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U.S. Army AH-64 Apache helicopters provide air support for M1A2 Abrams crew members during the combined-arms, live-fire Exercise Victory Eagle in Poland, Oct. 25, 2021. In fiscal year 2023, the U.S. did more than $80 billion in business through its foreign military sales program. Included in that figure is about $24 billion in sales in Europe. Among purchasers was Poland, which purchased AH-64E helicopters in fiscal 2023.

DOD Has Seen 'Huge' Increase in Military Sales Since Ukraine Invasion

By C. Todd Lopez

Last year, the Defense Department set a record for sales of military equipment and hardware, especially among European partners and…

FY23 Global Cumulative Performance Metrics

To Walk the Earth in Safety (2024)

The Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement in the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Political-Military Affairs (PM/WRA) has just unveiled the 2024 annual report…

Photo By Amber Kurka | Lt. Cmdr. Daniel Jones, U.S. Coast Guard Arctic fellow, shares his final project ideas with peers and the leaders at the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies, during a monthly fellowship meeting at the center on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Feb. 14, 2024. Jones is one of three fellows participating in the first iteration of the TSC’s Arctic Fellowship program.

TSC’s Arctic Fellowship program prepares future leaders for Arctic challenges and opportunities

Story by Amber Kurka

Matthew Hickey, the associate director of the Strategic Engagement Division, and Courtney Guinan, an event coordinator, both staff members of the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies visit Operation Ice Camp (ICE CAMP) 2024, located 200 nautical miles north/northeast of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, March 19-20. The team went to ICE CAMP 2024 to conduct a site survey and to plan for future TSC missions during the next iteration of ICE CAMP. The goal of the TSC is to integrate the School of Arctic and Clima

Forging Arctic collaboration: Ted Stevens Center makes debut at ICE CAMP 2024

Story by Amber Kurka

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, AK, UNITED STATES

Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies launches Coffee Talk initiative

Story by Amber Kurka, Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies

TSC launches Women, Peace, and Security program

TSC launches Women, Peace, and Security program

Story by Hannah Smith

March is Women’s History Month. The Department of Defense theme…

International students from Defense Security Cooperation University’s School of Security Cooperation Studies at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, pose for a photo in February with Beavercreek Mayor Don Adams. It was part of a 15-day logistics and finance course that also exposes students to American culture. (Contributed photo)

17 students complete international partner course at Wright-Patt

Senior Airman James Graves, 61st Airlift Squadron loadmaster, marshals cargo onto a C-130J Super Hercules during a Foreign Military Sales mission between the U.S. and Switzerland at Dover Air Force Base, Del., May 14, 2023. The Defense Logistics Agency provides repair parts for U.S. military equipment that’s transferred to FMS customers by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency and U.S. military services.

Defense Logistics Agency Strengthens Allies, International Security Through Foreign Military Sales

By Beth Reece , Defense Logistics Agency

A program that transfers America's defense…

Courtesy Photo | Randy “Church” Kee, Director of the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies, speaks during Arctic Frontiers 2024 in Tromsø, Norway, from Jan. 28 to Feb. 1, 2024. During the conference Kee underscored the strategic importance of forging partnerships with local communities, integrating local customs and traditions, and leveraging Indigenous Knowledge Systems to enhance security resilience in the Arctic, consistent with the principles outlined in the National Strategy for the Arctic Reg

TSC delegation strengthens international security cooperation at Arctic Frontiers 2024

Story by Amber Kurka