Institutional Capacity Building

LAS VEGAS – Developing NCOs has long been a strategy in the U.S. military to build capability and maintain readiness by way of providing the education and training required to operate in complex environments.

While the professional development of NCOs is varied in focus internationally, many countries are recognizing the critical importance of their enlisted force and increasingly prioritizing training and professional development programs.

In five years under the auspices of DSCA, and nearly 30 years of history as a DoD Security Cooperation implementing component, the Institute for Security Governance has grown remarkably into a pivotal force within the Department of Defense, expanding our reach with our foreign partners and continuing to innovate and implement in all aspects of Security Cooperation.

Mr. Ian S. Wexler, the former head of the Defense Institute of International Legal Studies (DIILS), is now the Director of the Institute for Security Governance.  Click here to learn more: https://instituteforsecuritygovernance.org/-/welcome-ian-wexler

By Tom Temin, Federal Drive

By David Vergun, DOD News

A panel of Defense Department experts on the topic spoke remotely at the American Society of International Law.

By Tim Hoyle
DLA Disposition Services

ALBANY, Georgia, April 13, 2020 — Quick efforts by elements of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, the Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Transportation Command moved 154,000 N95 masks from storage at Albany, Georgia, to make them available to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services or the military in their response to COVID-19.