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Members of U.S. and Ally and partner nation militaries

Diving into the work of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency

By Tom Temin, Federal Drive

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Marines conduct urban operations training at the Infantry Immersion Trainer aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Oct. 24, 2014.

DOD Works With Partner Nations to Avoid Civilian Casualties During War

By David Vergun, DOD News

A panel of Defense Department experts on the topic spoke remotely…

A field hospital was donated to the South African Ministry of Health by U.S. Africa Command and erected in Mahikeng, Northwest Province, South Africa.

U.S. Donates Field Hospital to South Africa for COVID-19 Response

By Army Lt. Col. Al Phillips , New York National Guard

The hospital was purchased by U.S.…

Acting DSCA Deputy Director Cara Abercrombie discusses DSCU, and training and certifying the SC workforce.

Government Matters: Defense Security Cooperation University hits one-year mark

By Ashley Gallagher, Government Matters

The Defense Security Cooperation University recently hit its one-year mark. Despite needing to adapt to the…

October 31, 2000 month marks the 20th Anniversary of the landmark United Nations Security Council (UNSCR) Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security (WPS).

DSCA incorporates Framework on Women, Peace and Security into its training

By Monika Jones, detailee to the Defense Security Cooperation University

M1A1 Abrams tanks sit parked at a secured compound, Aug. 29, 2011. They're the last shipment of 140 M1A1 Abrams tanks that were part of a foreign military sales agreement with the United States.

New Policy Makes U.S. More Competitive Partner

By C. Todd Lopez, Defense.gov

A new "term of sale" opens the…

As part of a security cooperation effort, Sri Lanka Navy Marines meet and shake hands with U.S. Marines and sailors, Aug. 25, 2018.

Defense Security Cooperation University Hits One-Year Milestone With Great Success

By C. Todd Lopez, Defense.gov

The Defense Security…

DSCU

Director's Message: DSCA Celebrates DSCU's One-Year Anniversary

Security Cooperation Colleagues,

As a long-standing member of the Security Cooperation community, and as the Director of the Defense Security Cooperation…

A U.S. Air Force officer shakes hands with a soldier from an allied nation. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency works with State Department officials to promote civilian protection in both foreign military sales and security cooperation. These efforts include expanding training for U.S. allies and partner nations as well as providing additional advisory support with a specific emphasis on mitigation of civilian harm.

U.S. Works With Allies, Partners to Minimize Civilian Casualties

By Jim Garamone, Defense.gov

The U.S. government is working…