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Is- rael has sold the United States everything from Uzi submachine guns and ammunition to sophisti- cated electronic communications equipment, including pilotless re- connaisance aircraft and aerial decoys. Israel Aircraft Industries has leased 12 Kfir fighters to the U.S. Navy. But Israeli officials believe that there are many other Israeli products, battletested and reli- able, which could be sold to the U.S. armed forces if only mar- keted in a more effective manner. "That's where the conference comes in," says General Uri Sim- choni, the military attache at the Israel Embassy in Washington. He said representatives from many Israeli companies will hear directly from Pentagon procure- ment officers and other specialists about the best ways to penetrate the huge U.S. market. There is a complex U.S. Defense Department bureaucracy which can complicate such sales unless the sellers "know exactly what they are doing." The Pentagon has cooperated with the Israeli Embassy in or- ganizing the seminar. In recent years, U.S. officials have prom- ised to try to increase Israeli sales to the United States but so far there have been only mixed re- s sults. Simchoni said the seminar re- presents a first of its kind for Is- raeli industry. He noted, however, that the Pentagon had helped Au- stralia put together a similar con- ference a few years ago. That con- ference was very effective in help- ing Australia increase its own sales to the U.S. armed forces, Simchoni said. Under a 1979 U.S.-Israel Memorandum of Agreement — renewed last year — the U.S. enabled Israel to bid for U.S. mili- tary contracts along the lines of other friends and allies. But many Israeli companies have been un- able to successfully market their products because they were un- familiar with the complex U.S. regulations on bidding for con- tracts. 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