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Six thousand to 8,000 Libyan troops will be trained during a term of up to eight years as part of this package, in addition the U.S. will supply Libya with 637 M4A4 carbines and ammunition for same, plus uniforms, other equipment, parts, and logistical support necessary for the training.
DSCA argues that this training is necessary to provide Libyan troops with the "basic, collective and advanced training" they need to establish "a professional and disciplined" military capable of "protecting Libya's institutions, facilities, and personnel, as well as keeping peace and security within Libya."
DSCA assured Congress that "there will be no adverse impact on U.S. defense readiness as a result of this proposed sale." Nor will the continued training "alter the basic military balance in the region."
The principal contractors who will provide the services on behalf of the U.S. government "are unknown at this time but will be determined during the competitive bid process."
