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The Security Assistance Training Management Organization's Vanuatu Mobile Training Team trained Vanuatu Mobile Force service members during a 9mm gun range in September 2023. The team also enjoyed community outreach earlier in the month, scuba diving with host nation partners and conducting a beach cleanup (pictured) in Port Villa. The MTT supports the U.S. Army Pacific's Partnership Line of Effort, building land power network and developing partners and allies. The MTT also cooperates with Australia and New Zealand partners.
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The Security Assistance Training Management Organization's Vanuatu Mobile Training Team trained Vanuatu Mobile Force service members during a 9mm gun range in September 2023. The team also enjoyed community outreach earlier in the month, scuba diving with host nation partners and conducting a beach cleanup (pictured) in Port Villa. The MTT supports the U.S. Army Pacific's Partnership Line of Effort, building land power network and developing partners and allies. The MTT also cooperates with Australia and New Zealand partners.
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The Security Assistance Training Management Organization's Vanuatu Mobile Training Team trained Vanuatu Mobile Force service members during a 9mm gun range in September 2023. The team also enjoyed community outreach earlier in the month, scuba diving with host nation partners and conducting a beach cleanup in Port Villa. The MTT supports the U.S. Army Pacific's Partnership Line of Effort, building land power network and developing partners and allies. The MTT also cooperates with Australia and New Zealand partners.
SATMO is a subordinate organization to the U.S. Army Security Assistance Command and deploys U.S.-based teams to execute security assistance missions outside the continental United States. SATMO has successfully deployed training and advisory teams to every geographic combatant command, hence the motto "Training the World, One Soldier at a Time." Their mission is vital to achieving U.S. national security objectives and stability in key locations throughout the world.
USASAC currently manages over 6,500 Foreign Military Sales cases, worth more than $217 billion, for more than 137countries.
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