Who is responsible for establishing a war reserve materiel (WRM) training program?

The responsibility for establishing a war reserve materiel (WRM) training program lies with the war reserve materiel officer or WRMNCO. This individual is specifically tasked with overseeing the readiness and management of war reserve materials, including training personnel on how to properly handle and maintain these resources.

The design and implementation of such a training program are crucial for ensuring that all relevant staff are familiar with WRM policies, procedures, and equipment. By having a dedicated officer focused on WRM, organizations can ensure that training is tailored to meet the operational needs and readiness objectives outlined by military strategy. This role encompasses not only the establishment of the program but also ongoing assessment and adjustments to ensure the training remains pertinent to current operational demands and resource management practices.

Other roles, while important in the logistics chain, do not specifically carry the responsibility for WRM training; their focus might lie in broader logistics planning or supply chain management rather than the specialized oversight and training required for war reserve materiel.