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United States Army Security Assistance Command

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MG Mark McDonald Commanding General

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• Premier all Volunteer Force

• Soldiers Exhibi7ng Character, Competence and Commitment

• A Globally Responsive and Regionally Engaged Army

• Ready Forces in Response to Global Combatant Command Requirements

U.S. Army

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U.S. Army Security Assistance Command

•  Supports Combatant Command Engagement Strategies,Strengthens U.S. Global Partnerships and Builds Partner Capacity

•  Develops and Manages Security Assistance Programs andForeign Military Sales Cases

•  USASAC Leads the AMC Security Assistance Enterprise

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Foreign Military Sales Process USASAC is responsible for life cycle management of FMS cases, fromdevelopment, execu7on, and closure.

Approval of State Department / Congress

Case Developed / Offered

Country Agrees and Submits Ini<al Deposit

USASAC Executes (Along With Many Others)

Country Request / COCOM Endorsement

Case Closure

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In accordance with State Department and COCOM priori7es through FMS,USASAC provides equipment, spare parts, training, publica7ons, technicaldocumenta7on, maintenance support, and other services for the TotalPackage Approach / Life Cycle Management.

Total Package

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Security Assistance Organizations

Command  Coordina7on  /  SA  Tasking  

ASAALT–DASA    For  Defense  Exports  and  Coopera7on  (DASA-­‐DEC)  

Defense  Security  Coopera7on  Agency  (DSCA)    

Office  of  the  Secretary  of  Defense  

Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  

USASAC      Liaison  Officers  

Defense  Finance  and  Accoun7ng  Service  

(DFAS)    

U.S.  Army  Training  and  Doctrine  Command  (TRADOC)  

Security  Assistance  Training  Field  

Ac7vity  (SATFA)  

U.S.  Army    Materiel  Command    

(USAMC)  

U.S.  Army    Security  Assistance  Command  

(USASAC)  

     

Army  Service  Component  Commands  

USASAC  New  Cumberland,  PA  

Security  Assistance  Training  Management  Organiza7on  (SATMO)  

Fort  Bragg,  NC  

Office  of  the  Program  Manager,  Saudi  Arabian  Na7onal  Guard  (OPM-­‐SANG)  

Washington  Field  Office  

Washington,  DC  

Combatant  Commands  (COCOMs)  

 Security  

Coopera7on  Offices  

Department  of  the  Army  

Defense  Logis7cs  Agency  (DLA)  

 

Life  Cycle  Mgmt  Commands    AMCOM  -­‐  CECOM  JMC  –  TACOM  

 

Army  Contrac7ng  Command    

PEO-­‐STRI  

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FY 13/14 FMS Sales Funding Profile

U.S. Army approved security assistance programs, including FMS of defensear7cles and services to eligible foreign governments.

FY13 FY14

Total Sales: $11.6B $20.7B

Na7onal funds $6.9B 63% 18B 87.4%

Afghanistan Security Forces Fund (ASFF)*2 years appropria7on and always 1 year behind in obliga7on $3.3B 25% 1.7B 7.9%

1203 African Union Mission to Somalia (AMISOM) Support 0 0% 56M .27%

1206 Global Training and Equipment 147M 1% 120M .58%

Foreign Military Funding (FMF) 1.3B 11% 800M 3.86%

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For Instance… Execu7ng UrgentRequirements

Suppor7ng Presiden7alDirec7ves

Facilita7ng Coali7onOpera7ons

Enabling Dives7ture ofArmy Equipment

Implements Fast Track Processes toAccelerate Delivery of Assets•  Ammuni7on and Missiles

•  Ammuni7on and Equipment

•  Olympics Support

•  Ammuni7on, Mortars,Small Arms, Helicopter Spare Parts

Provides Assets to Cri7cal Partnersassis7ng with USG Con7ngency Opera7ons•  UH-­‐60 Blackhawks

•  Body Armor

•  NVDs

Foreign Assistance Act Authorizes thePresident to Direct Ar7cles andServices for Unforeseen Emergencies

U7lizes Excess Army Equipment toBuild Partner Capacity•  MK-­‐19s•  HMMWV, M16A2, M88 Recovery Vehicles•  M88 Recovery Vehicle•  MIM-­‐72 Chaparral Missile System•  Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP)•  Military All-­‐Terrain Vehicle (MATV)•  M113 Armored Personnel Carrier

Delivering Materiel, Services and Trainingwhile Maintaining / Cul7va7ngFriendships – on a Daily Basis!

•  Execu7ng 4815 FMS Cases• With 145 Interna7onal Partners•  Valued at over $156B

(As of 22 October 2014)

FY14 Final Business $20.7B Key Leader Engagements 220Program Value $156B Program Reviews 175Current On Offer $10.5B Foreign Students Trained 11.2KProjected Sales (FY15) $15.7B Overseas Training Teams 73/40

Countries Cases

145 4815

FY14 Final

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Building Partner Capacity

Final FY14: $20.7B New FY15: $3.4B Countries: 145 Cases: 4815 Value: $156B On Offer: $10.5B

•  Builds Partner Capacity •  Facilitates Interoperability •  Provides Economies of Scale •  Cultivates Friendships •  Enables Divestiture of Equipment -  Excess Defense Articles (EDA) As 20 January 2015

Strength In Cooperation!