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Journal Article
YEMEN: BACKGROUND AND U.S. RELATIONS
2011
Overview
U.S. Department of Defense 1206 Assistance to Yemen FY2006:$4.3 million FY2007: $ 26 million FY2008: none FY2009:$66.8 million Total: $ 97.1 million FY2009 DOD 1206 obligations include: ·$5.9 million for an aerial surveillance counter-terror initiative (helicopters with night-vision cameras), · $ 30.1 million for Coast Guard patrol and maritime security to combat piracy (two boats, radios), ·$25 million for border security (360 4x4 armored pickup trucks) · and $ 5.8 million for improving improvised explosive device (IED) ordnance mitigation. Between FY2006 and FY2007, Yemen received approximately$30.3 million from the U.S. Department of Defense's Section 1206 account. [...]this most recent tranche of defense aid (totaling $ 66.8 million) is more than double the level of the previous two fiscal years combined.
