U.S. Security Assistance
The Department of Defense has obligated $21.2B on contract under the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, and an additional $25.1B on contract to replace equipment drawn down from U.S. stocks.
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A&S Priorities
A&S remains committed to enabling the delivery and sustainment of capability to our Warfighters. In support of the National Defense Strategy, our efforts and resources focus on three cross-cutting priorities.
A&S Priority
Deliver Integrated Capabilities at Speed and Scale
Deliver high warfighting value from our developing and fielded weapons systems and provide Warfighters multiple ways to win the high-end fight. Discovery, prototyping, and experimentation are necessary but not sufficient—we must also produce and field capabilities at scale. Be mindful of blue and red mission threads and kill chains, and do all of this with our allies and partners.
A&S Priority
Drive efficiencies and cost reductions to project and sustain forces globally, including by relying on and expanding partnerships. Focus on enabling quick deployment to new, often denied areas over great distance. This global footprint requires installations and infrastructure be resilient to adversary attacks, adverse weather and energy, and unstable supply. Forces must continue operations by defending against modern biological and chemical threats.
A&S Priority
Foster a Resilient and Robust Industrial Base
Build and maintain a robust national security industrial base and supply chain. Link our defense and organic industrial bases to the broader economic and innovation ecosystems in the United States, and those of allies and partners. Improve and modernize production capabilities and depth for relevant American industry. Partner with the private sector and state and local governments to boost domestic capability. Invest in a first-class future workforce through talent management, education, training, and employment.
