What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 700-144 DEMILITARIZATION AND TRADE SECURITY CONTROLS?
The purpose of this regulation is to provide guidance and procedures for demilitarization and trade security controls within the Army.

Who does this regulation apply to?
This regulation applies to all Army personnel involved in the demilitarization and trade security control processes, including contractors and foreign military sales representatives.

What is demilitarization?
Demilitarization refers to the process of modifying or reducing military equipment and technology to remove or destroy sensitive military capabilities.

What is the purpose of demilitarization?
The purpose of demilitarization is to prevent unauthorized use, disclosure, or sale of sensitive military technology and equipment.

What is the role of the Trade Security Control Officer (TSCO)?
The TSCO is responsible for implementing and managing trade security controls, as well as enforcing compliance with demilitarization requirements.

What are the documentation requirements for demilitarization?
Demilitarization requires proper documentation, including demilitarization plans, statements of work, and records of demilitarization actions.

Can demilitarized equipment be used for non-military purposes?
Yes, demilitarized equipment can be used for non-military purposes, as long as it no longer possesses sensitive military capabilities.

How are trade security controls enforced?
Trade security controls are enforced through the licensing and monitoring of parties involved in the export, import, or transfer of military technology and equipment.

Are there any exceptions to the demilitarization requirements?
Yes, there are exceptions to demilitarization requirements, including cases where national security interests, historical preservation, or foreign policy considerations may dictate.