Sure. Once OpenAI starts making something actually targetted towards the army at their request, that's a different thing. But as far as I understand, so far the army just bought a volume licence to a public service.
The actual line is:
> Advanced AI/ML Capabilities: Utilization of Microsoft's native AI services,
including Azure AI Search, OpenAI tools, and Azure Synapse for unified
analytics and big data processing.
The actual line is:
> Advanced AI/ML Capabilities: Utilization of Microsoft's native AI services, including Azure AI Search, OpenAI tools, and Azure Synapse for unified analytics and big data processing.