66 10-36. How is classified information or material approved for release to a foreign government transmitted or transferred? 1. Delivered or transmitted only to a person designated, in writing, by the recipient government 2. Transferred only by a foreign embassy representative of each government 3. Transmitted only by Navy IPO 4. Transmitted by a foreign disclosure office only 10-37. In most cases, U.S. classified material delivered to a foreign government within the recipient country shall be delivered on arrival, in the recipient country, to a U.S. Government representative, who shall arrange for its transfer to a designated representative of the recipient government. 1. True 2. False 10-38. Overseas shipments of U.S. classified material shall be made only via which of the following ships, aircraft, or other carriers? 1. Those owned or chartered by the U.S. Government or under U.S. registry 2. Those owned or chartered by or under the registry of the recipient government 3. Those otherwise authorized by the head of the DoD component who has classification jurisdiction over the classified material involved 4. All of the above 10-39. In any FMS case, the foreign recipient is exclusively responsible for developing a transportation plan for the DoD component having security cognizance over the classified material involved. 1. True 2. False 10-40. A contractor should prepare a transportation plan for each commercial contract, subcontract, and other legally binding arrangement providing for the transfer of classified freight to foreign governments, to be moved by truck, rail, aircraft, or ship. 1. True 2. False 10-41. The requirement for a transportation plan applies to all U.S. and foreign classified and unclassified contracts. 1. True 2. False LEARNING OBJECTIVE:  Recognize the policy and procedures for reporting and investigating incidents of loss or compromise of classified information. 10-42. When an individual becomes aware that classified information is lost or compromised, what shall he or she immediately do? 1. Notify the commanding officer or security manager 2. Notify the local PAO 3. Start a Preliminary Inquiry 4. All of the above 10-43. The commanding officer should appoint the security manager to conduct a PI. 1. True 2. False