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### Viewing cable 09STATE118141, BLUE LANTERN LEVEL 3: POST-SHIPMENT END-USE CHECK

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09STATE118141 | 2009-11-16 20:22 | 2011-04-28 00:00 | UNCLASSIFIED | Secretary of State

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    UNCLAS STATE 118141

    SIPDIS
    OTTAWA FOR LORI BALBI

    E.O. 12958: N/A
    TAGS: ETTC KOMC CA
    SUBJECT: BLUE LANTERN LEVEL 3: POST-SHIPMENT END-USE CHECK
    ON THE EXPORT OF U.S. DEFENSE ARTICLES CITING THE CANADIAN
    EXEMPTION

    REF: 2006 BLUE LANTERN GUIDEBOOK

    ¶1. This is an Action Request.  See paragraphs 2-4.

    ¶2. The Department's Office of Defense Trade Controls
    Compliance (PM/DTCC) requests Embassy's assistance in
    conducting a post-shipment check on transactions citing the
    Canadian exemption for the export of thermal imaging systems
    to Canada.  Embassy is requested to complete this Blue
    Lantern check within 45 days.  Lack of response to a Blue
    Lantern check will affect pending and future licenses
    involving parties to this license.

    ¶3. Reason for request: Under ITAR 126.5 (Canadian Exemption),
    certain United States Munitions List (USML) items may be
    exported to Canada without a license.  Some items on USML
    Category XII - which includes thermal imaging devices - may
    require a license depending on commodity specification and
    type.  DDTC requests this check based on the vague
    description of commodity and end-use in export filing.  Also,
    End-user VIH Aviation Group has appeared on a previous DDTC
    license but the company's bona fides have not been
    established by a Blue Lantern check.

    ¶4. ACTION OTTAWA: Mission Canada is requested to make
    inquiries with appropriate officials to establish the bona
    fides of end-user VIH Aviation Group and to obtain all
    relevant details regarding the export of thermal imaging
    systems to Canada citing the Canadian exemption, including
    the exact description, number, type, dollar value, and serial
    number of items.  PM/DTCC also requests that post conducts a
    site visit to the company in order to provide Department with
    an assessment of its business operations and on-site
    security.  Finally, post is asked to assess whether the
    company appears to be a reliable recipient of USML items.  If
    a site visit is not possible, please inform the PM/DTCC
    officer.

    The following questions are provided as suggested guidance:

    --What were the exact United States Munitions List (USML)
    articles exported to you?  (Automated Export System (AES)
    filing data provides the following information, "thermal
    imaging systems".)

    --What is the exact end-use for these USML items?  Will VIH
    Aviation Group be the sole end-user and retain positive
    control over the thermal imaging systems at all times?  Will
    they be transferred to other end-users in Canada or
    re-exported?

    --Does the company have secure facilities and proper
    accounting and security procedures for handling sensitive
    USML items?

    --When was the company established and who are its
    principals?

    --What is the nature of the company's business?

    --What type of organizations are among its typical customers
    and where are the customers located?

    --Does the company understand the restrictions on USML items,
    especially the prohibition against unauthorized re-transfer
    and re-export?

    END ACTION.

    ¶5. Details of the AES filings:

    --EXPORT 1 - QUANTITY/COMMODITY:

    Quantity not provided

    Commodity - Vague description cited as, "thermal imaging
    system"

    Stated Value: USD 4,204.00

    Export Date - 13 August 2007

    ITAR Exemption Number - 126.5B

    Filer Identification Number - 9360708501

    Shipping Reference Number - 78773-3

    Export Identification Code - 93070850100

    --EXPORT 2 - QUANTITY/COMMODITY:

    Quantity not provided

    Commodity - Vague description cited as, "thermal imaging
    system"

    Stated Value: USD 5,200.00

    Export Date - 25 October 2007

    ITAR Exemption Number - 126.5B

    Filer Identification Number - 9360708501

    Shipping Reference Number - 50011439

    Export Identification Code - 93070850100

    U.S. EXPORTER:

    FLIR Systems, Inc.
    25 Esquire Rd.
    North Billerica, MA 01862
    POC is Mr. Mattera, Tel. 978-901-8553

    ULTIMATE CONSIGNEE

    VIH Aviation Group
    1962 Canso Rd.
    North Saanich, B.C.
    V8L5V5
    Canada
    No POC provided, Tel. 866-844-4354

    ¶6. Please slug reply for PM/DTCC - BLUE LANTERN COORDINATOR
    and include the words "Blue Lantern" and the case number in
    the subject line.  POC is Tim Mazzarelli, Phone:
    202-663-3867; Email: MazzarelliTP@state.gov; SIPRNET:
    MazzarelliTP@state.sgov.gov.  The Blue Lantern Guidebook
    (ref) is available as a PDF file on Intellipedia:
    http://www.intelink.gov/wiki/
    Blue Lantern End-Use Monitoring Program.

    ¶7. Department is grateful for post's assistance in this
    matter.
    CLINTON

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