Use the responsible program or contracting office for this instrument.
The recorded role is not itself a general application endpoint.
What this role does not control
A routing lead does not establish funds, an individual delegation or approval of the proposed action.
U.S. members generally cannot physically detect, lift or destroy mines under this authority unless concurrently supporting a U.S. military operation.
Not permission to join another country’s military operation without U.S. armed-forces participation.
Legal basisSources linkedLegal sources and instrument limits are recorded.
RequirementsGates recordedRead the requirements for this instrument; applicability depends on the proposed action.
Public fundingRules recordedThe record states funding rules and conditions; no program amount is attributed to this action.
Assigned rolesRoles recordedPublic sources describe institutional authority. The instrument identifies approval and execution roles; a specific signature remains transaction-dependent.
EngagementProgram-specificRecorded executing role: Service humanitarian mine-action teams; Designated training/technical assistance and contracting offices. Use the responsible program’s process.
What this is not / limit: U.S. members generally cannot physically detect, lift or destroy mines under this authority unless concurrently supporting a U.S. military operation.
Executing role: Service humanitarian mine-action teams; Designated training/technical assistance and contracting offices
Authority holder
Military Department Secretary under SecDef regulations; specific Secretary of State approval.
Eligibility gate
Promote shared security interests or U.S. operational-readiness skills.
Complement other assistance; State approval; annual activity/cost and unfulfilled-demand report.
Funding condition
Direct expenses from specifically appropriated overseas humanitarian-assistance funds.
All recorded limits
U.S. members generally cannot physically detect, lift or destroy mines under this authority unless concurrently supporting a U.S. military operation.
Not permission to join another country’s military operation without U.S. armed-forces participation.