Export Controls: Issues Concerning Sensitive Stealth-Related Items and Technologies

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Report Type	Reports and Testimonies
Report Date	May 11, 1995
Report No.	T-NSIAD-95-158
Subject	Defense capabilities Export regulation Exporting Foreign military sales policies Interagency relations International trade restriction Licenses Munitions Technology transfer Dept. of Commerce Control List Missile Technology Control Regime Patriot Missile System President's Enhanced Proliferation Control Initiative U.S. Munitions List Dual-use technologies

Summary:

Lax export controls and unclear jurisdiction at federal agencies may put sensitive stealth technology into the hands of foreign governments, enabling them to build weapons capable of evading detection by U.S. radar systems. Also, under current interagency referral practices, the Defense Department does not review most license applications for stealth technology processed by the Commerce Department. This report (1) determines how control over stealth technology is split between the State Department's U.S. Munitions List and the Commerce Department's Control List, (2) identifies the impact of shared jurisdiction over stealth-related items, and (3) assesses whether current referral procedures enable the Defense Department to review all stealth-related exports.

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Export Controls: Issues Concerning Sensitive Stealth-Related Items and Technologies