A-score 28.12: Using military leaders for diplomatic functions violates separation of civilian-military authority (separation:4) and represents institutional capture of military for political purposes (capture:3). Rule of law concerns (2) from bypassing State Department protocols. Mechanism modifier 1.25 for personnel_capture affecting institutional boundaries. Scope modifier 1.15 for international implications. Severity: durability 1.1 (sets precedent for future militarization of diplomacy), reversibility 0.95 (easily reversed but normalizes practice), precedent 1.15 (significant departure from civilian diplomatic norms). B-score 23.10: High media friendliness (4) as unconventional Trump move, moderate novelty (3) and outrage potential (3). Layer 2 shows pattern matching (3) with Trump's norm-breaking style and narrative pivot (3) from traditional diplomacy. Intentionality 6/15 suggests partial strategic calculation. Delta +5.02 with both scores >25 threshold indicates Mixed classification - genuine constitutional concern about civilian-military boundaries combined with significant media amplification.