Which contingency planning document identifies Worst Case OPLAN and/or CONPLAN requirements?

• A. Global Ammunition Control Point (GACP)
• B. Global Asset Positioning (GAP)
• C. War Consumable Distribution Objective (WCDO)
• D. Detailed Logistics Allocation Report (DLAR)

Answer: (C)

In contingency planning for wartime operations, the focus is on determining how much of each war-related consumable is needed to support the most demanding scenario. The document that sets these distribution targets for wartime plans is the War Consumable Distribution Objective. It specifies the quantities of items like munitions, fuel, and other war reserves that must be available and distributable to execute the plan under worst-case OPLAN or CONPLAN conditions, ensuring the sustainment of operations even when demand spikes. This makes it the best fit because it directly establishes the required distribution levels that support those extreme scenarios.

The other options relate to different aspects of logistics and control rather than identifying worst-case requirements. Global Ammunition Control Point deals with accountability and handling of ammunition, not the planning of worst-case consumption. Global Asset Positioning covers where assets are located globally, which aids visibility but not the specific worst-case distribution needs. Detailed Logistics Allocation Report documents how resources would be allocated, but it’s a planning and allocation record rather than the document that defines the worst-case distribution requirements themselves.