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  security force if the Secretary of Defense has credible information that the unit has committed a gross
  violation of human rights.
  331, FRIENDLY FOREIGN COUNTRIES: AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR CONDUCT
  OF OPERATIONS
  4-31. This section provides support (logistics, supplies, and services) to forces of a friendly foreign country
  participating in an operation with the armed forces of the DOD. The operation needs to that benefit U.S.
  national security interests, and/or solely for the purpose of enhancing interoperability of military forces in a
  combined operation. This support includes the procurement of equipment for the purpose of loaning such
  equipment to the military forces of a friendly foreign country participating in a U.S.-supported coalition or
  combined operation. It also includes specialized training in connection with such an operation and small-
  scale construction (as defined in 10 USC 301) that is directly related to the effective accomplishment of the
  training exercise.
  332, FRIENDLY FOREIGN COUNTRIES; INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
  DEFENSE INSTITUTION CAPACITY BUILDING
  4-32. This section allows subject matter experts, civilian advisors, and other experts to help a respective
  country’s ministry of defense and/or various security agencies with defense institution building. This program
  provides institutional- and ministerial-level advice and other training to personnel of the ministry or regional
  organization to which assigned to support of stabilization or post-conflict activities, and assists such
  ministries in building core institutional capacity, competencies, and capabilities to manage defense-related
  processes.
  333, FOREIGN SECURITY FORCES: AUTHORITY TO BUILD CAPACITY
  4-33. Section 333 allows the Secretary of Defense to provide equipment, services, and training to the national
  security forces of one or more foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity to do one or more of the
  following operations: counterterrorism, counter-weapons of mass destruction, counter-illicit drug trafficking,
  counter-transnational organized crime, maritime/border security, military intelligence, air domain awareness
  operations and cybersecurity operations, or activities that contribute to an international coalition operations.
  341, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE STATE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (SPP)
  4-34. Section 341 allows the National Guard to interact with military, security forces, and
  emergency/disaster response organizations of friendly partner nations. SPP matches State National Guard
  capabilities to a partner nation’s security requirements for the military, security forces (border forces,
  constabulary, port, air, and land forces), and first responder organizations with emergency and disaster
  response, to include medical and infectious disease. SPP is one of the few programs authorized to engage
  across the spectrum of country governmental organizations and is a multi-categorization security cooperation
  tool.
  22 USC PROGRAMS
  4-35. Security assistance programs that build partner capacity, funded under 22 USC, include but are not
  limited to—
  * Section 2763, Foreign Military Financing.
  * Sections 2761, 2762, 2769, Foreign Military Sales (FMS).
  * Section, 2347, International Military Education and Training.
  * Section 2348, Peacekeeping Operations (PKO).
  * Sections 2321j, 2761, Excess Defense Articles (EDA).
  * African Peacekeeping Rapid Response Partnership.