THE UPTICK IS OVER
A senior defense official says U.S. foreign military sales (FMS), back down after a post-Gulf War spike, are likely to remain flat in the near future. The reason: financially strapped customers, such as Saudi Arabia, and reduced demand due to the huge $33.2 billion in sales in fiscal 1993. FMS sales...
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