Commerce Exempts Licenses for Some Defense Item Transfers
The Commerce Department will now allow unlicensed temporary imports and subsequent export of classified and unclassified defense items that enter the U.S. as part of the Defense Department’s Foreign Military Sales program, which authorizes transfers of U.S. defense materials to…
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ally countries, Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security said (here). Those items will be identified in Letters of Offer and Acceptance that verify involvement in FMS.