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Jake Smith Daily Caller News Foundation The U.S. Army may have helped train Saudi Arabian forces that likely killed hundreds of unarmed migrants attempting to cross the country’s borders, The Washington Post reported. Saudi Arabia fell under heavy scrutiny last week after a report from Human Rights Watch found that the country’s border guards have…

Training given despite growing concern over scale of human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia

The military provides many benefits to the men and women who serve our country. These benefits are just one way to tell our service members that their sacrifice is worthy.

Employees and interns from the Security Assistance Management Directorate have participated in a familiarization visit with the Security Assistance Command headquarters to broaden their understanding of foreign military sales. This

Figuring out the “why” in what you do and the reasoning behind your purpose is a mindset that will not only inspire others who watch you pursue your career, but

“He could have shot me. He could have hung me. But instead, he told me to get the hell out of here,” 101-year-old Jimmy Phillips said about one of his

A Security Assistance Training Management Organization Soldier has been selected to represent the Security Assistance Command in the 2023 Army Materiel Command Best Warrior competition.

Jerrid Spinks has been named the Security Assistance Command’s Employee of the 2nd Quarter for fiscal 2023. A country program manager for Korea, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Maldives, he has

Program Executive Office for Aviation became a proud member of Team Redstone when the entire organization relocated from St. Louis in 1997. The move allowed us to consolidate our engineering

Eleven employees whose contributions have made an impact on Army Materiel Command’s mission were named employees of the quarter for the first quarter of fiscal year 2023.