Index

Managed by the Defense Department

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Border Security: page 102
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Service Academies: page 154
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Managed by the State Department

• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151

Managed Jointly by the State and Defense Departments

• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89

Managed by Departments Other Than State or Defense

• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161

Highly Active

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Service Academies: page 154
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Active

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Disaster Relief: page 0
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Exchanges: page 0
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Border Security: page 102
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Migration: page 0
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• or Support for Law Enforcement: page 0
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Service Academies: page 154
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• U.S.-Colombia: page 0
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

State Department Has Some Role, Like “Concurrence”

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

State Department Has No Role

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Border Security: page 102
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Service Academies: page 154
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165

Requires Reporting To Congress

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Does Not Require Reporting To Congress

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• International Border Security: page 102
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Service Academies: page 154
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165

May Operate in Latin America

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Disaster Relief: page 0
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Exchanges: page 0
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Migration: page 0
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Operational Support: page 138
• or Support for Law Enforcement: page 0
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Service Academies: page 154
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• U.S.-Colombia: page 0
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Do Not Operate in Latin America

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Border Security: page 102
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162

Arms, Equipment, and Defense Services

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• International Border Security: page 102
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Operational Support: page 138
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164

Training, Education, and Information-Sharing

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Border Security: page 102
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Service Academies: page 154
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Construction and Other Services

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164

Humanitarian and Economic Assistance

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160

Counterproliferation, Counter-Drug, and Counterterrorism Assistance

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• International Border Security: page 102
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Border and Maritime Security Assistance

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• International Border Security: page 102
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162

Programs in Permanent Law

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Border Security: page 102
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Service Academies: page 154
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Programs with Expiration Dates

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164

Programs with Maximum Allowed Amounts

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137
• Operational Support: page 138
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Service Academies: page 154
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Transportation of Humanitarian Relief Supplies to Foreign Countries: page 160
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162

Programs Offering Assistance Worldwide

• Acquisitions for U.S. Armed Forces Deployed Abroad: page 10
• Aircraft Supplies and Services: page 13
• Assistance in Combating Terrorism - Rewards: page 16
• Authority to Build the Capacity of Foreign Security Forces: page 20
• Aviation Leadership Program: page 23
• Awards and Mementos: page 24
• Capital Projects in Connection With Overseas Contingency Operations: page 26
• Center for Complex Operations: page 27
• Combatant Commander Initiative Fund: page 31
• Communications Support and Related Supplies and Services: page 33
• Container Security Initiative: page 34
• Cooperative Agreements for Reciprocal Use of Test Facilities: page 35
• Cooperative Logistic Support Agreements With NATO Countries: page 36
• Cooperative Military Airlift Agreements: page 37
• Cooperative Projects With Friendly Foreign Countries: page 38
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreements: page 39
• Cooperative Threat Reduction: page 40
• Counter-Drug and Counter-Transnational Organized Crime: page 42
• DEA Assistance for Cooperative Activities: page 49
• Defense Department Support for Other Agencies’ Security Assistance: page 50
• Defense Institution Capacity Building Program: page 51
• Defense Personnel Exchange Program: page 54
• Department of Homeland Security Funds: page 55
• Direct Commercial Sales: page 57
• Disposals to Foreign Nations: page 61
• Distinguished Visitor Orientation Tours: page 62
• Education and Training Materials: page 63
• Emergency Drawdowns: page 65
• Excess Defense Articles: page 69
• Excess Nonlethal Supplies: page 71
• Exchanges of Training: page 72
• Exercise-Related Construction: page 73
• Exercises: page 74
• Foreign Disaster Assistance: page 76
• Foreign Military Financing: page 77
• Foreign Military Sales: page 82
• Foreign Naval Vessels and Aircraft: page 87
• Global Research Watch: page 88
• Global Security Contingency Fund: page 89
• Humanitarian and Civic Assistance: page 91
• Humanitarian Assistance: page 94
• Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, or Support for Law Enforcement: page 96
• Humanitarian Demining Assistance and Stockpiled Conventional Munitions Assistance: page 97
• Imagery Intelligence and Geospatial Information: page 98
• International Air and Trade Shows: page 101
• International Military Education and Training: page 105
• International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: page 108
• Joint Combined Exchange Training: page 115
• Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Fund: page 117
• Joint Task Forces to Provide Support to Law Enforcement Agencies Conducting Counter-Terrorism: page 118
• Land-Based Water Resources: page 119
• Leases of Defense Articles: page 120
• Loans of Materials, Supplies, and Equipment for Research and Development: page 121
• Mapping, Charting, and Geodetic Data: page 125
• Missing U.S. Government Personnel: page 128
• National Guard State Partnership Program: page 130
• Naval Postgraduate School: page 132
• Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Capabilities: page 133
• Nonproliferation Anti-Terrorism Demining and Related Programs: page 134
• Operational Support: page 138
• Payment of Personnel Expenses: page 139
• Peacekeeping Operations: page 140
• Proliferation Security Initiative: page 142
• Regional Centers for Security Studies: page 143
• Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program: page 145
• Rule of Law and Human Rights Training: page 148
• Sales of Surplus War Material: page 150
• Section 614 Waiver Authority: page 151
• Senior Military Colleges: page 152
• Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: page 153
• Support of Special Operations to Combat Terrorism: page 156
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy: page 161
• Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: page 165

Programs Offering Assistance Only in Latin America

• Inter-American Air Forces Academy: page 99
• International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program: page 103
• Unified Counter-Drug and Counterterrorism Campaign in Colombia: page 164
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: page 166

Programs Offering Assistance Only in the Middle East and North Africa

• Afghanistan Security Forces Fund: page 12
• Anti-Tunnel Capabilities Program With Israel: page 14
• Assistance to the Vetted Syrian Opposition: page 18
• Border Security Support to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia: page 25
• Coalition Support Funds: page 29
• Commanders’ Emergency Response Program: page 32
• Counter-ISIL Train and Equip Fund: page 112
• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• Israeli Cooperative Programs: page 114
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Logistical Support for Coalition Forces: page 123
• Military and Security Forces of Afghanistan: page 126
• Office of Security Cooperation in Iraq: page 137

Programs Offering Assistance Only in Africa

• Counterterrorism Partnerships Fund: page 46
• HIV Prevention in Africa: page 90
• Loans of Personnel Protection and Survivability Equipment: page 122
• Lord’s Resistance Army: page 124

Programs Offering Assistance Only in East Asia

• Asia Pacific Regional Initiative: page 15
• Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance: page 28
• Military-to-Military Engagement With the Government of Burma: page 127
• Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative: page 155

Programs Offering Assistance Only in Europe

• Cross-Servicing Agreements: page 48
• European Program on Multilateral Exchange of Air Transportation and Air Refueling Services: page 67
• European Reassurance Initiative: page 68
• Inter-European Air Forces Academy: page 100
• International Border Security: page 102
• Multinational Military Centers of Excellence: page 129
• Training for Eastern European National Military Forces in the Course of Multilateral Exercises: page 158
• Training in Interdiction of Weapons of Mass Destruction: page 159
• Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative: page 162