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Foreign Military Sales Liaison Officer (Partner Nation)

Foreign Liaison Officer (FLO)

Partner nation military, embedded at a U.S. (AFSAC, USASAC, NAVSUP WSS, or a SYSCOM)

Updated 11 September 2026

A partner-nation officer physically embedded at a U.S. , serving as the partner's in-person representative on their active cases.

What They Do

International partner countries may maintain liaison officers to review program and requisition status with the desk officers. These liaison officers may, in some instances, initiate or modify requisitions on behalf of their government. Country purchasing office representatives or foreign embassy personnel from Washington, D.C., often conduct the required liaison with the . However, for a growing number of countries, a for at AFSAC, Foreign Representative () for at NAVSUP-WSS-N52, or Liaison Officer () for U.S. Army at USASAC-NC is located at the .

Active Pipeline Stages

Where this role is most involved across the FMS pipeline:

Who They Work With

The most frequent counterparts across an FMS case:

Cross-Service Terminology

The Air Force calls this seat a ; the Navy, a Foreign Representative (); the Army, a Liaison Officer ().

References

Drawn exclusively from publicly available authorities.

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