Feedback Index ... Search From the Magazine DoD Foreign Military Sales 1998 Total: $8,409,630,000 Rank Parent Company Amount ($000s) Market Share Lockheed Martin Corp. Boeing Co. Raytheon Co. Avondale Industries Inc. General Electric Co. United Technologies Corp. BDM Corp. Science Applications Intl. Corp. Northrop Grumman Corp. FMC Corp. GTE Corp. General Dynamics Corp. Renco Group Inc. VSE Corp. Canadian Commercial Corp. Top 200 Federal Contractors Tables Index E-mail this story to a friend Printer Friendly version

51. 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.

52. Foreign Military Sales foreign military Sales. Sharp is part of a team of nine companies thatprovide services to NAVSEA and foreign navies to support the http://www.georgesharp.com/SHARP_International_Services.htm

Home Contract Vehicles Careers Contact Us ... Ventilation System Cleaning and Maintenance Foreign Military Sales Sharp is part of a team of nine companies that provide services to NAVSEA and foreign navies to support the US Navy's Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program for the reactivation, transfer, and life cycle support of former US Navy ships. Headed by the prime contractor VSE Corporation of Alexandria, Virginia, the FMS team is commonly called "BAV". George G. Sharp, Inc. is the naval architecture/marine engineering arm of the BAV FMS Team. We provide ship systems engineers for follow on technical support (FOTS) and ship reactivation project managers at the "BAV" headquarters staff ("Core Cadre") office, which is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Sharp field personnel support ship reactivation projects in the US and overseas. Sharp instructors train foreign navy personnel worldwide to properly maintain and operate former US Navy ships. Locally, Washington Office engineers and technicians perform ship and ship system design projects in support of reactivation projects and FOTS tasks. For more information click to e-mail or call: Larry Simmelink

53. Foreign Military Sales foreign military sales. (DOD) That portion of United States securityassistance authorized by the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jel/doddict/data/f/02172.html

foreign military sales (DOD) That portion of United States 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. Also called FMS.

54. Foreign Military Sales And Excess Defense Article Transfers foreign military SALES (FMS). USCG Homepage , Select a Boat systems.foreign military Sales to these countries since 1997. Antigua El http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-ci/affairs/military/default.htm

FOREIGN MILITARY SALES (FMS) USCG Homepage Select a Boat Type 25-Foot 42-Foot 47-Foot 87-Foot Rescue 21 SAR PC TPSB FMS Brief International Affairs Homepage T he Coast Guard helps to provide other countries with equipment for their maritime missions through the Foreign Military Sales portion of the Security Assistance program. As the Coast Guard replaces its ship and boat inventory, it releases assets for sale/transfer to other countries. Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). T he International Affairs Staff acts as a facilitator in the transfer of Coast Guard excess defense articles. The Coast Guard Foreign Military Sales FMS ) program helps many nations strengthen their maritime services by providing equipment and support services. The Coast Guard provides both excess and new-construction vessels to clients selected by the United States government. In addition to cutters and boats, the Coast Guard provides clients with access to the most modern Search and Rescue planning tools and equipment. The Coast Guard provides industrial overhaul of aircraft and shipboard components. The coast Guard receives full reimbursement for these articles and services. Since 1997, the Coast Guard has transferred over

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Foreign Military Studies Office 101 Meade Ave Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027-1351 Information Technology: US/Russian Perspectives and Potential for Military-Political Cooperation by Mr. Timothy L. Thomas Foreign Military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS. This article first appeared as a chapter in the book Global Security Beyond the Millennium Edited by Sharyl Cross, Igor A. Zevelev, Victor A. Kremenyuk and Vagan M. Gevorgian First published in Great Britain 1999 by MACMILLAN PRESS LTD First published in the US 1999 by ST. MARTIN'S PRESS, INC., Posted to the Web with the permission of MACMILLAN PRESS LTD (e-mail correspondence dated 21 Jul 99) Advanced information technology (IT) systems and weaponry have caused significant changes in the international security environment. The changes are monumental, and not all are positive. Non-state sponsored groups with access to advanced IT can present dangers nearly on a par with nations. A threat could originate from a drug cartel, warlord, or mafia group's attack on an IT such as a nuclear power plant, or from the chaos generated by a computer virus inserted into a country's defense (air defense, nuclear, and so forth) computer system prompted by a variety of agendas. At the same time, situational awareness in nations with access to high technology is more complete than ever before. The ability to monitor conversations and movements is extraordinary and affects the character, speed and precision of diplomatic and military responses against all types of threats. Realizing the impact of rapid new developments in information technology on the emerging twenty-first century security environment, security officials in both the United States and Russia are trying to monitor and coordinate defenses and active measures. In the end, this will require closer coordination between the United States and Russia to ensure that one side does not misinterpret an event and send the world to the brink of an information war (IW).

57. 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/latinamerica/peace/strings/1formil.htm

58. U.S. Foreign Military Bases & Military Colonialism : News & Views : Trade In The Email this page Email this page. US foreign military Bases Military ColonialismPersonal and Analytical Perspectives. Dr. Joseph Gerson *. http://www.afsc.org/trade/mumbai/gerson_mumbai.htm

Trade in the Americas Trade in the Americas Home Learn About Trade in the Americas Get Involved News Archive ... Trade in the Americas Email this page and Analytical Perspectives Dr. Joseph Gerson Before reporting on the Bush Administration's initial steps and massive plans for re-configuration of the global infrastructure of U.S. military bases and installations I want to begin by speaking personally. I have a sharp memory of a few moments from a lecture by one of my professors in the early spring of 1968. It was a course on U.S. political and diplomatic history taught by Professor Jules Davids, a fine historian and wonderful teacher who we did not then know had been the primary ghost writer of President John Kennedy's book Profiles in Courage.

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60. DefenseLINK News: POSSIBLE FOREIGN MILITARY SALE OF AGM-142D AIR-TO-GROUND MISSI IMMEDIATE RELEASE, March 8, 2000, (703)6975737(public/industry). POSSIBLE FOREIGNMILITARY SALE OF AGM-142D AIR-TO-GROUND MISSILES TO ISRAEL ANNOUNCED. http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Mar2000/b03082000_bt116-00.html

Search Home Site Map DoD Sites ... Questions? NEWS About News DoD News Advisories ... Sources Updated: 14 Jan 2003 United States Department of Defense News Release On the web: var a = self.location document.writeln('' + a + ''); Media contact: Public contact: http://www.dod.mil/faq/comment.html or +1 (703) 428-0711 No. 116-00 (703)695-0192(media) IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 8, 2000 (703)697-5737(public/industry) POSSIBLE FOREIGN MILITARY SALE OF AGM-142D AIR-TO-GROUND MISSILES TO ISRAEL ANNOUNCED The Government of Israel has requested a possible sale of 41 AGM-142D air-to-ground missiles with data links (including 33 with Z-seeker heads and eight without seeker heads), containers, captive air training missile sets, spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, U.S. Government and contractor technical and logistics personnel services and other related elements of program support. The estimated cost is $58 million. This proposed sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to improve the security of a friendly country which has been and continues to be an important force for political stability and economic progress in the Middle East. This proposed sale of the AGM-142D missile allows Israel to increase its capability to engage high value and hardened/buried targets. The proposed sale will contribute significantly to U.S. strategic and tactical objectives by strengthening the unity of the coalition forces throughout the region. Israel, which already has AGM-142D air-to-ground missiles in its inventory, will have no difficulty absorbing these missiles.

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