Published February 13th, 2026

For international defense partners, selecting the right procurement pathway is a strategic decision with far-reaching implications. Understanding the distinctions between Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and Direct Commercial Sales (DCS) …

Published February 12th, 2026

Foreign Military Financing (FMF) is a critical component within the U.S. security cooperation framework, serving as a financial mechanism that enables partner nations to acquire U.S. defense articles, services, and training. FMF …

Published February 12th, 2026

In the realm of international defense cooperation, delivering hardware alone does not guarantee enduring security outcomes. Sustainable capability building demands a holistic approach that goes beyond equipment transfers to encompass …

Published February 10th, 2026

International defense programs operate within a uniquely complex environment where multi-theater operations, diverse stakeholder mandates, and stringent regulatory frameworks converge. Managing risk in this context demands more than …

Published February 9th, 2026

The Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program serves as a vital strategic mechanism for strengthening defense partnerships and enhancing global security through the transfer of U.S. defense capabilities to allied and partner nations. This …

Published February 9th, 2026

International defense sales operate within a complex web of regulatory requirements that demand careful navigation to achieve lawful and effective program execution. Within the U.S. security cooperation framework, compliance …