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Counter-Terror Aid Programs

 

The following programs are specifically designed to offer counter-terror aid:

 

Anti-Terrorism Assistance (ATA)
Weapons, equipment and training for prevention and management of terrorism

 
  Counter-Terrorism Fellowship Program (CTFP)
A Defense Department program, established in 2003, that offers counter-terror training. (Page forthcoming; link to CTFP website)
 

The following programs may occasionally offer counter-terror aid or include counter-terrorism in their mission:

 

Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies (National Defense University, Fort McNair, DC)
Defense Department initiative to improve civilians' defense planning and management skills

 
 

Deployments for Training (DFTs)

 
 

Excess Defense Articles (EDA)
Transfers of used weapons and equipment from U.S. stocks

 
 

Exercises (Tentative exercise calendar)
Regularly programmed joint training events throughout the region

 
 

Foreign Military Financing (FMF)
Grants and loans for defense articles, training and services

 
 

Foreign Military Interaction (FMI)
Also known as "Military-to-Military Contact"

 
 

Inter-American Air Forces Academy (Lackland AFB, TX)
The U.S. Air Force''s Spanish-language training school for Latin American militaries

 
 

International Military Education and Training (IMET)
Funding for courses given both in the U.S. and in-country by U.S. personnel.

 
 

Joint Combined Exchange Training (JCET) and other Special Operations Forces (SOF) Training
Special Forces' deployments for joint training. This section also includes SOF counter-drug training

 
 

Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School (Camp LeJeune, NC, and Stennis Space Center, MS)
The U.S. Navy's Spanish-language training school for Latin American militaries

 
 

Spanish Helicopter School Battalion (U.S. Army Aviation Center, Fort Rucker, AL)

 
 

Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (Ex-School of the Americas) (Fort Benning, GA)
The U.S. Army's Spanish-language training school for Latin American militaries

 

The following programs may offer counter-terrorism assistance in Colombia only:

 

Drawdowns
Presidential authority to grant defense articles, training and services from the U.S. arsenal

 
 

International Narcotics Control (INC)
Funding of equipment, training, eradication and other programs of the State Department’s Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INL)

 
 

"Section 1004" and "Section 124" Counterdrug Assistance
Training, equipment upgrades and other services provided for counternarcotics, funded through the defense budget

 
 

"Section 1033" Counterdrug Assistance
Assistance to fight drugs on rivers, funded through the defense budget

 

 

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