NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

SECTION 9 - INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRAINING
The Security Assistance Training Program (SATP) consists of U.S.
military training assistance to eligible countries under
International Military Education and Training (IMET) and Foreign
Military Sales (FMS). Its objectives include:
Develop skills needed for effective operation and
maintenance of equipment acquired by foreign countries from
the United States.
Promote U.S. military rapport with armed forces of foreign
countries.
Promote better understanding of the United States, its
people, political institutions, and way of life.
Increase international military students' awareness of U.S.
commitment to the basic principles of internationally
recognized human rights.
SECNAVINST 4950.4, Joint Security Assistance Training
Regulation (JSAT), prescribes policies,
responsibilities, procedures, and administration for
the education and training of international military
students in DON courses.
NETCINST 4950.1 (series), DOD Field Studies for
International Military Training Under the Security
Assistance Program contains guidance specific to NETC
activities.
NETC serves as the U.S. Navy systems command for
security assistance training.
NETC conducts formal schools training for the
international military students in NETC schools.
NETC provides military technical training as required
when tasked by competent authority.
NETC ensures that all commands appoint an
International Military Student officer (IMSO).
NOTE:
The IMSO monitors and coordinates activities
for international military students' training,
including implementation of the Fields Studies
Program.
Executes, operates, and administers designated portions of
the SATP through Naval Education and Training Security
Assistance Field Activity (NETSAFA).
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