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Carter Urges India To Take Stronger Look At U.S. Foreign Military Sales

Friday, July 27th, 2012

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Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter urged India to take a stronger look at the U.S. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program for acquiring top line defense technology as the two countries continue to forge more robust military ties. During a trip to India this week, Carter told a gathering in New Delhi that the Pentagon is working to streamline the bureaucratic process to be more responsive to India’s defense requirement and to build better cooperation in identifying those needs. “Sometimes,…

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