Registered, eligible U.S. exporters may export unclassified and classified defense articles and services not excluded by Supplement No. 1 to members of the Australian or UK Community identified on the DDTC website, for treaty end uses (combined operations, cooperative programmes, specified government projects, U.S. Government end use) that are posted, confirmed in writing or named in a U.S. Government contract, using only approved intermediate consignees; no exporter may use them if its officers, directors or any party, source or manufacturer is ineligible; anti-tamper items, pre-Milestone B developmental items and (for the UK) EU dual-use list items are excluded or restricted; transfers outside the community or authorised end uses need approval under 123.9, and any sale to a 126.1 country must be reported immediately; items must be marked '//RESTRICTED USML//REL AUS and USA Treaty Community//' or '//RESTRICTED USML//REL USA and GBR Treaty Community//' (or with the classification level), invoices must carry the treaty statement, detailed records kept five years, EEI filed with the end-use code, Part 130 statements given for $500,000 contracts, and exports above set thresholds wait 30 days after DDTC acknowledges a notification (126.16, 126.17).
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