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Indeed, there is plenty of stuff that is non-ITAR. ITAR, AFAIK, is basically for more advanced tech. There is also a set of information that is not classified
by toss1 4y ago
Indeed, there is plenty of stuff that is non-ITAR. ITAR, AFAIK, is basically for more advanced tech.
There is also a set of information that is not classified, but is called Controlled Unclassified Information. That info, designs, drawings, specs, tech data, etc. is all controlled, even though it is not "classified". Same restrictions — must check first before communicating any of it to a non-US person or organization. It is a bit of a PITA when we need to make parts as a subcontractor that are CUI, but need to send those out for another process like painting or coating, to a non-JCP/ITAR-registered org. Funny that we can send the part, but not the drawings.
I'm sure there's plenty of nonclassified and non-CUI non-ITAR stuff. The first thing that comes to mind is clothing, food, basic transport vehicles, fuel, etc.