Drawdown proposals to provide U.S. assistance for an international crisis
are typically developed through an interagency process led by the
Departments of State (State) and Defense (DOD), and involving the National
Security Council and the Executive Office of the President. State and DOD
work with other agencies to determine whether to use a drawdown authority
and identify the assistance to be provided. Based on the estimated value
and availability of the articles and services, the agencies agree on the
parameters of the drawdown. State prepares a justification package, and the
President signs a Presidential Determination to authorize the drawdown. DOD
then executes the drawdown by working with the military services to provide
the articles and services.

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