During which inspection are salvage plans reviewed for a unit?

• A. Organizational Safety Audit
• B. Maintenance Readiness Review
• C. Logistics Compliance Inspection
• D. Civilian oversight audit

Answer: (C)

Salvage planning is a logistics function because it deals with how an asset will be recovered, repurposed, or disposed of in line with supply, asset management, and regulatory requirements. A Logistics Compliance Inspection specifically checks that the unit has proper salvage procedures, required approvals, and documentation, all aligned with logistics policies. That focus makes it the best fit for reviewing salvage plans.

Organizational Safety Audit looks at safety programs and risk controls, not asset disposition. Maintenance Readiness Review concentrates on maintenance capability, readiness, and condition of equipment, rather than salvage procedures. Civilian oversight audit is not the typical DoD inspection category for this area.