The State Department is taking a number of actions intended to speed sales and delivery of arms to foreign allies and partners as part of a broader government effort to make the system more responsive and effective
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/state-department-to-speed-sales-of-military-gear-to-foreign-allies-partners-af49097eDepartment plans to retool its oversight of arms sales to make it more effective at a time of strategic competition
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