WSJ News Exclusive | Pentagon Trying to Get Weapons to Allies Faster

The Pentagon is planning to beef up training for its officers who help execute foreign weapons sales

Goal to train 1,400 military officers is part of effort to speed up foreign military salesU.S. defense contractors’ inability to quickly replenish weaponry such as missiles and munitions for Ukraine has led Pentagon officials to argue that industry consolidation has gone too far and raised questions about how prepared America is for conflict. Illustration: Adele Morgan

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