Munitions List: Training and Protection
Three pieces on 22 CFR 121.1: Category IX on training equipment, simulators and military training, Category X on personal protective equipment with the section 123.17 body armor exemption, and Category XIII on materials, armor and cryptography.
Three pieces in this topic
USML Category IX: training equipment and training
Training equipment and simulators, plus military training itself, which needs an approved agreement before it starts.
02USML Category X: personal protective equipment
Body armor, helmets and plates at NIJ RF3 or above, laser and flash protection, and a license-free route for personal body armor.
03USML Category XIII: materials, armor and cryptography
Military cryptography, advanced materials, armor measured by Em and NIJ levels, and concealment and signature reduction.
Key terms in this topic
Defense serviceMilitary trainingStimulatorSystem specific simulatorSignature targetNIJ RF3Optical density greater than 3Section 123.17 exemptionInternal Transaction NumberDevelopmental exoskeletonEmTransparentReactive armorRadar absorbing materialCross domain system
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- Technology Transfer and Export Control 5 pieces
- End Use Monitoring 5 pieces
- Excess Defense Articles 3 pieces
- Offsets 3 pieces
- Sensitive Systems and Export Compliance 3 pieces
- Classifying Defense Articles 3 pieces
- Commercial Export Licenses 3 pieces
- Defense Services Agreements 3 pieces
- Licensing Exemptions 3 pieces
- Brokering Controls 3 pieces
- Violations and Penalties 4 pieces
- Registration and Reporting 2 pieces
- Assistance Program Controls 2 pieces
- Munitions List: Weapons 6 pieces
- Munitions List: Platforms 4 pieces
- Munitions List: Electronics 5 pieces
- Release Gates for Sensitive Systems 2 pieces
- Country Policy and the Treaties 5 pieces
- Licenses From Application to Revocation 5 pieces
- ITAR Definitions and Technical Data 5 pieces
- Terrorism and Missile Controls 4 pieces
- Chemical, Biological and Nuclear Sanctions 3 pieces