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<abstract>Lax export controls and unclear jurisdiction at federal agencies may put
sensitive stealth technology into the hands of foreign governments,
enabling them to build weapons capable of evading detection by U.S.
radar systems.  Also, under current interagency referral practices, the
Defense Department does not review most license applications for stealth
technology processed by the Commerce Department.  This report (1)
determines how control over stealth technology is split between the
State Department&apos;s U.S. Munitions List and the Commerce Department&apos;s
Control List, (2) identifies the impact of shared jurisdiction over
stealth-related items, and (3) assesses whether current referral
procedures enable the Defense Department to review all stealth-related
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