Which policy outlines the procedures for disclosing classified military information to foreign governments?

The policy that outlines the procedures for disclosing classified military information to foreign governments is Department of Defense Directive 5230.11. This directive establishes the framework for the disclosure of classified defense information to foreign governments and international organizations while ensuring that national security interests are adequately protected. The directive includes guidance on determining what information can be disclosed, the processes involved in vetting requests for information, and the protocols for coordination and approval of disclosures.

Though the other options pertain to various aspects of defense policy, they do not primarily focus on the disclosure of classified military information to foreign entities. For instance, Directive 5530.11 covers international agreements and the Department of Defense Instruction 5239.01 relates to cybersecurity and information assurance. The Defense Manual 5200.01 provides guidance on the overall classification and declassification processes but does not specifically address the procedures for disclosure to foreign governments. Thus, directive 5230.11 is the appropriate document for understanding and managing the disclosure of classified information to foreign entities.