By Ann Roosevelt The Defense Security Cooperation Agency Dec. 9 notified Congress of eight potential Foreign Military Sales to Iraq with a combined total value of approximately $6 billion. The sales would allow Iraq to equip new forces and assume missions currently conducted by U.S. and coalition forces in the work to sustain itself and prevent the spread of unrest to neighboring countries by expanding the army force structure, building up its air force and navy and police. At the…
To Improve Security, Iraq Requests As Much As $6 Billion In Arms Sales
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