Chapter 1: Introduction

A. Background and History of International Programs
B. Striking a Balance
C. Issues Not Covered

A. Introduction
B. Commercial Exports of Defense Articles and Technical Data
C. Government Programs
D. Programs with NATO
E. Reciprocal Procurement Arrangements
F. Planning for International Programs

A. Introduction
B. Classified Military Information (CMI)
C. Disclosures Not Covered by the NDP
D. Disclosure Authority
E. Disclosure Decisions
F. The NDPC
G. Requests for an Exception to National Disclosure Policy
H. Security Agreements
I. Security Surveys

A. Introduction
B. Controlled Unclassified Information
C. Foreign Government Information

A. Introduction
B. Definitions
C. Policy and Procedures

A. Introduction
B. Policy
C. Methods of Transfer
D. U.S. Government Transportation Systems
E. Transfers of Freight
F. Return of Material for Repair, Modification or Maintenance
G. Use and Clearance of Freight Forwarders
H. Hand Carrying Classified Material
I. Classified Material Receipts
J. Contractor Preparations for International Transfers Pursuant to Commercial and FMS Sales
K. Transfers of Technical Data Pursuant to an ITAR Exemption

A. Introduction
B. Policy
C.Types of Visits
D. International Visits Program
E. Foreign Visits to DoD Facilities
F. Hosted Visits to DoD Facilities
G. Visits by Representatives of NATO and Representatives of Other International Organizations
H. Visits for Foreign Participation in Classified Meetings Authorized by the Department of Defense
I. Liaison Officers
J. Defense Personnel Exchange Program
K. Control of Access to Defense Facilities by Foreign Nationals
L. Visits by Foreign Nationals to Cleared Defense Contractor Facilities
M. Extended Visits to Contractor Cleared Facilities
N. Technology Control Plan (TCP)
O. Foreign National Employees of DoD Contractors
P. Visits by U.S. Persons Traveling Abroad

A. Introduction
B. Technology Assessment Control Plan
C. Program Protection Plan
D. Cooperative Opportunities Document (COD)
E. Delegation of Disclosure Authority Letter

A. Introduction
B. Program Documents

A. Introduction
B. NATO Facility and Personnel Clearance Requirements
C. NATO Contracts
D. NATO Briefings
E. Marking and Handling NATO Documents
F. Storing NATO Documents
G. International Transmission of Classified NATO Documents
H. Extracting from NATO Documents
I. Release of U.S. Information to NATO
J. Visits

A. Introduction
B. Access, Storage, Custody, Control and Transmission of Classified Information
C. Security Briefings
D. Report of Assignment Outside the United States
E. DIS Office of Industrial Security International (OISI)

A. List Of DoD Principal Disclosure Authorities
B. Requests For Exception To National Disclosure Policy
C. Statutes Provides Specific Exemptions From the Freedom of Information Act
D. Export-Control And Distribution Statements on Technical Documents
E. Foreign and U.S. Classifications
F. Department of Defense Visit Offices
G. Office Of Industrial Security, International (OISI)
H. Sample Technology Assessment/Control Plan
I. Sample Delegation of Disclosure Authority Letter
J. NATO Courier Certificate
K. Arrangements for the International Hand Carriage of Classified Documents, Equipments and/or Components (MISWG 1)
L. Use of Cryptographic Systems (MISWG 3)
M. Security Clauses (MISWG 4)
N. Program/Project Security Instruction (MISWG 5)
O. Procedures for the Protection of Restricted Information (MISWG 6)
P. International Visits (MISWG 7)
Q. Controlled Unclassified Information (MISWG 8)
R. Security Education and Awareness (MISWG 9)
S. Transportation Plan for the Movement of Classified Material (MISWG 10)
T. Control of Security Cleared Facilities (MISWG 11)
U. Facility Security Clearance Information Sheet (MISWG 12)
V. Automated Data Processing (ADP) Security Plan (MISWG 13)
W. Industrial Security Procedures for Transfer of Classified Material Outside the United States
X. Definitions
Y. Acronyms and Abbreviations
Z. References

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