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What is a Foreign Military Sales Order II case?
The requisition half of a Supply Support Arrangement: the purchaser orders spare and repair parts from U.S. stocks to replenish its own.
What is a Foreign Military Sales Order II case?
The II (or requisition case) permits the country to requisition spares and repair parts to replenish in-country stocks as they are consumed. The international partner’s payments under the II case serve to replenish materiel withdrawn from DoW stocks and to maintain the country’s level of equity investment in the U.S. DoW inventory.
The II case has characteristics of . It has a dollar ceiling with undefined requirements and is valid as long as funds exist in the case. The country prepares its own requisitions and submits them to the appropriate . International partner billings are for the value of actual materiel delivered plus the appropriate accessorial and administrative charges.
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Cooperative Logistics
The logistics support provided a foreign government/agency through its participation in a U.S. DoD logistics system, with reimbursement paid to the USG for the support provided.
SAMM Glossary, as of 12 September 2026
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FMSO — Foreign Military Sales Order
SAMM Acronyms, as of 12 September 2026
Blanket Order Case (Foreign Military Sales)
A Foreign Military Sales Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) that provides categories of defense articles and/or defense services with no definitive listing of items, quantities, or Months of anticipated materiel delivery or performance of services with the intent to use the lines on the LOA until funds are exhausted.
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ILCO — International Logistics Control Office
SAMM Acronyms, as of 12 September 2026
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