Who is responsible for costs associated with WRM constitution after direct mission support use?

The responsibility for costs associated with War Reserve Material (WRM) constitution following direct mission support use lies with the storing command. This is because the storing command oversees the maintenance and management of WRM assets, including the financial aspects related to their replenishment and constitution after being used for operational purposes.

When WRM is utilized for a mission, it is critical for the storing command to accurately account for the costs incurred in bringing these materials back to operational readiness. They manage the logistics processes and ensure that the necessary resources are available for future missions, thus taking on the financial responsibility for those assets. This delineation of responsibility is essential for maintaining accountability and efficiency within logistics operations, ensuring that there is clarity on who bears the costs associated with the management of WRM assets.