If discrepancies are discovered during the reconciliation of WRM documents, whom should you contact?

In the context of reconciling War Readiness Material (WRM) documents, the ideal point of contact for discrepancies is the Major Command (MAJCOM). MAJCOMs play a pivotal role in overseeing the logistical operations and ensuring adherence to policies and regulations across units. They have the authority and resources to address discrepancies effectively, pulling in relevant personnel and expertise as needed.

When discrepancies arise in WRM documentation, reaching out to the MAJCOM allows for a coordinated response that can include various levels of oversight and resource allocation. This ensures that any issues impacting war readiness can be resolved quickly and efficiently, as MAJCOMs are designed to handle such high-level logistical matters.

Other roles, such as the unit commander or a logistics planner, may have responsibilities in their respective areas but may not have the broader authority or the comprehensive overview of the situation that the MAJCOM possesses. Similarly, contacting the War Reserve Noncommissioned Officer is more focused on day-to-day operations rather than the strategic oversight provided by the MAJCOM. Therefore, for matters as significant as discrepancies in WRM documents, the MAJCOM is the correct point of contact.