The Security Assistance Monitor's Latest Arms Sales Trends report find that U.S. foreign military sales (FMS) rose to an astounding $110.9 billion in calendar year 2020, an unprecedented surge in arms offers. The contrast with prior years is stark. FMS sales averaged $63 billion per year in the first three years of the Trump administration, versus $61.5 billion per year under Obama, measured in 2019 dollars. The comparable inflation-adjusted figure for 2020 is $109.4 billion, nearly 75% more than the average figures for the Obama administration and the first three years of the Trump administration.