Frank Hecker : "Accepting this bug. My initial comments: The last time I dealt with the issue of the DoD PKI it was essentially a DoD-internal PKI for the use of U.S. military personnel (active or retired), DoD civilian employees, DoD contractors, and (maybe) allied forces (e.g., NATO). It was not intended for the use of the general public (whether U.S. citizens or not), and I'm not aware that members of the general public would ever be in a situation where they would encounter SSL-enabled web servers, S/MIME email, or signed code that used DoD-issued certificates.

Based on that I would consider this an "intranet" CA (albeit for a very large intranet) and based on my previous "meta-policy" comments I would recommend not including this in Mozilla et.al. I'll leave this bug open for a period of public comments, and then I'll close it with "WONTFIX" unless someone can provide compelling reasons why I should do otherwise."

Seems reasonable to me.