CUSECO 2026 PRACTICE EXAM SCRIPT
SOLVED QUESTIONS GRADED A+
◉DSP-73. Answer: An application for a license for temporary export
of unclassified defense articles.
◉Department of Justice's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and
Explosives. Answer: Permanent import of defense articles into the
United States is regulated by this department.
◉124.1 on manufacturing license agreements. Answer: The
requirements apply whether or not technical data is to be disclosed.
◉ITAR. Answer: Under ITAR, the Department of State must advise
Congress when applying for an export license for significant military
equipment with a non-NATO country.
◉CFR 127.7 or CFR 127.10. Answer: Proceedings to impose
debarment or civil penalties under these regulations are initiated by
a charging letter.
,◉Congressional approval. Answer: An agreement for manufacture in
Germany of significant military equipment in Italy would require
this before proceeding.
◉Military demolition blocks and blasting caps. Answer: Includes
electric squibs, seismograph electric blasting caps, No. 6 blasting
caps including electric ones.
◉License revocation. Answer: A license may be revoked if the
Department of State deems such action to be in furtherance of world
peace, an applicant is ineligible to receive a license to import defense
articles, or an applicant has been debarred.
◉Combatant vessels of war. Answer: Include amphibious
aircraft/landing craft carriers, mine warfare ships, destroyers.
◉Temporary import control documents. Answer: Include Invoice,
purchase order, airway bill.
◉Administrative proceeding charges dismissal. Answer: The charges
will be dismissed where the evidence is not sufficient.
◉Temporary export license. Answer: Can authorize the temporary
export of unclassified defense articles.
,◉ITAR Regulations. Answer: A company manufacturing body armor
as listed on the US munitions list must register whether they export
or not.
◉Export definition. Answer: Sending or taking a defense article out
of the US in any manner, except by mere travel outside of the US by a
person whose personal knowledge includes technical data,
transferring registration of a satellite to a foreign person,
transferring technical data to a foreign person, whether in the US or
abroad.
◉Presiding Official. Answer: A person authorized by the US
government to conduct hearings in administrative proceedings.
◉Certification letter. Answer: Applications for export or temporary
import licenses must always include this.
◉TAA. Answer: We have a TAA for a new location we are setting up
in a foreign country. We would require it for depot level training in
upgrading.
◉Protective personnel equipment. Answer: A type of protective
personnel equipment that can be a defense article is body armor,
pressure suits, helmets.
, ◉Empowered Official. Answer: Has the independent authority to
refuse to sign any license application, inquire into any aspect of a
proposed temporary import by the applicant, verify the legality of an
export transaction.
◉Re-export. Answer: Within the meaning of the ITAR, a re-export is
the transfer of a defense article to an end use, end user, or
destination not previously authorized.
◉Unclassified technical data. Answer: When an exemption is
claimed for the export of unclassified technical data, the exporter
must maintain a record including a description of the unclassified
technical data.
◉Technical Assistance Agreement. Answer: If a Technical Assistance
Agreement has been proposed but not concluded, the Directorate of
Defense Trade Controls must be notified.
◉Export regulations clause. Answer: This agreement is subject to all
United States laws and regulations relating to exports and to all
administrative acts of the US Government pursuant to such laws and
regulations. This clause must be in both manufacturing License
Agreements and Technical Assistance Agreements.
SOLVED QUESTIONS GRADED A+
◉DSP-73. Answer: An application for a license for temporary export
of unclassified defense articles.
◉Department of Justice's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and
Explosives. Answer: Permanent import of defense articles into the
United States is regulated by this department.
◉124.1 on manufacturing license agreements. Answer: The
requirements apply whether or not technical data is to be disclosed.
◉ITAR. Answer: Under ITAR, the Department of State must advise
Congress when applying for an export license for significant military
equipment with a non-NATO country.
◉CFR 127.7 or CFR 127.10. Answer: Proceedings to impose
debarment or civil penalties under these regulations are initiated by
a charging letter.
,◉Congressional approval. Answer: An agreement for manufacture in
Germany of significant military equipment in Italy would require
this before proceeding.
◉Military demolition blocks and blasting caps. Answer: Includes
electric squibs, seismograph electric blasting caps, No. 6 blasting
caps including electric ones.
◉License revocation. Answer: A license may be revoked if the
Department of State deems such action to be in furtherance of world
peace, an applicant is ineligible to receive a license to import defense
articles, or an applicant has been debarred.
◉Combatant vessels of war. Answer: Include amphibious
aircraft/landing craft carriers, mine warfare ships, destroyers.
◉Temporary import control documents. Answer: Include Invoice,
purchase order, airway bill.
◉Administrative proceeding charges dismissal. Answer: The charges
will be dismissed where the evidence is not sufficient.
◉Temporary export license. Answer: Can authorize the temporary
export of unclassified defense articles.
,◉ITAR Regulations. Answer: A company manufacturing body armor
as listed on the US munitions list must register whether they export
or not.
◉Export definition. Answer: Sending or taking a defense article out
of the US in any manner, except by mere travel outside of the US by a
person whose personal knowledge includes technical data,
transferring registration of a satellite to a foreign person,
transferring technical data to a foreign person, whether in the US or
abroad.
◉Presiding Official. Answer: A person authorized by the US
government to conduct hearings in administrative proceedings.
◉Certification letter. Answer: Applications for export or temporary
import licenses must always include this.
◉TAA. Answer: We have a TAA for a new location we are setting up
in a foreign country. We would require it for depot level training in
upgrading.
◉Protective personnel equipment. Answer: A type of protective
personnel equipment that can be a defense article is body armor,
pressure suits, helmets.
, ◉Empowered Official. Answer: Has the independent authority to
refuse to sign any license application, inquire into any aspect of a
proposed temporary import by the applicant, verify the legality of an
export transaction.
◉Re-export. Answer: Within the meaning of the ITAR, a re-export is
the transfer of a defense article to an end use, end user, or
destination not previously authorized.
◉Unclassified technical data. Answer: When an exemption is
claimed for the export of unclassified technical data, the exporter
must maintain a record including a description of the unclassified
technical data.
◉Technical Assistance Agreement. Answer: If a Technical Assistance
Agreement has been proposed but not concluded, the Directorate of
Defense Trade Controls must be notified.
◉Export regulations clause. Answer: This agreement is subject to all
United States laws and regulations relating to exports and to all
administrative acts of the US Government pursuant to such laws and
regulations. This clause must be in both manufacturing License
Agreements and Technical Assistance Agreements.
