DSCA

U.S. and Montenegro strengthen security cooperation relationship

Member for

3 years 9 months
The largest ever FMS sale to Montenegro and the first European fielding of the vehicle; this was a landmark case and greatly increases Montenegro’s future interoperability potential with U.S. and NATO forces as other regional partners take on the vehicles.

Unheralded DOD Agency is Key to Building International Partners

Member for

11 years 1 month

DSCA is little known outside Washington, but its effect on allies, partners and friends around the world is profound. The agency is the Defense Department entity responsible for all security cooperation, ranging  from training to equipment to professional military education.

America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump

Member for

11 years 1 month

Defense News

By Aaron Mehta

WASHINGTON — The U.S. inked $55.6 billion in foreign military sales during fiscal year 2018, easily smashing past the previous year’s total — and the Pentagon’s point man for security cooperation expects more in the future.

Fiscal Year 2018 Sales Total $55.66 Billion

Member for

11 years 1 month

WASHINGTON, October 9, 2018 -- The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announces Foreign Military Sales (FMS) of $55.66 billion for Fiscal Year 2018.  The total sales figure includes all sales executed through the FMS program to include: $3.52 billion for cases funded by the State Department’s Foreign Military Financing Program; $4.42 billion for cases funded under Defense Department authorities; and $47.71 billion funded by partner nations. 

Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again

Member for

11 years 1 month

Defense News 

FARNBOROUGH, England, July 20, 2018 — The Pentagon is considering lowering a transportation fee for foreign buyers of American defense goods as part of a broader push to lower the cost and hurdles for foreign military sales.