Which of the following is a way that ACSAs are different from FMS arrangements?1) ACSA's are paid for exclusively by the United States2) ACSAs are used to increase inventories3) ACSAs are used for routine requests for U. S defense articles and service4) ACSA are not to be used as routine source of supply to a foreign country

ACSAs are used for routine requests for U.S defense articles and service

Explanation:

Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA) is an agreement between the united state and coalition partners. It an agreement that is subject to renewal. It allows united state forces to exchange support from other coalition countries this include food, fuel, transportation, ammunition, and equipment.

It is done by establishing a mechanism to provide logistic supplies between country involved in exchange for reimbursement this could include cash, replacement in kind, or equal value exchange.

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