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The use of arms transfers1 to achieve political ends has long been a major feature of American foreign policy. Although the Iran-Contra Affair' is the most recent and most prominent example of this practice, arms transfers have been relied upon by every postwar administration to achieve political ends. However, while arms transfers have been a constant feature of American foreign policy, the form of arms exports has changed over the decades from military aid packages in the 1950's and 1960's to sales in the 1970's and 1980's.' This shift has led to a decreased

Congress and Arms Sales: Tapping the Potential of the Fast-Track Guarantee Procedure