A: The President designates countries and international organizations eligible to participate in FMS. The Department of State approves individual programs on a case-by-case basis. Currently, some 189 countries and international organizations participate in FMS.

A: Sales of defense articles and services are subject to identical technology release reviews and determinations, re-transfer assurances, and congressional reviews (as applicable) under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program. FMS purchases can provide an international partner contract administrative services that may not be available through the private sector and may help lower unit costs by consolidating purchases for FMS customers with those of the Department of Defense (DoD). Major FMS programs also nurture long-term relationships with the

A: FMS contracts are more comprehensive and often cheaper than DCS contracts, but it is difficult to make an apples-to-apples comparison.

A: The Department of Defense may waive nonrecurring costs on Foreign Military Sales cases if doing so would standardize equipment with other countries or avoid a loss of sale.

A: You can only use weapons in self-defense, and even then only the amount of force necessary to defend yourself.

A: There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best self-defense weapon for you will depend on your individual circumstances and preferences. However, some common self-defense weapons include pepper spray, a stun gun, or a knife.

A: We are doing our best to restock products as fast as possible.

A: GM is not responsible for any issues caused by aftermarket modifications.

A: 1. Go to the online IVDs

2. Find the applicable model year Body Builders Manual

3. Download the manual

4. Follow the instructions in the manual

A: it's a game where you have to guess a word one letter at a time. If you guess a letter that's in the word, it gets revealed. If you guess a letter that's not in the word, you get a strike. If you get too many strikes, you lose.

A: It's a bit of a pain, but it's possible.

A: The GCWR of a truck is the maximum recommended weight of the vehicle and its cargo. It is important to know the GCWR of your truck in order to stay within the recommended weight limits and to avoid overloading your vehicle.

A: Go to http://www.gmfleet.com/smallbusiness/ and select the 'Online Order Guide' link in the second column from the left. Select the year, division, and model that you're interested in, and then select 'Standard Equipment' from the top of the left column. Select the 'Frame' link on the Standard Equipment listing to review the frame specs.

A: If you have questions about a Non-stop defense product, you can visit the product page or contact us directly. We do not give money back if the discount code did not work, but you can try to cancel the order and check your code with customer support. We ship our products worldwide from our online store! If you're interested in sponsorship, please register your interest here.

A: We are a company with a lot of heart and soul that is passionate about helping people get the best equipment and information possible.

A: We are a small team of passionate individuals who are dedicated to helping you improve your online presence.

A: If you are providing any information or material to General Motors Upfitter Integration that may be used in any way for defense or military related technologies, you must first certify that it is not being provided for that purpose.

A: There are two options for avoiding the activation of the back-up alarm when the perimeter lighting is turned on: reprogramming the body control module or installing an ignition-controlled relay.

A: We offer a variety of inflatable military decoys and targets, which can be custom-patterned and made to order. Our products come with a two-year manufacturer's warranty, and we offer a variety of accessories to enable the inflation and use of our replicas.