B-10 / Strategic assessment
Use economic restrictions to reduce adversary leverage
Partner-dependent, not a demonstrated U.S.-Government authority gap
Existing pathway
Presidential economic-emergency and trade powers and competent Treasury/Commerce/State processes may complement DoD sourcing, contracting and industrial measures.
What remains unresolved
A generic power for DoD independently to impose economy-wide sanctions, tariffs or export licensing is not established merely by its national-security mission. Any delegated role must be traced.
Coordination or legislative question
Distinguish “DoD does not own the required decision” from “the United States lacks authority”; the latter has not been demonstrated here.
Analytical mapping from the cited demand to statutory mechanisms; not a claim that the strategy expressly requests every possible mechanism.