Who will continuously monitor requirements supporting Air Force war plans and validate all war reserve materiel requirements?

The role of continuously monitoring requirements that support Air Force war plans and validating all war reserve materiel requirements is primarily assigned to Major Commands (MAJCOMs). These organizations are responsible for overseeing the planning and execution of logistics and supply chain needs at a higher level within the Air Force framework. Their authority and capability to assess and adjust materiel needs based on strategic objectives make them essential in ensuring that all necessary resources are available under the specific circumstances of war planning.

MAJCOMs analyze extensive data and trends to ensure that the Air Force maintains readiness, which involves regularly evaluating the status of war reserve materiel. This includes not only ensuring that predetermined amounts of materiel are available but also adapting plans to meet evolving operational requirements and scenarios. Their continuous monitoring is crucial for making informed decisions that directly impact mission success and operational efficiency.