Saudi Arabia is a major U.S. foreign military sales customer. U.S. involvement in Saudi Arabia is expected to increase as the United States and its allies become increasingly dependent on Saudi oil. This is the unclassified version of the classified report which identifies the military hardware, training, and construction services sold to that country and analyzes the U.S. rationale for doing so. It contains recommendations to increase congressional oversight of the foreign military sales program in Saudi Arabia.
Perspectives on Military Sales to Saudi Arabia
1977
61 pages
Report
No indication
English
Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Behavior & Society , International Commerce, Marketing, & Economics , Military assistance , Sales , Saudi Arabia , Foreign policy , Crude oil , Economic factors , Logistics planning , Exports , Military equipment , Foreign military sales , Department of State , Department of Defense
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