The Army Foreign Disclosure Branch is responsible for ensuring judicious decisions are made when considering the disclosure of Classified Military Information (CMI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) to Foreign Governments and International organizations. Success is defined as striking the proper balance between supporting Army international activities and programs, while simultaneously protecting the critical enablers of technology and information that provide the overmatch capabilities of our current and future force.

• Implement National and DoD Foreign Disclosure Policy for the Army
• Coordinate, review, and submit all Army exceptions to National Disclosure Policy
• Control the Delegation of Disclosure Authority for CMI
• Oversee the execution of Delegated Disclosure Authority for CUI
• Provide Foreign Disclosure support to the Army Staff
• Manage/Execute the International Visits Program for the Army
• Management of the Army’s Foreign Liaison Officer Program
• Coordinate, review, and adjudicate foreign governments’ requests for information (RFIs).
• Develop and manage Army Foreign Disclosure Training and Education policy requirements at the enterprise level

• Army Level Security Cooperation Activities (DASA-DEC; G-3/5/7)
• Army Personnel Exchange Program (G-3/5/7)
• Engineer and Scientist Exchange Program (DASA-DEC)
• Cooperative Program Personnel Program (DASA-DEC)
• Washington Corps of Military Attachés (DAMI-FL)
• State Partnership Program Activities (The National Guard Bureau)

• National Disclosure Policy Committee
• Security Policy Automation Network (SPAN) Users Group
• Army Foreign Disclosure Requirements Council
• Security Education, Training and Awareness (SETA) Working Groups