typed in by DJB, 931012, for the public record

					United States Department of State
					Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs
					Office of Defense Trade Controls
					Washington, DC 20522-0602

					Oct  5 1993

In reply refer to
ODTC Case:  CJ-214-93

YOUR LETTER DATED:  July 15, 1993

REQUEST FOR COMMODITY JURISDICTION FOR:  DJBCJF-2, DJBCJF-3,
DJBCJF-4, DJBCJF-5, DJBCJF-6

This commodity jurisdiction (CJ) request was referred to the
Departments of Commerce and Defense for their review and 
recommendations.  As a result, the Department of State has
determined that the referenced items are subject to the
licensing jurisdiction of the Department of State in accordance
with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (22 CFR 120
through 130).  The referenced items contain cryptographic source
code for data encryption and are used in a stand-alone
cryptographic product.  As such, they are designated as defense
articles under U.S. Munitions List category XIII(b)(1).
Licenses issued by this office are required prior to export.

However, if any of the subject items are incorporated into a
commercial software product, that software may not be subject to
Department of State control.  We suggest you submit a seperate [sic]
commodity jurisdiction request for any such product.  Should you
require further assistance on this matter, please contact Maj.
Gary Oncale at (703) 875-5655.

					Sincerely,

					[signature]

					William B. Robinson
					Director
					Office of Defense Trade Controls

Daniel J. Bernstein
[address]